Mrs. Shen

Yes, the novel was called " When the Wind Rises in the Nine States." The story was about the encounter between Gu Nancheng and Fengsi and the emotional entanglement between them that could never fall in love. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation, Mwah.

In the TV drama Beacon Beauty, it was about the death of Mrs. Shen and the relationship between General Shen and Mrs. Jin. According to the plot of the TV series, Mrs. Shen was Mrs. Jin's adopted daughter. The two of them met and fell in love when they were children. However, Mrs. Shen's father was Mrs. Jin's enemy, so Mrs. Shen was forced to leave the Jin family. Many years later, General Shen was injured in the war and fainted. Madam Jin decided to take care of him and find a treatment plan for him. During the treatment, Madam Jin gradually discovered General Shen's secret and decided to help him get rid of the enemy's control. However, General Shen had already fallen in love with another woman which caused Madam Jin's plan to be thwarted. In the end, Mrs. Shen managed to escape from the enemy's control with the help of Mrs. Jin, but she herself was also in danger. The relationship between General Shen and Jin Furen was complicated and subtle. They loved each other but also suspected and hurt each other. In this plot, the relationship between the two also reflected the history of the Jin family and the Shen family, as well as the complicated feelings between them.

Gao Luopei's wife was Shui Shifang. Shui Shifang was born in 1912. Her ancestral home was Funing, Jiangsu Province. She was the wife of the famous sinologist, Gaulopek. Her father, Shui Junshao, was a diplomat who was once the ambassador to St. Petersburg and the mayor of Tianjin. Shui Shifang and Gao Luopei got married in 1943. They held two weddings, one according to Chinese tradition and the other according to Western tradition, to show respect for each other's cultural traditions. They had three sons and a daughter.

Mrs Soffel was a real person around whom the story revolved. She was likely an individual with her own personality, motives, and desires.

Since I don't know the specific story, it's difficult to say exactly who Mrs Wilson is. She could be an ordinary woman with an extraordinary story, or she might be someone well - known in a particular community or field.

I don't have enough details to say exactly who Mrs. Wright is. She could be a dedicated Girl Scout leader, someone who has spent a lot of time with the girl scouts and has made an impact on their experiences.

Mrs. Armitage is the central character in the story. She is the one who has some sort of connection with the big wave.

Mrs Dutta might be an elderly woman who has seen a great deal in her life. Writing a letter could be her way of passing on her wisdom or experiences to someone, perhaps a grandchild or a younger relative.

Mrs. Hershery was the wife of Emperor Kangxi and his first empress. Her full name was Hershey, and she was the granddaughter of Soni, the assistant minister of the Qing Dynasty. Lady Hershery was the same age as Kangxi and three months older. She married Kangxi in the fourth year of Kangxi (1665). Mrs. Hershery was of noble birth. Her grandfather, Soni, was a founding minister of the Qing Dynasty and the head of the ministers of the Kangxi Dynasty. Her father was Soni's eldest son, the Minister of Internal Affairs and Minister of Political Affairs, Kabra. Mrs. Hershery had always supported Kangxi in the early days of his reign, and she won Kangxi's deep feelings with her palace style and virtuous behavior. Unfortunately, Mrs. Herschel died in the thirteenth year of Kangxi (1674) due to dystocia at the age of 21. Kangxi was deeply saddened by the death of Mrs. Hershery. He went to her coffin almost every day to mourn and personally sent her coffin to Gonghua City. Kangxi added the posthumous title of "Empress Renxiao" to Lady Hershery and made her second child Yinreng the Crown Prince.

Mrs. Fan Jiang was played by Hong Rong.