Aixinjueluo Yinqi, the fifth son of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty and the half-brother of Emperor Yongzheng, was born in 1679. The Yi concubine, Guo Luo Luo, was born in Yi Fei. Yinqi was raised in the palace of Queen Mother Borzigit when he was a child. At the age of 9, I have not read Chinese yet. In 1709, the Jin Dynasty granted him the title of Prince Heshuo, the title Prince Heng, and 5,000 taels of silver. Zi Hong was promoted to the title of Crown Prince. Kangxi commented that this son had a very good nature and was an honest man. He died in 1732 AD at the age of fifty-four. He was given a funeral ceremony and his posthumous title was Wen. An inscription was erected in 1734, saying that he was "peaceful in nature", humble and kind-hearted.
Qi: It means happiness and auspiciousness. It gives people the feeling of a clear moon and a clear breeze, just like walking on the moon on a snowy night and returning home.
The best is like water, the way of water, which benefits all things without fighting. All things can be forgotten, but those who are unforgettable will be remembered for a while; all things in the world will fade away easily, but those that are not faded will have three glasses of wine. If there are no desires or pursuits in heaven and earth, then sit quietly and think about your own mistakes, and don't talk about the wrongs of others. If people don't follow the lead, they won't obey; if they don't take the lead, they won't believe. Only by treating people as mirrors can we be kind to our bodies.
People in the world do not give details and judge a person's character in just a few words, calling him mediocre and incompetent. Some unofficial historians say that "his face has an old disease" which is not liked by the saint ancestors, so he lives a dull life. However, from my perspective, isn't it a blessing? During the Kangxi period, when the situation was chaotic, Kowloon was seizing the rightful son. He was able to stay in a corner and protect his family until his death. History is history after all. No one dares to say for sure, and no one dares to say for sure.
I hope that I will write this down with my clumsy writing, and still think of myself as the real Prince Heng.