Introduction:
Intersex people, also known as hermaphrodites, are caused by abnormal meiosis** during the production of sperm or egg cells. They may have both male and female secondary sex characteristics during development, and may even have both male and female *** organs. Although the probability of being intersex in a live birth is almost less than 1%, in today's society, it is no longer a taboo subject and is frequently seen in films, television and literature. However, in ancient times, when technology and medical knowledge were not yet widespread, the birth of a pregnant woman to a bisexual child was considered a bisexual and ominous event.
In the TV series "The Legend of Ruyi", the dragon species conceived by Bai Ruiji, a pipa prostitute in Nanfu, is a bisexual child. Although the TV series does not describe the appearance of this child too much, it is depicted in detail in the original book. The original book describes the child's eyes bulging outward, his limbs are very thin, and his belly is unusually large, and his abdomen is also tinged with a strange blue-black. What's even more terrifying is that the child's body has two characteristics, a man and a woman.
When Bai Ruiji gave birth to this freak, the eunuch's hands trembled when he received the child. When the emperor saw the child at first sight, he was terrified, thinking that this was God's punishment for him, so he threw the child away and claimed that the child had died in the womb. Bai Ruiji was immersed in the pain of losing her child, and because of the long-term consumption of fish and shrimp containing mercury, her menstruation was inexhaustible, and she gradually lost the favor of the emperor, and was finally executed.
As for why Bai Ruiji became pregnant with an intersex child, it is related to her natural inferiority complex and sensitive personality and strong ambition. She was once just a humble pipa prostitute, but after gaining the favor of the emperor, she was determined to climb up and stand on the heels of the royal family. When she was eager to ask for a son, Bai Ruiji listened to Concubine Jia's words and thought that eating more fish and shrimp could give birth to a healthy prince. However, the fish and shrimp she ate were coated with cinnabar, which contains a lot of mercury, a toxic substance that has adverse effects on the fetus.
The child in Bai Ruiji's womb was killed by Concubine Jia, which led to this tragedy. As the ** behind the scenes, Concubine Jia would dream of Bai Ruiji's child every night, and her heart was full of fear and guilt. The once favored concubine Bai Ruiji lost the favor of her children and the emperor because of this, and for Ruyi, this is a good opportunity for promotion.
Once, Ruyi found out that Jia Guiren was poisoning Bai Ruiji, and she came to the rescue, but the emperor unexpectedly discovered that Bai Ruiji was the queen mother's person. The emperor began to suspect that Bai Ruiji's simple appearance concealed ambitions, and her real backer was the Queen Mother. This discovery caused the emperor to lose trust in Bai Ruiji and turn back to Ruyi. Ruyi was rewarded with a promotion as a result.
This is a drama of joy and sorrow, and people's joys and sorrows, joys, sorrows, and sorrows are difficult to communicate. Ruyi is not the kind of person who builds his happiness on the pain of others, and when Empress Fucha proposed to execute Bai Ruiji's child, Ruyi suggested that the imperial doctor could remove the child's *** and let the child survive. However, this suggestion ultimately did not materialize.
In the ruthlessness of the imperial family, Bai Ruiji and her children were not spared after all. The story reveals the cruelty and ruthlessness of power, as well as the helplessness and sadness of people in power struggles.