Who could compare to Qiong Yao's writing? The mistress is kind, the illegitimate daughter is kind, the first wife is evil

Qiong Yao's daughter was Qiong Yao's wife, Chen Derong.

Qiong Yao was a famous Chinese author who was famous for writing love and romance stories. Her novels were often full of sensuality, delicate emotional descriptions, and romantic plots, which were deeply loved by readers. Qiong Yao was born in 1897. She studied in Japan in her early years and later returned to participate in revolutionary activities. Her novels were first published in newspapers and magazines, but later turned to publishing collections and novels, known as the "mother of modern Chinese novels". Qiong Yao's works covered many types of novels, including romance novels, martial arts novels, historical novels, and so on. Her most famous works included "Princess Huanzhu" and "Deep Love in the Rain". Her novels were not only widely spread in China, but also had many readers around the world. She was regarded as one of the treasures of Asian literature. Qiong Yao had experienced many setbacks in her life, but her works had always been loved and pursued by readers, becoming an important part of Chinese culture.

Qiong Yao's novels often involved love, marriage, family, power, money and other topics. One of the famous novels, Mute Wife, told the love story between a mute woman and a rich man. The protagonist of the novel was called Wang Yufen. She was a mute girl who had no language ability since she was young. She was born in a wealthy family, but because her father died and her mother fell ill, she was forced to leave her hometown and come to the city to make a living. In the city, she met a man named Li Yunfeng, a wealthy businessman. Li Yunfeng fell in love with Wang Yufen at first sight and began to pursue her. However, Wang Yufen did not understand Li Yunfeng's language barrier and thought that he was just a person who lacked sympathy. She did not respond to his pursuit and chose to continue making a living in the city. However, Li Yunfeng did not give up his feelings. He searched for Wang Yufen in the city every day and expressed his love by writing letters. In the end, Li Yunfeng moved Wang Yufen's heart and they decided to get married. However, before they got married, Wang Yufen learned that her mother had passed away and she had to go home to take care of her father. She decided to leave Li Yunfeng and return to her hometown. Li Yunfeng was very sad, but he still insisted on his love and continued to pursue Wang Yufen after she left. In the end, Wang Yufen decided to accept Li Yunfeng's love. They spent many wonderful times together. Although their language barrier made it difficult for them to communicate, they finally overcame this problem through mutual understanding and support. Their love story touched many people and became a classic novel.

The first director to film Qiong Yao's novel was Zhang Shanwei.

Qiong Yao's Chinese Daughter-in-law series referred to some television dramas or movies based on Qiong Yao's novels. They usually told the story of the female protagonist who finally obtained happiness and success through her own efforts and wisdom in a family full of complicated family relationships. These stories usually involved love, marriage, family, kinship, friendship, and other topics. At the same time, there were often some dramatic plots and twists. Some of the Qiong Yao Chinese Daughter-in-law series were adapted from real stories, while others were fictional. These works were very popular in the Chinese TV series and movie market and were loved by many audiences. It should be noted that the theme and plot of Qiong Yao's novels are more complicated. It may be difficult for the audience who has not been exposed to such works. Therefore, the audience needs to have a certain degree of patience and understanding when watching such works.

Qiong Yao's first novel was Princess Huanzhu.

I don't know about Qiong Yao's past and I won't comment on it. However, the term mistress usually refers to the behavior of a third party interfering in another person's marriage or love relationship. This behavior violates moral and ethical norms and should not be beautified or encouraged. Disloyalty and betrayal in any form were unacceptable under any circumstances.

Qiong Yao was known as the "Master of Romance" and "Master of Literature" in China. Her works are about love and marriage. Her writing is beautiful and emotional, and she is deeply loved by readers. Qiong Yao was born in 1935 with the original name of Chen Shicun. After studying law in university, she resigned and engaged in literary creation. Her first novel," Misty Rain Beauty ", was immediately welcomed by readers after it was published. From then on, she embarked on the road of literature. Qiong Yao's works were usually full of romantic plots and deep emotions. Her representative works included "Princess Pearl","Love is Deep in the Rain","How many flowers fall in my dream" and so on. Among them, Princess Huanzhu was hailed as a classic of Chinese TV dramas and was also very popular around the world. Qiong Yao's works were famous for their deep emotional descriptions and beautiful writing style. Not only did she enjoy a wide range of readers in the mainland of China and Taiwan, but she was also deeply loved by overseas readers. Her works often involved family, love, marriage, friendship and other topics to reflect on and explore social reality. Qiong Yao was one of the important representatives of modern Chinese literature. Her works had a profound impact on Chinese literature and culture, and she was known as the "literary master" and "love master".

Qiong Yao was a famous Chinese author who was known as the " Master of Wuxia Fictions ". Her works were known as the classics in the history of Chinese Wuxia Fictions, with the theme of describing the grudges of Jianghu, chivalry, and heroism. Qiong Yao was born in 1897 and died in 1973. Her representative works include "Princess Huanzhu" and "Deep Love in the Rain". Her works were loved by readers and are still widely read and praised.

Qiong Yao was famous in modern China and was known as a "literary master". She was good at writing romance and martial arts novels. Her representative works included "Princess Huanzhu" and so on. Qiong Yao was born in 1897 in Taiwan Province to a wealthy family. She studied in Japan in her early years and later returned to Taiwan to enter the literary world, becoming a famous scholar. Her novels often described delicate emotions and complex interpersonal relationships, which were very popular among readers. Qiong Yao's works had been adapted into movies and TV series many times and had influenced an entire era.