Cultural relics joke

This so-called imperial edict of Zhu Houzhao is not true, it is false, so our experts will only laugh when they see it.

Zhu Houzhao's own character is inconsistent with the words in the imperial edict.

This imperial edict was made by an American who claimed that he had a cultural relic of Zhu Houzhao, Amin Wuzong. Of course, the American was still very excited and invited local experts to identify him. Local experts also say this is the real imperial edict.

Let's pay more attention to this After all, this is a cultural relic belonging to China, and the American wants to have it appraised by an expert from China. Unexpectedly, when this imperial edict was presented to the experts, everyone laughed.

On the surface, this imperial edict still conforms to the cultural relic image of the Ming Dynasty, but once it is picked up and read clearly, it will be strange in the future, because the imperial edict contains some very serious exhortations, and Zhu Houzhao, Amin Wuzong, is a hedonist, which is totally unreasonable.

Zhu Houzhao could not have written such an exhortation.

In this imperial edict, we can see that Zhu Houzhao warned Chen Zi not to be too greedy for pleasure, but to be a good official who is clean and honest for the people and the country. Although there is a special seal for Ming Wuzong on it, you can tell from these words that this imperial edict is false.

Generally, the imperial edict should have the main content, but this imperial edict is magnificent, but it has not written the key points. Can things like imperial edicts write unimportant things? It was also written by the famous bad king Zhu Houzhao. It's strange that you think so. This can't be true.

The main reason is that the contents and writings of the imperial edict are so weird that they don't conform to Zhu Houzhao's position at all. Therefore, the imperial edict is definitely not true, so the experts will laugh.