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Mrs. Mao (also known as Mrs. Gengzi, about 88 years ago), Zhao, a native of East Fifth Hospital (now Hangbieying Village, Hejian County), was the favorite concubine of Emperor Gaozu and his mother.

Legend has it that Zhao was born with a clenched fist and could not open it. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty crossed the river, he heard that there was a strange girl, so he called her out and opened his hand. Seeing a jade hook in her palm, she took it back to the palace and named it Jieyu. After the disaster of voodoo, Emperor Wu wanted to be a prince, but he was afraid of Zhao chaos, so he decided to kill his mother. On the other hand, when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was practicing in Ganquan Palace, Taigong Zhao was reprimanded for making mistakes. Later, Zhao died of depression in Yunyang Palace and was buried in Yunling.

Strange female hook yi:

Liu Che, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, had an inaugural trip and passed Hejian (now Hebei Province). The "gas watcher" who observed the celestial phenomena and divined good and bad luck told the emperor that there were strange women here, and the emperor immediately sent a letter to look for them.

Zhao's father died at that time. He was sentenced to castration for breaking the law, became a eunuch, and served as the middle imperial gate. He died in Chang 'an and was buried in Yong Men.

Some people think that Zhao's fists clenched only because of polio, but this does not explain that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was able to spread out his hands and had a jade hook in his hand. Others think that clenching fists and hiding hooks is a good show for local officials and followers to please Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Zhao's eunuch career made Zhao's beauty known to some officials, so he took this opportunity to give Ryan to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.