赛金花,清末民初名妓,被称为“中国第一乱世佳人”。刘半农写了一本书,叫《赛金花本事》,系采访赛金花本人而成,被认为具有较高的“史料价值”。在刘半农的误导下,“赛二爷救了北京城”、“救了一万多人”、“赛金花是老北京的守护神”等说法至今流传。黄濬(音同俊)曾一语道破:“夫欲从老妓口中征其往事,而又期为信史,此诚天下之书痴。”偏偏刘半农当了这样的傻瓜。赛金花嘴里没真话赛金花,本名不详,出生地不详, Sai Jinhua, the end of the Republic of China late Qing courtesy, known as “China’s first Gone with the Wind ”. Liu Bannong wrote a book called “Saijinhua”, an interview with Saijinhua himself, is considered to have a higher “historical value.” Under the slightest misleading Liu Banong, “Sayai saved Beijing”, “saved more than 10,000 people,” “Sayin was the patron saint of old Beijing” and so on. Huang Jun (sound with the same) was a word broken: “husband want to impose its past from the prostitutes in the past, but for the history of the letter, this world’s bookworm. ” But Liu Bannong was such a fool. Saijinhua mouth no truth Saijinhua, whose real name is unknown, unknown place of birth,