Besides serving the emperor, what was the daily life of the concubines in the Qing Dynasty like?

When it comes to concubines, we can't help but think of three palaces and six hospitals. If she just turned her head and smiled, there were a hundred spells, and the powder and paint of six palaces disappeared without a trace. In this poem, we can see the beauty of concubines in the harem. The biggest concubine in the Qing Dynasty was the queen, followed by the imperial concubine, then the imperial concubine, the virtuous concubine, the virtuous concubine and the beautiful concubine. Then ladies, ladies, Zhao Yi and Xiu Yuan. We often hear a saying that once you enter the palace, it is as deep as the sea. Concubine system in Qing dynasty means that the selection, knighthood, promotion and daily life of concubines need to abide by relevant rules.

It can be seen that the days in the palace are not so good. In TV series, we often hear that there are many rules in the palace, and this matter is not groundless. Rules do exist, and the system of concubines is improved bit by bit. We are curious about one thing, what is the life of empresses? Are they going to pay New Year's greetings every day like TV series? In recent years, court dramas have been very popular. First of all, they have a fixed time to get up every day. They can't sleep as long as they like us modern people.

We often hear that rules are rules, in the feudal society at that time. No one dares to resist, and the higher the class, the higher the status. In such a society, concubines want to climb up regardless of their health. At that time, a large number of concubines went to worship Buddha, which was advocated by the emperor at that time.

Believing in Buddhism is more about cultivating the mind and calming the heart. In order to please the emperor, all they can do is please the emperor to stabilize their position in the harem. Only by being loved by the emperor can you make yourself shine. Otherwise, it is a very sad thing not to be liked by the emperor all my life.