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Parts of southeastern Guangxi, southwestern Guangdong, Hainan Island, northeastern Hubei, northern Anhui, northern Jiangsu, southern Shandong, eastern Liaoning, southeastern Jilin, northeastern Inner Mongolia, and western and central Yunnan will see heavy to torrential rain. Some areas of southeastern Guangxi, northern Jiangsu, southern Shandong, and eastern Liaoning will see extremely heavy rain, with isolated areas of southeastern Guangxi receiving exceptional rainfall of 250 to 260 millimeters. Some of these areas will also experience short periods of intense rainfall, with hourly totals of 20 to 50 millimeters and isolated areas exceeding 80 millimeters. Isolated areas may also see severe convective weather, including thunderstorms and strong winds. Parts of the central and western North China, southern Huang-Huai, northern Jiang-Huai, and northern southwestern China will experience thunderstorms with winds of force 8 or higher, or hail. In particular:
Some areas of northern Anhui and north-central Jiangsu will experience thunderstorms with winds of force 10 or higher, with maximum wind speeds reaching force 12 or higher. The possibility of tornadoes cannot be ruled out in isolated areas.
Some areas of the Northeast, north-central North China, Jiang-Huai, southern Huang-Huai, eastern and southern southwestern China, and southern China will experience short periods of intense rainfall, with hourly totals above 20 millimeters. Some areas of eastern Liaoning, eastern and southern Shandong, southern Henan, north-central Anhui, northern Jiangsu, southeastern Guangxi, and southwestern and central Guangdong will receive more than 50 millimeters per hour, with maximum totals exceeding 80 millimeters.
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I personally think that Lao Si's preference for Honghui comes from several aspects.
First, Honghui is the legitimate son:
Before the Manchus entered the customs, they focused on "long" rather than "direct". After entering the Pass, Shunzhi did not pay attention to direct descendants because the middle palace was always a queen of Mongolian origin, and focused more on the struggle between Manchu and Mongolia. When did the Qing Dynasty start to pay attention to "direct descendants"? Kangxi period! First, Queen Hesheli's grandfather Sony did contribute to Kangxi's pro-government. Second, Queen Hesheli went through the Obai Rebellion and the San Francisco Rebellion during her reign, and many children died in the harem in succession (including their first legitimate son Chenghu). They did share hardships for a long time, and the relationship between the two (should be) good (because Kangxi gave birth to so many children with others, so I don't know if Queen Hesheli would do anything). Third, the Han people value direct concubines, and there are more Han people than Manchu and Mongolian people. The Manchu Qing Dynasty itself entered the customs and carried out a lot of suppression on the Han people (the Three Massacres in Jiading). The court's rule over the Han people was unstable and it urgently needed a method to stabilize the political situation. At this time, Queen Hesheli died in childbirth, leaving Baocheng behind. The legitimate son! What a great opportunity! And Kangxi (should) indeed pity Queen Hesheli, and then had great affection for Baocheng, so Baocheng established a prince in his infancy. Baoqing was the eldest son, but Baoqing's eldest son's position was determined by Kangxi's later re-ordering and removing the children who died in infancy. If Kangxi hadn't lifted him up to fight Baocheng, in fact, the two might not have really met (personal understanding).
The first political indicator of the fourth child has always been loyalty to the emperor, loyalty to the East Palace, and loyalty to his direct descendants. Since this must be effective, the legitimate son must be more important than the concubine that other women are in, no matter how favored they are. He must establish this! Otherwise, no matter how much he supports the prince, people will say that he favors the concubine over the legitimate son, which is a slap in the face. Even though everyone in the capital knew that he favored vv, Honghui must be the most valued child! Apart from the fourth child, this is another business card of the fourth elder brother's house, even more important than his own mother.
Second, the boss: Honghui is his first son! Men all think that they have a queen only after they have a son. This feeling cannot be erased!
I personally think that Lao Si's preference for Honghui comes from several aspects. First, Honghui is the legitimate son: before the Manchus entered the Pass, they focused on "eldest" rather than "primary". After entering the Pass, Shunzhi did not pay attention to direct descendants because the middle palace was always a queen of Mongolian origin, and focused more on the struggle between Manchu and Mongolia. When did the Qing Dynasty start to pay attention to "direct descendants"? Kangxi period! First, Queen Hesheli's grandfather Sony did contribute to Kangxi's pro-government. Second, Queen Hesheli went through the Obai Rebellion and the San Francisco Rebellion during her reign, and many children died in the harem in succession (including their first legitimate son Chenghu). They did share hardships for a long time, and the relationship between the two (should be) good (because Kangxi gave birth to so many children with others, so I don't know if Queen Hesheli would do anything). Third, the Han people value direct concubines, and there are more Han people than Manchu and Mongolian people. The Manchu Qing Dynasty itself entered the customs and carried out a lot of suppression on the Han people (the Three Massacres in Jiading). The court's rule over the Han people was unstable and it urgently needed a method to stabilize the political situation. At this time, Queen Hesheli died in childbirth, leaving Baocheng behind. The legitimate son! What a great opportunity! And Kangxi (should) indeed pity Queen Hesheli, and then had great affection for Baocheng, so Baocheng established a prince in his infancy. Baoqing was the eldest son, but Baoqing's eldest son's position was determined by Kangxi's later re-ordering and removing the children who died in infancy. If Kangxi hadn't lifted him up to fight Baocheng, in fact, the two might not have really met (personal understanding). The first political indicator of the fourth child has always been loyalty to the emperor, loyalty to the East Palace, and loyalty to his direct descendants. Since this must be effective, the legitimate son must be more important than the concubine that other women are in, no matter how favored they are. He must establish this! Otherwise, no matter how much he supports the prince, people will say that he favors the concubine over the legitimate son, which is a slap in the face. Even though everyone in the capital knew that he favored vv, Honghui must be the most valued child! Apart from the fourth child, this is another business card of the fourth elder brother's house, even more important than his own mother. Second, the boss: Honghui is his first son! Men all think that they have a queen only after they have a son. This feeling cannot be erased!
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I personally think that Lao Si's preference for Honghui comes from several aspects. First, Honghui is the legitimate son: Before the Manchus entered the customs, they focused on "long" rather than "direct". After entering the Pass, Shunzhi did not pay attention to direct descendants because the middle palace was always a queen of Mongolian origin, and focused more on the struggle between Manchu and Mongolia. When did the Qing Dynasty start to pay attention to "direct descendants"? Kangxi period! First, Queen Hesheli's grandfather Sony did contribute to Kangxi's pro-government. Second, Queen Hesheli went through the Obai Rebellion and the San Francisco Rebellion during her reign, and many children died in the harem in succession (including their first legitimate son Chenghu). They did share hardships for a long time, and the relationship between the two (should be) good (because Kangxi gave birth to so many children with others, so I don't know if Queen Hesheli would do anything). Third, the Han people value direct concubines, and there are more Han people than Manchu and Mongolian people. The Manchu Qing Dynasty itself entered the customs and carried out a lot of suppression on the Han people (the Three Massacres in Jiading). The court's rule over the Han people was unstable and it urgently needed a method to stabilize the political situation. At this time, Queen Hesheli died in childbirth, leaving Baocheng behind. The legitimate son! What a great opportunity! And Kangxi (should) indeed pity Queen Hesheli, and then had great affection for Baocheng, so Baocheng established a prince in his infancy. Baoqing was the eldest son, but Baoqing's eldest son's position was determined by Kangxi's later re-ordering and removing the children who died in infancy. If Kangxi hadn't lifted him up to fight Baocheng, in fact, the two might not have really met (personal understanding). The first political indicator of the fourth child has always been loyalty to the emperor, loyalty to the East Palace, and loyalty to his direct descendants. Since this must be effective, the legitimate son must be more important than the concubine that other women are in, no matter how favored they are. He must establish this! Otherwise, no matter how much he supports the prince, people will say that he favors the concubine over the legitimate son, which is a slap in the face. Even though everyone in the capital knew that he favored vv, Honghui must be the most valued child! Apart from the fourth child, this is another business card of the fourth elder brother's house, even more important than his own mother. Second, the boss: Honghui is his first son! Men all think that they have a queen only after they have a son. This feeling cannot be erased!
I personally think that Lao Si's preference for Honghui comes from several aspects. First, Honghui is the legitimate son: before the Manchus entered the Pass, they focused on "eldest" rather than "primary". After entering the Pass, Shunzhi did not pay attention to direct descendants because the middle palace was always a queen of Mongolian origin, and focused more on the struggle between Manchu and Mongolia. When did the Qing Dynasty start to pay attention to "direct descendants"? Kangxi period! First, Queen Hesheli's grandfather Sony did contribute to Kangxi's pro-government. Second, Queen Hesheli went through the Obai Rebellion and the San Francisco Rebellion during her reign, and many children died in the harem in succession (including their first legitimate son Chenghu). They did share hardships for a long time, and the relationship between the two (should be) good (because Kangxi gave birth to so many children with others, so I don't know if Queen Hesheli would do anything). Third, the Han people value direct concubines, and there are more Han people than Manchu and Mongolian people. The Manchu Qing Dynasty itself entered the customs and carried out a lot of suppression on the Han people (the Three Massacres in Jiading). The court's rule over the Han people was unstable and it urgently needed a method to stabilize the political situation. At this time, Queen Hesheli died in childbirth, leaving Baocheng behind. The legitimate son! What a great opportunity! And Kangxi (should) indeed pity Queen Hesheli, and then had great affection for Baocheng, so Baocheng established a prince in his infancy. Baoqing was the eldest son, but Baoqing's eldest son's position was determined by Kangxi's later re-ordering and removing the children who died in infancy. If Kangxi hadn't lifted him up to fight Baocheng, in fact, the two might not have really met (personal understanding). The first political indicator of the fourth child has always been loyalty to the emperor, loyalty to the East Palace, and loyalty to his direct descendants. Since this must be effective, the legitimate son must be more important than the concubine that other women are in, no matter how favored they are. He must establish this! Otherwise, no matter how much he supports the prince, people will say that he favors the concubine over the legitimate son, which is a slap in the face. Even though everyone in the capital knew that he favored vv, Honghui must be the most valued child! Apart from the fourth child, this is another business card of the fourth elder brother's house, even more important than his own mother. Second, the boss: Honghui is his first son! Men all think that they have a queen only after they have a son. This feeling cannot be erased!
Ahhhh [orange candy] I got it [purple sugar] kswl [orange candy] I got it