"The country comes first"

Author: Zhao Ruiyong
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Publishing Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This book references numerous folk tales and historical records, making it a historical story drama. The work focuses oning the characters of Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong, as well as Chen Erlao and Yu Niang, among others. It particularly uses vivid to portray a "Hamlet" from another country—Qianlong in his youth—as a Greek-style tragic goddess—Yu Niang, the abandoned princess and daughter of Yongzheng. The Great Qing Dynasty left two timeless mysteries for later generations. One is the mystery of Qianlong's death, and the other is the sudden demise of Yongzheng. As a result, the legendary stories related to these historical mysteries have been widely circulated in for centuries. The tragic and violent tale of Lü Siniang assassinating Yongzheng leaves one sigh in regret. To this day, Yongzheng's has not been opened, adding to the suspense. People yearn to know whether the Yongzheng buried in his tomb for centuries truly had a golden, in order to verify whether Lü Siniang truly beheaded him out of revenge. As for Qianlong, according to the "Great Qing Folk History," he was the son of Chen Erlao Chen Yuanlong from the Haijing. The reason was that Yongzheng exchanged his own daughter for Chen Erlao's son. This son later received great favor from Kangxi.