Butterflies Love Flowers
Zhu Shuzhen
Outside the tower, countless willow branches droop.
I long to hold back the springtime of youth, to make it linger,
but spring soon passes.
Alone before the wind, I watch the willow fluff drift.
I follow spring, wondering where it will return.
Green blankets the mountains and fields; I hear the cuckoo cry.
Even if you have no heart, can you not feel another's sorrow?
I raise my wine to see spring off, but spring says nothing.
Yellow petals fall, and a steady rain begins.
I came across this from a Baidu search for Yongzheng and Persimmon Cake, and it turned out to be the story of Xiaosi, haha~
I also like the eldest wife. My article is about Lao Si and Nala, haha, and hold hands with Da Da.
But why aren't you updating it? Update it quickly. I want to see it. Come on!
It's been more than a year, so I'm here again to have a look. There has been no update for such a long time. I'm really sorry for my friends who read the article, especially Meng. I can see that you are very familiar with this period of history and have been reading it since the beginning. Thank you. But my studies are so busy that I can only go home a few times a month. This article was originally written on a whim. Looking back now, I feel a little dissatisfied. I want to wait until I have more time to come up with a good story. To stop like this, I admit, is indeed very unkind and self-contemptuous...
What will happen to the two of them in the future?
I always thought you were going to take the college entrance examination! But I really have to take the college entrance examination next year.
The wait is finally here. Thank you for your hard work, come on!
I have found for you an article about Qianlong's childhood. The content was changed by the author based on history. It is basically consistent with history and the details are reasonably added. The author is a good friend of the little girl.
If it comes in use, I'll be happy (I'll be just as happy if it doesn't).
Article: Qianlong (Hongli) was taught to strive for success when he was very young, because you are a bastard and if you don't strengthen yourself, no one will think highly of us.
Hongli studied hard since he was a child and respected his teachers to win his father's love. But he also knew that his father still had feelings for him as a concubine. His only way out was to work harder and harder, even thinking of attracting the attention of the emperor (Kangxi). Because Yongzheng was just an ordinary son of Kangxi.
Because Yongzheng was "ordinary", Hongli was not directly qualified to grow up under the protection of the Holy Ancestor like Hongxi and others (the eldest son of Prince Yingen, the eldest grandson of Kangxi and some other high-status "Hong" generations.).
But the chance interview arranged by Yongzheng when Hongli was 10 years old almost changed the fate of little Hongli's life. There were Yongzheng's three sons (17-year-old Hongshi, 10-year-old Hongli, and 10-year-old Hongzhou) who met at that time, but only Hongli seized the opportunity to let Kangxi remember this grandson. There was accident and even more necessity!
Therefore, Hongli made an exception and was carried into the palace by Kangxi, becoming the only concubine grandson around Kangxi.
However, the reality is not as smooth as we imagined. Although Hongli jumped out of Yongdi and flew closer to the palace, this grandson was not the only one around Kangxi, and he did not love this grandson the most. How to maintain his status and achieve success was Hongli's biggest issue. Because of his low status, he ruined those noble grandsons ( Especially Hongxi's elder brother, who was more than ten years older than him, looked down upon, which was something Hongli had to experience. Hongli's mother was the object of their ridicule. (His mother was a maid who washed clothes before giving birth to him, and she still had no status after giving birth to him.) But Hongli tolerated it, or remembered it.
He studied hard during the day, was studious and intelligent, and was appreciated by the teacher. At night, he had to study tomorrow's homework well. The education system of the Qing Dynasty has always been very strict, especially the royal family. The childhood of the grandmaster's children was very hard, but Hongli paid more! Others fought with crickets and played during class. He restrained his child's nature and pretended not to see it. Work hard, hard, hard for himself, for his mother, and for his father!!!
However, Hongli gradually discovered the fact that no matter how outstanding he was, how extraordinary he was, how much he was recognized by his teachers, how much he was favored by Kangxi, it would never change the fact that Kangxi loved Hongxi the most! His eldest grandson, Kangxi's most upright Genmiao Xuemai, and the future emperor! So, in addition, Hongxi despised Hongxi. His own eyes, the bullying of his brothers, Hongli was full of hatred and jealousy towards this man, just like the jealousy and hatred of every child living in the shadows towards those who grew up in the sun, just like the jealousy and hatred that Yongzheng felt towards Yinfan! And those children who grow up in the shadows often have two different results...
Maybe Hongli would tell his mother his grievances, and maybe he would shed tears when he saw his mother, but he wouldn't do it in front of Hong Xi, he wouldn't do it in front of Kangxi, and he wouldn't do it in front of other people.
Perhaps, the deposing of the crown prince brought great hope to Yongzheng, but Hongxi never fell out of favor. Until his death, Kangxi was always worried about Hongxi's safety (at that time, Kangxi already knew that Hongxi could not become the emperor, but taught them to take good care of Hongxi).
The moment when Hongli ended his childhood was also the moment when he began to enter a smooth destiny, and it was also the moment when Yongzheng ascended to the supreme throne (mostly due to his own hard work, Hongli had little to do with it). However, Hongli still had to be extremely careful, and walked on thin ice in his work and studies, because it was entirely possible to fall out of favor.
Later, Hongli became emperor and was named Qianlong.
Most people always think that Qianlong was the luckiest emperor and the luckiest prince in the Qing Dynasty. There is luck, but behind the luck is misfortune, faith, his own hardships, and his own efforts. Opportunities always come to those who are prepared. There are accidents, but more of them are inevitable.
The reason why he has such a character of being strong and eager to succeed has to be said to be the result of his childhood experiences. When heaven is about to entrust a great responsibility to a person, he must first...
But it also cast a shadow on his mind. In the fourth year of Qianlong's reign, Hong Xi was demoted, expelled from the clan, and imprisoned because of the "Hong Xi conspiracy case". Author's reply:
In fact, one of the reasons why I don't like Qianlong is because of the "Hongxi Counter Case", because in this case, his final punishment for Hongchen (the fourth son of Prince Yi Yinxiang) was to reduce the title of the county prince that Yongzheng had made him hereditary and replaceable. You must know that I am a member of the Thirteenth Party, and I like Yinxiang very much. Aiwujiwu naturally pays more attention to his son. Counting his father, there were only twelve hereditary princes in the Qing Dynasty, but Qianlong actually got rid of them like this. How angry! Maybe I wouldn't be so mentally unbalanced if it were the same thing for other people, but I always dislike Qianlong. (So, hehehehe~~ I want to torture him to death```)
I think the paragraph you found is good. If I use it, I think it will be written in Hongli's extra chapter at the end of the article. Is it just your friend who agrees?
Thank you for sending it to me. Please give me more advice in the future. Be gentle when laying bricks, I'm afraid of pain~~
Oh? Bench! Alas, I still have to wait hard!!!
Meera? The tablecloth is so enjoyable.
Sorry, I was so excited just now that I forgot about Oita.
Concubine Nian, I don't like her particularly. Although I don't think there's anything wrong with her.
But maybe it's because of her two sons, "sixty" and "Fuhui" (the name is a bit ugly) and so on.
I have always felt that Qianlong's mother was not favored, and it seems to be an indisputable fact. Maybe because of reading Mr. Guo Chengkang's works, I always feel that Qianlong and his mother are simply dependent on each other (Guo Chengkang thinks that Qianlong's mother is the one who was played for a while, but then A woman who was abandoned lightly later. She had to give birth to a son, the only son,). And his mother's status really changed after the Peony Terrace and after Kangxi met. If Yongzheng really liked Nian Fei's son more than Hongli as many people said, then I admire Hongli's mother and son even more.
In my personal opinion, Hongli's fate (before he ascended the throne) did not seem to be that smooth. Guo Chengkang also said that a concubine became the emperor, which was a bit dissatisfying at the time. Otherwise, Hongxi, all the disciples of the master, and Lao Liu, Shi 7. Why did he make a fuss when his power was unstable in the early days of his power? There were also two sons of Lao Shisan in the "Hongxi Conspiracy Case". Ordinarily, we should not hate Hongli (Yongzheng was so kind to Lao Shisan, and Hongli had a "soft" attitude towards the clan at the beginning)!
Great support! Be sure to write it down. If you have different opinions, I am willing to communicate with you.
Hongshi was indeed miserable, not to mention that his mother Li had a much higher status than Hongli's mother.
Hongli's mother was a rough servant before giving birth to him, and after giving birth to him, she became a "gege" with no status, so Hongli was just a son of a common concubine.
But Hongshi's mother was Xiang Fujin who had always been by Yongzheng's side. Hongshi was considered half the legitimate son, the eldest son, and he was Yongzheng's only son for seven years before Hongli was born!
But now (after Yongzheng ascended the throne) Hongli's status has improved and is basically the same as Li's.
I came across this from a Baidu search for Yongzheng and Persimmon Cake, and it turned out to be the story of Xiaosi, haha~ I also like the eldest wife. My article is about Lao Si and Nala, haha, and hold hands with Da Da. But why aren't you updating it? Update it quickly. I want to see it. Come on!
It's been more than a year, so I'm here again to have a look. There has been no update for such a long time. I'm really sorry for my friends who read the article, especially Meng. I can see that you are very familiar with this period of history and have been reading it since the beginning. Thank you. But my studies are so busy that I can only go home a few times a month. This article was originally written on a whim. Looking back now, I feel a little dissatisfied. I want to wait until I have more time to come up with a good story. To stop like this, I admit, is indeed very unkind and self-contemptuous...
What will happen to the two of them in the future?
I always thought you were going to take the college entrance examination! But I really have to take the college entrance examination next year.
The wait is finally here. Thank you for your hard work, come on! I have found for you an article about Qianlong's childhood. The content was changed by the author based on history. It is basically consistent with history and the details are reasonably added. The author is a good friend of the little girl. If it comes in use, I'll be happy (I'll be just as happy if it doesn't). Article: Qianlong (Hongli) was taught to strive for success when he was very young, because you are a bastard and if you don't strengthen yourself, no one will think highly of us. Hongli studied hard since he was a child and respected his teachers to win his father's love. But he also knew that his father still had feelings for him as a concubine. His only way out was to work harder and harder, even thinking of attracting the attention of the emperor (Kangxi). Because Yongzheng was just an ordinary son of Kangxi. Because Yongzheng was "ordinary", Hongli was not directly qualified to grow up under the protection of the Holy Ancestor like Hongxi and others (the eldest son of Prince Yingen, the eldest grandson of Kangxi and some other high-status "Hong" generations.). But the chance interview arranged by Yongzheng when Hongli was 10 years old almost changed the fate of little Hongli's life. There were Yongzheng's three sons (17-year-old Hongshi, 10-year-old Hongli, and 10-year-old Hongzhou) who met at that time, but only Hongli seized the opportunity to let Kangxi remember this grandson. There was accident and even more necessity! Therefore, Hongli made an exception and was carried into the palace by Kangxi, becoming the only concubine grandson around Kangxi. However, the reality is not as smooth as we imagined. Although Hongli jumped out of Yongdi and flew closer to the palace, this grandson was not the only one around Kangxi, and he did not love this grandson the most. How to maintain his status and achieve success was Hongli's biggest issue. Because of his low status, he ruined those noble grandsons ( Especially Hongxi's elder brother, who was more than ten years older than him, looked down upon, which was something Hongli had to experience. Hongli's mother was the object of their ridicule. (His mother was a maid who washed clothes before giving birth to him, and she still had no status after giving birth to him.) But Hongli tolerated it, or remembered it. He studied hard during the day, was studious and intelligent, and was appreciated by the teacher. At night, he had to study tomorrow's homework well. The education system of the Qing Dynasty has always been very strict, especially the royal family. The childhood of the grandmaster's children was very hard, but Hongli paid more! Others fought with crickets and played during class. He restrained his child's nature and pretended not to see it. Work hard, hard, hard for himself, for his mother, and for his father!!! However, Hongli gradually discovered the fact that no matter how outstanding he was, how extraordinary he was, how much he was recognized by his teachers, how much he was favored by Kangxi, it would never change the fact that Kangxi loved Hongxi the most! His eldest grandson, Kangxi's most upright Genmiao Xuemai, and the future emperor! So, in addition, Hongxi despised Hongxi. His own eyes, the bullying of his brothers, Hongli was full of hatred and jealousy towards this man, just like the jealousy and hatred of every child living in the shadows towards those who grew up in the sun, just like the jealousy and hatred that Yongzheng felt towards Yinfan! And those children who grow up in the shadows often have two different results... Maybe Hongli would tell his mother his grievances, and maybe he would shed tears when he saw his mother, but he wouldn't do it in front of Hong Xi, he wouldn't do it in front of Kangxi, and he wouldn't do it in front of other people. Perhaps, the deposing of the crown prince brought great hope to Yongzheng, but Hongxi never fell out of favor. Until his death, Kangxi was always worried about Hongxi's safety (at that time, Kangxi already knew that Hongxi could not become the emperor, but taught them to take good care of Hongxi). The moment when Hongli ended his childhood was also the moment when he began to enter a smooth destiny, and it was also the moment when Yongzheng ascended to the supreme throne (mostly due to his own hard work, Hongli had little to do with it). However, Hongli still had to be extremely careful, and walked on thin ice in his work and studies, because it was entirely possible to fall out of favor. Later, Hongli became emperor and was named Qianlong. Most people always think that Qianlong was the luckiest emperor and the luckiest prince in the Qing Dynasty. There is luck, but behind the luck is misfortune, faith, his own hardships, and his own efforts. Opportunities always come to those who are prepared. There are accidents, but more of them are inevitable. The reason why he has such a character of being strong and eager to succeed has to be said to be the result of his childhood experiences. When heaven is about to entrust a great responsibility to a person, he must first... But it also cast a shadow on his mind. In the fourth year of Qianlong's reign, Hong Xi was demoted, expelled from the clan, and imprisoned because of the "Hong Xi conspiracy case". Author's reply: In fact, one of the reasons why I don't like Qianlong is because of the "Hongxi Counter Case", because in this case, his final punishment for Hongchen (the fourth son of Prince Yi Yinxiang) was to reduce the title of the county prince that Yongzheng had made him hereditary and replaceable. You must know that I am a member of the Thirteenth Party, and I like Yinxiang very much. Aiwujiwu naturally pays more attention to his son. Counting his father, there were only twelve hereditary princes in the Qing Dynasty, but Qianlong actually got rid of them like this. How angry! Maybe I wouldn't be so mentally unbalanced if it were the same thing for other people, but I always dislike Qianlong. (So, hehehehe~~ I want to torture him to death```) I think the paragraph you found is good. If I use it, I think it will be written in Hongli's extra chapter at the end of the article. Is it just your friend who agrees? Thank you for sending it to me. Please give me more advice in the future. Be gentle when laying bricks, I'm afraid of pain~~
Oh? Bench! Alas, I still have to wait hard!!!
Meera? The tablecloth is so enjoyable.
Sorry, I was so excited just now that I forgot about Oita.
Concubine Nian, I don't like her particularly. Although I don't think there's anything wrong with her. But maybe it's because of her two sons, "sixty" and "Fuhui" (the name is a bit ugly) and so on. I have always felt that Qianlong's mother was not favored, and it seems to be an indisputable fact. Maybe because of reading Mr. Guo Chengkang's works, I always feel that Qianlong and his mother are simply dependent on each other (Guo Chengkang thinks that Qianlong's mother is the one who was played for a while, but then A woman who was abandoned lightly later. She had to give birth to a son, the only son,). And his mother's status really changed after the Peony Terrace and after Kangxi met. If Yongzheng really liked Nian Fei's son more than Hongli as many people said, then I admire Hongli's mother and son even more. In my personal opinion, Hongli's fate (before he ascended the throne) did not seem to be that smooth. Guo Chengkang also said that a concubine became the emperor, which was a bit dissatisfying at the time. Otherwise, Hongxi, all the disciples of the master, and Lao Liu, Shi 7. Why did he make a fuss when his power was unstable in the early days of his power? There were also two sons of Lao Shisan in the "Hongxi Conspiracy Case". Ordinarily, we should not hate Hongli (Yongzheng was so kind to Lao Shisan, and Hongli had a "soft" attitude towards the clan at the beginning)! Great support! Be sure to write it down. If you have different opinions, I am willing to communicate with you.
Hongshi was indeed miserable, not to mention that his mother Li had a much higher status than Hongli's mother. Hongli's mother was a rough servant before giving birth to him, and after giving birth to him, she became a "gege" with no status, so Hongli was just a son of a common concubine. But Hongshi's mother was Xiang Fujin who had always been by Yongzheng's side. Hongshi was considered half the legitimate son, the eldest son, and he was Yongzheng's only son for seven years before Hongli was born! But now (after Yongzheng ascended the throne) Hongli's status has improved and is basically the same as Li's.