In the eighth episode of Empresses in the Palace, the emperor gave birth to jiaozi to Zhen Xuan. Zhen Xuan said, "raw", and the emperor said, "You said it yourself." What does this mean?

The new wife deliberately gave birth to jiaozi when she came to please her. She took a bite, and by raw, she meant giving birth to your son earlier. But there is no folk custom in the palace.

Because concubines are concubines, it is impossible to follow the custom of being a wife. However, the emperor specially held this ceremony to show Zhen Xuan his cold intentions. "You said it yourself" is also the emperor's sweet words, which made Zhen Xuan pregnant with his children as soon as possible, which also shows the early emperor's love for Zhen Xuan.

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Historical background

Niu Lulu, the empress of filial piety in Qing Dynasty, was born on June 5438+0692+065438+10.5 (September 27th, 31st year of Kangxi), the daughter of Zhu Ling, a four-grade etiquette officer in Zhenghuang Banner of Manchuria. ? At the age of thirteen, she entered Yonghe Palace and was named Gege, the princess of Yin Zhen, the king of Yong. In the fiftieth year of Kangxi (17 1 1), Li Hong's fourth son was born.

In the first year of Yongzheng, he was named princess, in the eighth year of Yongzheng, he was named imperial concubine, and in the ninth year of Yongzheng, after the death of Empress Xiao, he took pictures of the Sixth Palace. In the 13th year of Yongzheng, his son Li Hong (Qianlong) ascended the throne, and was honored as the Queen Mother of Notre Dame with the emblem of Chongqing. He died on March 2, 777 (23rd day of the first month in the 42nd year of Qianlong) and was buried in Dongling, Thailand. Qiaocheng: Filial piety, kindness, biography of Kang Huidun, Cheng Huiren, Mu, and Empress Sheng Xian.

At first, I was the concubine of Yong Wangfu. My name was Gege, and I was a junior concubine. For more than ten years, they have all been called Gege, and they have never given birth to other princes. It seems that they are not favored. It was not until Li Hong was born that it was changed. In the fiftieth year of Kangxi (17 1 1), Li Hong, the fourth son of Prince Shengyong, became Emperor Qianlong. At the beginning of Yongzheng's accession to the throne, he was made a princess and lived in the palace.

Second only to Ulan Nala, Nian Guifei and Qi Fei. But later, with the successive death of Nianfei and Empress, Qi Fei's son lost the will of the emperor and his status rose day by day. In the eighth year (1730), he was promoted to the imperial concubine and was in charge of the harem at the end of Yongzheng.