The actor playing Xie Meiying in the show《The House That Never Dies Ⅱ》is‘Xie Meiying’- Wu Junmei

In the ever-changing history, those once glorious families and characters have now become the objects of study by future generations.Among them, an originally ordinary woman from a small family became a key figure in the whirlpool of history due to fate.Her life was full of shrewdness and strength, but in the end she could not escape the tragic fate.

She was born in a humble family, but she was born with a heart higher than the sky.In the prime of her youth, she married Zhang Dashuai, who was over fifty years old, as her stepbrother. She thought she would be able to shine on her family and become the envy of everyone.However, fate did not go as she wished.After marrying into the handsome man's house, she failed to have children and became a widow at a young age.

In this deep mansion, she lived a lonely and lonely life.However, she did not feel depressed because of this. Instead, she became more shrewd and capable, and actively participated in various affairs of the handsome manor.She admired her stepson's young handsomeness and had high hopes for him.In order to preserve the glory and status of the handsome family, she insisted that the stallion marry the daughter of Marshal Ji, hoping to consolidate the relationship between the two families through marriage.

However, she never expected that this decision would bring disaster to herself and the entire handsome family.In that turbulent era, political marriages were often accompanied by huge risks.The marriage of Marshal Ji's daughter not only failed to bring the expected peace and prosperity, but instead triggered more complicated political disputes.In this dispute, Zhang Dashuai's family became the victims, and the entire Shuai Mansion fell into a disaster.

The fate of this small woman was swallowed up by the torrent of history.Her life was full of shrewdness and strength, but in the end she could not escape the tragic fate.Her story has become a microcosm for future generations to study history, reminding people that personal efforts and struggles often seem insignificant in the face of fate.

However, it is this tragic fate that makes us more deeply aware of the cruelty and ruthlessness of history.In this Oto woman, we see the complexity and contradiction of human nature, as well as the impermanence and unpredictability of fate.Her story is not only the rise and fall of a family, but also a microcosm of an era, reflecting the pursuit, struggle and helplessness of people in that era.