Xie Daowen, a poetess in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and a famous talented woman in the Southern Dynasties, is famous for her poem "If catkins don't rise with the wind". She was born in the Xie family of Wang and Xie in the Jin Dynasty, and became the daughter-in-law of the Wang family when she was an adult. Xie Daowen is the niece of Xie An, a great general who defeated Fu Jian in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty, the daughter of Xie Yi, the great calligrapher Wang Xizhi, and the wife of Wang Ningzhi. Xie Daowen was clever and eloquent, and was later called peerless talented woman and strange girl. Xie Daowen and her husband Wang Ningzhi have four sons and a daughter. Quadrant product, flat, constant, yeah. A woman married Yu when she was an adult. According to Biography of the Book of Jin, all the children were killed in Sun En's rebellion. Therefore, although she was born in a famous family, she was also ill-fated.