A Response

You can even describe this as "A Follow Up"

To further get to know her status, I searched for herIn order to confirm her status, I looked up for more information about her on the Internet one more time.

In the past, every time I saw the Chinese word 妓, I always thought it meant a prostitute.

I also don’idn't know the differences between the Chinese words 妓 and 娼.

The article I just read said: 妓 in the past didn’t mean a prostitute, it meantreferred to people who were talented in art, such as singers and dancers.

In short, 妓 meant artists.

娼While 娼 has always meanst prostitutes, no matter now and then.

Now I can finally draw a conclusion: Liu Rushi was not a prostitute nor a geisha, she was actuallyinstead a talented singer.

If she lived nowadayswere to live in the current era, she would definitely be a very popular artist.