The "Four Great Beauties" of ancient China are legendary figures celebrated not only for their extraordinary physical allure but also for their profound influence on Chinese history and culture. Each woman embodies a unique blend of beauty, tragedy, and symbolism, immortalized in poetry, art, and folklore. 

Wang Zhao Jun:

During the Western Han, the famed beauty Wang Zhaojun was sent to marry a northern chieftain. As she traveled north, wild geese flying overhead were so struck by her beauty that they forgot to flap their wings and fell from the sky—thus she became known as “the beauty who made wild geese fall.”