**"The Legend of Yuli: Han Personality in Changchun Palace"**
**——Within the deep walls of the Forbidden City, how did a Han woman shake the emperor's heart with her true temperament and break the barriers between Manchu and Han? **
In the fifth year of Emperor Yongzheng's reign, a draft edict broke the silence of the palace. **
Yuqin Lilang, who was born in the Han Army Banner, caught the attention of Yongzheng because of his fluent Manchu, and was selected into the harem as an exception. This Han character, who was not familiar with Manchu culture but was proficient in poetry and calligraphy, entered the Changchun Palace with the elegance and medicinal fragrance of a Jiangnan woman, and instantly became the target of public criticism. The noble daughter of the Manchu Army, Hesheli Ronghui, regarded her as a thorn in her side. Queen Ulanara hid murderous intentions under the mask of gentleness. Even the favor of Emperor Yongzheng was tinged with political temptations of the previous dynasty.
**The deep palace is surrounded by dangers, but she breaks through them with sincerity——**
▶ The emperor misbehaved and gained the Sacred Heart, and with a clumsy fall he broke open the emperor's closed heart.
▶ Taking the risk of using Chinese medicine to heal the dragon's body, the lingering fragrance of the medicine touches Yongzheng's most secret vulnerability
▶ The sword dance at the Mid-Autumn Festival night feast shocked the crowd, and the cultural barriers between Manchu and Han were resolved while the sleeves were flying.
**When conspiracy swept through the Changchun Palace:**
✧ The cursed doll suddenly appeared in the bedroom ✧ He tried to save someone with acupuncture but was falsely accused of regicide ✧ The childhood sweetheart guard appeared to testify
**"I wrongly blamed you..."** Yongzheng's trembling hand touched the burn on her pipa bone,
**"But the Emperor has never misjudged the Han people in the world."** She gently put the blood-stained "Man-Han Chronicles" back on the desk
**Final Chapter·History is like iron**
In the first year of Qianlong's reign, the new emperor issued an edict: "The concubine Jade's promotion of peace between Manchu and Han should be the law of future generations."
