The Love Elegy of Emperor Shunzhi

With a unique perspective and concise and vivid writing style, the author narrates that after the Qing Dynasty established its capital in Beijing, Dorgon adopted the national policy of "marriage between Mongolia and Manchuria" to propose a marriage between Emperor Shunzhi and Princess Borjijit of Horqin Zhuoliketu, which was approved by Xiaozhuang. However, it was completely contrary to Shunzhi's yearning and pursuit of love, which led to a series of conflicts such as "canonization" and "abolition of the queen". In particular, the love affair between Shunzhi and Concubine Dong E disrupted the Queen Mother's marriage arrangements for Emperor Shunzhi, resulting in conflicts over power in the harem. The relationship between Emperor Shunzhi's children went through many ups and downs, making it difficult for Concubine Dong E and Emperor Shunzhi to pass away. The plot of the work is ups and downs, interlocking and highly readable. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.