Zhu Youxiao, the eldest son of Guangzong, succeeded to the throne on the sixth day of September in the first year of Taichang (1620), and changed his reign to Tianqi the following year. Because his biological mother died young, he was raised by his grandfather's favorite concubine Li Xuanshi when he was young. When Guangzong was dying, he moved to Qianqing Palace in the name of taking care of the emperor's eldest grandson.
In Wuqing County, the sound of Lang Lang's reading reached the ears of people in the streets and alleys. Everyone who heard him would praise him as a "good student". But no one knows the pain of the owner of the voice. . . . . .