When Gao Zuwei was young, he had a foreign wife Cao Ji (Mrs. Cao). The so-called "micro-time" is when the social status is low and humble, and another solution is when it has not become famous in the world. Foreign wives use the current buzzword to annotate, that is, "mistresses". But when Liu Bang first met Cao Ji, he should be unmarried, and the relationship between them should be called cohabiting lover. Tsao Zhi has a son named Liu Fei. Liu Fei is older than Liu Ying, the biological son of Lv Hou, the wife of Liu Bang (later Emperor Hui of Han Dynasty). Historical records? Qi Ai Hui Wang Jia "cloud:

Those who mourn together are also high-ancestors.

King Qi, brother Ye.

Cao Zhi was Liu Bang's "foreign daughter-in-law" before he rose up against Qin and even before Liu Bang married his wife. Gaozu's "good wine and lust" is not an armchair strategist? After Liu Bang established the Western Han Dynasty and eliminated the threat of Han Xin, the founding general of Chu, Liu Fei was named "King of Qi" and ruled Qi, the largest vassal state with the same surname at that time. There is little information about Cao Ji. Even though Lv Hou later claimed to be the imperial court and used extremely cruel means to deal with Liu Bang's favorite concubine, Mrs. Qi, the history books did not mention the fate of Cao Zhi. In other words, Cao Ji died at that time; In other words, Liu Fei, as her own daughter, Princess Don Mu Yi of Lvyuan, presented several counties in time, thus avoiding the crisis (Liu Fei had been killed at that time).