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How did Cixi rise from a concubine to an old Buddha who listens to politics behind the curtain? Britain sent ambassadors twice to discuss trade issues with the Qing Dynasty. Why did the talks collapse over the details of whether to kneel or not? Did Shunzhi become a monk at that time? What is the relationship between Xiaozhuang and Dorgon? Did Emperor Yongzheng usurp the throne? Is Emperor Qianlong's biological mother Zhen Huan? Was Emperor Guangxu killed by Cixi? What is the difference between the great eunuch An Dehai and Li Lianying? ... The first "post-80s" speaker of CCTV's "Hundred Forum", Dr. Tang Bo from the Qing History Institute of Renmin University of China, will follow the clues of the unsolved cases to uncover the twists and turns of the Qing palace mysteries and restore the historical truth.

The Qing Dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in China. In the history of nearly three hundred years, there have been both magnificent events and turbulent times, both prosperous times and humiliating experiences. There are many stories that are still debated and unresolved to this day. During the Qianlong period, corruption broke out in Gansu, and the entire province deceived the imperial court for eight years. Whose fault was it? What's the secret behind He Shen, "the most corrupt person in history", who went from being in power to being overthrown in an instant? Is it true that Wu Sangui "went to the crown and became Yuanyuan in anger" when a hero is saddened by beauty? Why did Nian Gengyao and Longkodo, who made great contributions to the Yongzheng Emperor's seizure of the throne, be ruined and their families destroyed in the blink of an eye? Is the horse stabbing case reflected in the movie "The Prosecution" really a love killing? What is hidden behind these mysterious cases?

The Qing Dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in China. In the history of nearly three hundred years, there have been both magnificent events and turbulent times, both prosperous times and humiliating experiences. There are many stories that are still debated and unresolved to this day. However, in this exciting official history, there are few records of the lives of the people. What was the living conditions of the Qing people like? What kind of twists and turns are there in this daily necessities? Why did the unsolved private case of Yang Naiwu and Xiao Baicai alarm Cixi? Why did the red-top businessman Hu Xueyan and the world's richest man Wu Bingjian become industry leaders amidst controversy and achieve their wealth dreams? Why did the hero Huo Yuanjia use "force" to save the country? ...

Go directly to the scene of serious crimes in the Qing Dynasty and restore the hidden historical truth! Tang Bo, the first post-80s scholar in "Hundred Schools Forum", provides a down-to-earth encyclopedic interpretation of the Qing Dynasty. Starting from the palace, the imperial court, and the common people, it tells the unexplainable stories of the Qing Dynasty!