This is the Dongling Tomb of the Qing Dynasty, the last feudal dynasty in China.
The winding Shinto, the lonely stele pavilion, and the stone statues with deep expressions quietly filled the air with a solemn and mysterious atmosphere. The owner of this mausoleum is the famous Kangxi Emperor Aixinjueluo Xuanye. During his 62-year reign, he performed the most powerful and majestic drama in the history of the Qing Dynasty. However, a prosperous emperor was not born. This emperor who was registered at the age of eight stumbled into his political career and began his emotional life in ignorance. He was passionate but impulsive, chivalrous but domineering, serious but conceited, both politically and emotionally. Because of this, the inherent spiritual tragedy of the feudal dynasty was inevitable.
Nalan Xingde, the most talented poet in the Qing Dynasty and the most famous poet in modern Chinese history, and Kangxi were both emperors, ministers and close friends.
The young emperor was torn between the pleasure of mental abuse and the guilt of conscience discovery. For the sake of personality and dignity, the romantic and talented man has no choice but to choose the tragedy of fate. Even the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang and her assistant minister Obai had to sigh deeply at their fate. There are so many secrets hidden here. Our story begins with this monument to the miraculous achievements and virtues of Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty, the father of Emperor Kangxi, Aisin Gioro Fulin!