Copywriter Xiao Shanbao was confused and never knew that his future would be so magnificent.
After nine years of ignorance, he was faced with a bunch of jackals, tigers and leopards. So what are his options?
Is he as treacherous as recorded in the history books, or should he strive to break free from the shackles of fate? History Heshen, whose courtesy name was Zhizhai, was born in the Niu Hulu clan and was a native of Zhenghong Banner in Manchuria. Young and poor, he became a civil servant.
In the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong's reign, he inherited the title of third-class light chariot captain. Forty years later, he worked directly for the Qing Dynasty and was promoted to the imperial bodyguard and deputy capital commander.
The following year, he was appointed Minister of the Ministry of Household Affairs and appointed Minister of Military Aircraft and Minister of Internal Affairs, serving in the township of Liujiu.
In the forty-fifth year, he was also granted the title of Minister of Internal Affairs and Security, served as the president of Sikuquan Library, and also in charge of the affairs of the Secretary of the Imperial Academy.
In the forty-seventh year, he was appointed as a favored minister of China and foreign countries, as a prince and Taibao, and as a lecturer at the Sutra Banquet.
In the forty-eighth year, he was given the title of Hualing, and served as president of the National History Museum, Wenyuan Pavilion's minister, and president of the Qingzi Classics Museum.
In the fifty-sixth year, he carved a stone sutra in Piyong and appointed him as the president.
In the fifty-seventh year, Gorkhaping was established, and he was appointed as a bachelor of the Hanlin Academy.
In the 60th year, he served as a trial examiner in the palace and taught the common people.
In the first month of the fourth year, Emperor Gaozong died, and the leader of the matter was accused of illegal acts. Renzong immediately issued an edict to arrest and punish him, and ordered the king and ministers to meet with him, and everything was true. The imperial edict announced the charges, totaling twenty major crimes. Officials at home and abroad said that He Shen's crime should be regarded as a great treason. However, He Shen was still appointed as the first assistant. He couldn't bear to order Si Shi to commit suicide.
About fifteen years after He Shen committed suicide, the National History Museum published a biography.