Zhao (45 BC-65438 BC +0), Zhao, born as a maid of honor, was the second queen of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and was made queen at the age of 37. Nine years later, the 46-year-old Emperor Wu died. Its original name is not recorded in the official history, and it is usually recognized as the owner. After the death of Emperor Cheng of Han Dynasty, Emperor Ai of Han Dynasty succeeded to the throne, and Zhao became the empress dowager. Six years later, Emperor Han Ping succeeded to the throne, from Empress Dowager to Empress Dowager Xiao. 1 month later, he was renamed Shu Ren and committed suicide.

Zhao is a legendary figure and mythical beauty in the history of China. There are few descriptions of her in Hanshu and few records of her in official history. But there are many books about her in unofficial history. The story of Zhao and his sister Zhao Hede is a process of continuous spread and gradual enrichment, especially in Miscellanies of Xijing and Biography of Yan Fei. In the history of China, she is famous for her beauty. The so-called "being fat and thin" is about her and Yang Yuhuan, and thinness is usually used to describe a kind of frivolous beauty. At the same time, because of her beauty, she became the representative of the seductive emperor.