Consort Jing

Concubine Jing is really a woman full of mysteries

Sister Qiu Yu, your writing is so touching! Every time I read your article I always cry like a mess

Super good! ! ! ! ! Cried so much. I hate Shunzhi so much, but I like Dorgon. The two of them really match each other, but it's a pity that "you gave birth to me before I gave birth to you"

Life is so helpless.

So well written! ! I used to love Concubine Jing when I watched "The Young Emperor". Every time I saw Fulin and Wu Yunzhu, I wanted to smack those lotus bitches away! !

I love it... Very touching!

I have to say that Dorgon and Concubine Jing admire her very much~ I thought Fulin was a scumbag when I was watching TV~

I liked Concubine Jing very much after watching The Young Emperor! A stubborn woman who dares to love and hate! I love this short film and its beautiful writing! So touched

I think I read this article in Charming Magic Magazine a year or two ago, and it turns out it is yours, the author. By the way, I was tortured back then. I had no interest in Concubine Jing at first, but I checked out a lot of information because of this article. Finally, I sighed: She is a poor person.

I am from BS and you are here to post the article~╮(╯▽╰)╭ A review today. I've never been a fan of historical dramas, but I'm more interested in watching the Republic of China. Therefore, the author submitted this short story to me because I don't know much about this period of history. This review is based on my personal views and opinions. You were born before I was born, but I was already old after you were born. You hated me for being born late, but I hate that you were born early. Before you gave birth to me, I was already old when I gave birth to you; I wish I had not given birth to you at the same time, but I would be good to you every day. The quotation at the beginning determines the tone of this article. Sure enough, the author gradually becomes abusive, and the final ending is very sad. The emotional tone is very good, and it really made me immersed in the scene, as if I had returned hundreds of years ago, to the desert, Tana and her mother-in-law and the joy they once had. Unfortunately, the time was too short and the years passed quickly. In an instant, she became Concubine Jing. Because I don't know much about that history, I just learned about it from this article. The only question I have is what is the relationship between Prince Regent Dorgon and Tana? And what is Tana? The article gave me the feeling that the relationship between them had an element of love, but it seemed to be anything but simple. Tana gives me the feeling that she is more emotionally dependent on the regent. Although Dorgon asked her to marry the emperor before his death, it was out of protection for her and her family, but emotionally, his approach seemed a bit cruel to Tana. Marrying a man she didn't love was separated from the person she depended on, so Tana later became Concubine Jing, leading a miserable life. From this point of view, his so-called best decision was actually the main culprit that caused the tragedy in her life. After checking the information, the history does not indicate where Tana went or where she died, but the author gave her an ending of returning to her hometown, which can be considered a happy ending. Hometown, that's where Tana's stories and dreams begin. She reunites with Eji, whom she misses so much, but the hero she longs for, like the eagle in the sky, will never meet again. She has experienced so many changes in her previous life, and I hope she can be stable and happy in her future life.