Chen Yu tells the story of Xi Shi Huansha.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, there was a woman named Xi Shi in the Yue State. She was a beautiful woman with regular facial features, pink face and peach blossoms, and extraordinary appearance.

When she was washing her gauze by the river, the clear river water reflected her handsome figure, making her look even more beautiful. At this time, the fish saw her reflection, forgot about swimming, and gradually sank to the bottom of the river. . From then on, Xishi, the nickname of "Sinking Fish", became popular in the neighborhood.

Character introduction:

Xi Shi was born in Zhuluo Village, Zhuji, Shaoxing, Yue State in the late Spring and Autumn Period. Zhuluo had two villages, the East and the West, and he lived in the West Village, so he was named Xi Shi.

Descendants of the Shi surname live by the Huansha River. His father sells firewood and his mother washes yarn. Xishi often washes yarn in the stream, so it is also called Huansha River. The first of the four beauties in ancient China, she is the embodiment and synonym of beauty.

The "Sinking Fish" in "The appearance of the moon that shys the flowers, the appearance of the sinking fish and the geese" tells the classic legend of Xi Shi's Huansha.