Emperor's Concubine Elegy: The emperor has a new concubine, who is good at singing and dancing, loves kumquats, and is unparalleled in beauty. The emperor loves her so much that he not only gives her a pearl crown, kumquats, and three generations of her family, but also gives her the only imperial concubine gift in the country, and even thinks of making her a queen. The concubine was flamboyant and wanton, did not practice frugality, and violated palace regulations. She was called a "disaster concubine" by loyal ministers and celebrities, and she was often remonstrated and impeached by them. The palace rules are strict and the etiquette is strict. It is difficult for a beautiful woman to have both. The concubine's life was rough, her fortune was poor, she lost three daughters in a row, she was both physically and mentally injured, and she gradually separated from the emperor...
In history books and legends, she always plays the role of "the concubine and the adulterer", but little does anyone know that she should also be the darling daughter in the palm of her parents' hands, and the confidant and wife that her husband wishes to be with him for the rest of his life.
When the concubine died, the emperor was distraught and insisted on making the concubine the queen despite the opposition of the former harem. After all, after ten years of life and death, I only hope to repay your kindness in the next life.
(The emperor's concubine is also the emperor's love, be, and finally reconciled, pointing the way: the lights are about to burn out)
Purpose: Under the strict etiquette and insurmountable palace rules, where should women go?