Literature Reference: Tall and stately, clad in brocade and fine silk, she is the daughter of the Marquis of Qi and the wife of the Marquis of Wei. Sister to the Crown Prince of the East Palace, aunt to the Marquis of Xing, and cousin to the Duke of Tan. Her hands are as soft as young shoots, her skin as smooth as congealed fat, her neck like a cicada's larva, her teeth like melon seeds. With a forehead like a cicada’s and eyebrows like silkworm moths, her charming smile and sparkling eyes captivate all. Tall and majestic, she dances in the court with the grace of ten thousand performers. Her strength is like a tiger's, and she handles the reins as if they were silk threads. In her left hand, she holds a flute; in her right, a pheasant feather. Radiant as if painted with cinnabar, the duke declares her worthy of a noble title. Source from 'The Book of Songs: Odes of Wei - Shuo Ren'.