Da Qiao, also a native of Qiaoren, was born and died in Lujiang County, Wanxian County, a woman in the late Han and Three Kingdoms Period in China. She is the eldest daughter of Sun Ce's wife Qiao Xuan, the younger sister of Sun Quan and Xiao Qiao. It also appeared in China's long classic Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and was called "Jiangdong Er Qiao" with Xiao Qiao, which is said to be the beauty of sinking fish and falling geese.

Xiao Qiao, also known as Xiao Qiao, is named Joe. China, a beautiful woman in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, was born in Lujiang County, Anhui Province. Gong Qiao's second daughter, the concubine of Zhou Yu, a famous soldier in the late Han Dynasty. Zhou Yu's personable image of a talented person is a perfect match with the beautiful bridge, thus becoming the object of later literary works.

The ending of Daqiao Xiaoqiao

According to historical records, three years after Da Qiao and Sun Ce got married, Sun Ce was assassinated by Xu Gong's servant. Compared with Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao is happier. Xiao Qiao was widowed after being with Zhou Yu 12 years.

There seems to be no explanation about where Xiao Qiao went after Zhou Yu's death, but he certainly won't be taken away by Cao Cao and locked in a bronze pagoda.

According to records, Zhou Yu died at the age of 36, leaving behind Zhou Xun, Zhou Yin and a daughter. Zhou Xun is long dead. Zhou Yin should have succeeded to the title, but Sun Quan exiled him for misconduct. Judging from Sun Quan's attitude towards Zhou Yin, Xiao Qiao's life will not be easy either. From the distance between her tomb and Zhou Yu's tomb, it can also be inferred that the Zhou family had declined when she died.