In other words, Su Zongshu's Korean wife Cui Shi is from Haizhou, her father is called, and her mother is a descendant of Hong's family in Nanyang. Some people say that Su Zongshu's North Korean wife Cui Shi was originally a pariah. When Ying Zu of North Korea acceded to the throne, he asked court officials to write an inscription for his mother Shu Mi Cui Shi. 1725, Park Bi-cheng, a court official, was ordered to write about Shu Ai, Cui Shi and the tombstone. According to the inscription, Shu Meng Cui Shi's great-grandfather named Cui Mozhen was an official doctor. Shu's grandfather is Cui Taiyi, a student in Cui Shi. Cui Shi's father's name is Shu Qi, and his official position is Lieutenant Wuwei. Cui Shi's mother is the daughter of Hong Jinan, a general political doctor.
Judging from the background of Cui Shi, the wife of Shu, Cui Shi does not come from a big family, but she is also the daughter of an official. Judging from the recorded inscriptions, Cui Shi and the Korean woman Su Zongshu can't be untouchable. However, it has been suggested that the ancestral hierarchy of Shu in Cui Shi was not recorded in the literature before Ying Zu, and even the genealogy of Shu was not recorded in Cui Shi. The only official position recorded is the father of Cui Shi, the wife of Shu. On the other hand, this official position is arbitrary and completely meaningless. Shumi Cui Shi wrote a tombstone eight years after her death, and the record on the inscription may have been "forged" by Yingzu to raise her mother's birth status.
Xiu Mi Cui Shi enjoyed a high position in the ancient Korean harem. After the Korean ancestors acceded to the throne, posthumous title called the Cui Shi Ancestral Hall in Shumi the Imperial Palace. It is worth mentioning that Yuxiang Palace is one of the seven palaces in ancient Korea. Why did Cui Shi, the wife of Shu, become the most respected harem wife of the Korean dynasty? Knowing the life story of Cui Shi, the wife of Shu, we can know why Cui Shi, the wife of Shu, became the most respected harem wife of the Korean dynasty.
Shu's wife, Cui Shi, lost her mother when she was young. 1676, Cui Shi, the wife of Shu, entered the palace as a maid of honor at the age of seven. It is said that Princess Renxian led the harem at that time. After Cui Shi entered the palace, he worked as a handyman and water bearer in the nave. 1689, Queen Inhyeon was abolished, and then Zhang Xipin was established as an official princess. According to historical records, Cui Shi, who was blessed by water at that time, secretly prayed for Queen Inhyeon in the palace. When Cui Shi prayed, he happened to be seen by Su Zong of North Korea. Later, Cui Shi was favored by Su Zong of Korea. Cui Shi's sincerity moved Su Zong of North Korea, so Su Zong of North Korea restored Empress Renxian.
When she became a princess again, she became good friends with Shu and Cui Shi. In addition, Cui Shi, the wife of Shu, was deeply loved by Su Zong of North Korea, so she occupied an important position among the concubines in the harem. In 694, Cui Shi, the wife of Shu, gave birth to Li Yun, the prince of Yan. It is worth mentioning that Yin Zhouyun was the ancestor of Korea later. After the Korean ancestors ascended the throne, they not only chased posthumous title for their mother, Xiu Mi Cui Shi, but also asked court officials to write an inscription for their mother, Xiu Mi Cui Shi. 1725, Park Bi-cheng, a court official, was ordered to write about Shu Ai, Cui Shi and the tombstone. At the same time, due to the virtuous and respectful Shu Mei Cui Shi, Shu Mei Cui Shi can become the most respected concubine of the Korean dynasty.