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歡迎訂閱「大華劇場Popular CDrama」💖💖💖觀看更多精彩劇集（Welcome to subscribe to "Popular CDrama" 💖💖💖 and watch more exciting TV series.）訂閱我們/Subscribe to us. / @PopularCDrama 《第壹美人》/《The First Beauty of China》 主演：杨幂、刘亦菲、佟丽娅、张榕容、靳东、陈思诚 生長於南郡姊歸的山鄉少女嬙兒正值豆寇年華，清純美艷中透著野性活潑，為三人衷心所愛：一是與嬙兒兩小無猜的少年獵手王懷，一為時任姊歸縣令的張子先，一為王懷之兄、回鄉省親的朝廷大將軍王盾。王懷年少混沌，雖聰敏卻不思進取，嬙兒雖有意屬, 卻恨其不圖自強，王懷因此負氣遠赴邊塞從軍，兩人從此天各一方，只存心念。張子先貴為縣令且風流飼饒，卻因使權弄勢，更遭嬙兒堅拒。王盾則因少時從軍離鄉，對嬙兒只是心屬，從未點破，更因得知父母早已為嬙兒與王懷配親，則一味退縮，只把呵護當成愛。時逢皇宮選美，皇命浩蕩，嬙兒美艷，自在選中。王盾、張子先二人為護所愛，各出其招，百般設法，要幫助嬙兒逃脫大劫。嬙兒則在三個男人各有所「 礙 」的「 愛 」中，生出奇念：皇帝這個男人「起碼還有些膽量 ，也不用管他爹他娘他弟弟怎麽想」，意氣勃發，毅然挺身而出應招入宮，掖庭待招。嬙兒入宮，改名昭君。不料，入宮後，先遭眾宮女妒忌，再遭毛延壽使壞，更被皇後算計，不僅無從得見皇帝，反被一舉打入冷宮。公元前 33 年，漢匈王朝皆被三百年交惡所累，意欲求和養元，匈奴提請和親，元帝大悅之下，慨然應諾。皇後不願親女遠嫁，請元帝於宮內尋女「賜公主身」代嫁，聖昭下達，無人敢應，昭君於冷宮之中得知，倔性頓起，決然應招。出塞之前，昭君從都隆奇師習匈文匈俗之間，始得面見元帝，元帝驚其美貌，愛其聰慧，賞其大義，欲改初衷要留在身邊為妃。昭君一抒義理情懷, 「小女在家鄉生活十余年而終未嫁, 進宮多年難面君, 獨在此時呼韓邪向大漢求親，小女自請遠嫁之日便己覺得呼韓邪正是月下老人所造，聽到都隆奇夫子說匈奴，更覺合小女心意，這般來，小女只嫁呼韓邪。終究說服元帝，遠嫁而去。此後，昭君作為呼韓邪寵愛有加的「寧胡閼氏」，於匈奴單於庭中，以申大義的智慧、勇敢和賢淑，接受匈俗，傳播漢習，輔王哺幼，扶正法邪，消除眾「閼氏」的敵意, 化解單於兄弟爭權的內亂，並於紛亂的戰事遭遇和遊牧遷徙中，先後報恩王盾、勸歸王懷、救助張子先，贏得了這三個深愛她的大漢男子至死不渝的敬重，直至呼韓邪去世，遵從匈奴習俗，移嫁襲位的復株累單於生兒育女，終生致力於漢匈和親。昭君年五十而卒於單於庭，匈奴為她築起了高高的墳冢,冢上芳草茂盛、牛羊不食、霜寒不枯、終年長綠，被稱做 「青冢」 The young girl Xiang'er, who grew up in the mountainous countryside of Ji Gui in Nanguo, was at the age of blossoming youth. Pure and beautiful, with a hint of lively wildness, she was loved by three men: the young hunter Wang Huai, the county magistrate Zhang Zixian, and Wang Dun, the elder brother of Wang Huai and a high-ranking general returning home from the capital. Wang Huai, though intelligent, was aimless in his youth, not ambitious despite Xiang'er's affections. In a fit of pique, he left for the frontier to join the military, leading to their separation with lingering thoughts. Zhang Zixian, a charming and powerful county magistrate, faced rejection from Xiang'er due to his abuse of power. Wang Dun, having left his hometown for military service in his youth, held feelings for Xiang'er but never revealed them. Upon learning that Xiang'er's parents had arranged her marriage to Wang Huai, he withdrew, treating her with only protective care as love. During the grand palace selection event, Xiang'er, renowned for her beauty, was chosen. Wang Dun and Zhang Zixian, each wanting to protect their love, tried various methods to help Xiang'er escape impending danger. In the midst of the conflicting "loves" of the three men, Xiang'er had a bold idea: "The Emperor, at least, has some courage, and doesn't have to worry about what his family thinks." With determination, she volunteered to enter the palace, taking on the name Zhaojun. However, upon entering the palace, she faced jealousy from the palace women, sabotage from Mao Yanshou, and schemes from the Empress, leading to her isolation in the cold palace. In the year 33 BC, with the Han and Xiongnu dynasties burdened by three centuries of animosity, Xiongnu proposed peace; the Emperor, pleased, agreed. The Empress, reluctant to send her own daughter far away, suggested the Emperor choose a maiden from the palace to be given in marriage. No one dared to respond until Zhaojun, in the cold palace, resolutely accepted. Before leaving for the Xiongnu, Zhaojun learned the Xiongnu language and customs from her tutor. When she finally met the Emperor, he was amazed by her beauty, admired her wisdom, and was moved by her sense of duty, wanting to keep her by his side as a concubine. However, Zhaojun expressed her principles, saying, "I have lived in my hometown for over ten years without being married, and have found it difficult to meet the Emperor in the palace for many years. At this moment, I have decided to marry the Xiongnu leader. This is my choice." Ultimately persuading the Emperor, she departed. As the beloved "Ning Hu Eshi" of the Xiongnu leader, Zhaojun, in the court of the Xiongnu, demonstrated her wisdom, courage, and virtue in upholding justice. She embraced the Xiongnu customs, spread Han culture, assisted in governing, resolved internal disputes among the Xiongnu, and aided in times of war and nomadic migrations. She earned unwavering respect from the three Han men who deeply loved her—Wang Dun, Wang Huai, and Zhang Zixian—until the Xiongnu leader's passing. Following Xiongnu customs, she remarried and bore children, dedicating her life to Han-Xiongnu harmony. Zhaojun passed away at the age of fifty in the Xiongnu court, where a grand tomb was built for her. The tomb, called the "Green Mound," remained lush with grass, unaffected by animals or weather, symbolizing her enduring legacy.