“夜久盘中蜡滴稀,金刀剪起尽霏霏。传声总是君王唤,红烛台前著舞衣。”这首唐代翰林学士王涯的《宫词》真实地反映了唐代宫女的生活。若不是西郊大马路村出土了数十座唐代宫女的墓葬,或许没有人会知道铮铮的白骨,代表的不仅仅是死亡,更多的是宫女们一生变幻无常的命运。 “The night long wax drops in the pool, the gold knife scared get started falling .Acry always call monarch, red candlestick in front of the dance. ” This first Han Dynasty bachelor Wang Ya’s “Gong Ci” truly reflects Tang dynasty palace life. If not the western suburbs of Damaru unearthed dozens of tombs of the Tang Dynasty palace, perhaps no one will know clank bones, on behalf of more than just death, more is the fate of palace ladies life fickle.