Mrs Xi, a native of Gaoliang County (now Gaozhou, Guangdong Province), was an outstanding female leader of the Yue nationality in China in the 6th century, and was famous for her resourcefulness and bravery. In the first year of Liang Datong (535), Mrs. Xian married the son of Luozhou secretariat. Throughout her life, she insisted on unity and friendship with the Han nationality, ensured the stability of local order, and was honored as the Virgin. When Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty, she was canonized as a princess. She was born in a leader's family, "young and wise, resourceful", and good at "caring for the people, being a strategist and subduing the more people". She has been an outstanding leader since she was young. She advised her relatives to be kind, "keep promises to her hometown", impartial and unselfish, so she has great prestige in the village and won the support and love of the local people.

At the end of Liang Dynasty, the Hou Jing Rebellion happened, and local gentry took the opportunity to expand their power and became independent. In the first year of Liang Dabao (550), Mrs. Xian supported the crusade and put down the Hou Jing Rebellion. At the beginning of the establishment of the Chen Dynasty, the political situation was unstable and it was difficult to give orders. The regime of the Chen Dynasty has been threatened by the separatist forces headed by Ouyang Gui, and Mrs. Xian stepped forward to support the Chen Dynasty in exterminating this powerful force in Lingnan area. Because of his meritorious service in helping to break the enemy, Chen Chao named him a corps commander and Mrs. Shilong (county), and treated him as a thorn envoy. In feudal society, it is extremely rare to pursue a woman with the same history.

In the ninth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (589), Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty marched into Lingnan, which was resisted by the old ministers of Chen Dynasty and some ethnic minorities. When Mrs. Xian learned about it, she immediately sent her spirits to meet her, and joined the Sui Dynasty, governing eight states, and finally completed the unification of Lingnan. Therefore, Mrs. Xian was named Mrs..