Qianlong wrote more than a thousand poems in his life. In addition, what other leisurely interests did he have?

Qianlong wrote more than a thousand poems in his life. In addition, what other leisurely interests did he have? Everyone, Qianlong calls himself a perfect old man, so he naturally has a lot of leisure and leisure. According to historical records, in addition to writing poems, he also had three famous hobbies, namely stamping, traveling and collecting calligraphy and paintings. These four hobbies are also known as Emperor Qianlong’s four hobbies. However, none of Emperor Qianlong’s four hobbies did any good to the country. Among them, writing poems, sealing seals and traveling also caused harm to the country to a certain extent. caused damage.

First of all, let’s talk about Emperor Qianlong’s hobby: “stamping”. This point was complained about in the TV series "Story of Yanxi Palace". Wei Yingluo, who became a concubine at that time, complained to Emperor Qianlong: "Your Majesty, why do you like to stamp so much? You stamp one when you are happy, stamp another when you are unhappy, and write so many incomprehensible annotations. These things are just like It's like dog-skin plaster, it can't be peeled off. "Everyone, although this conversation is inconsistent with history, it is absolutely true that Emperor Qianlong liked stamping. Emperor Qianlong in history had many private seals, and he would also write his own "unique insights" after sealing them. Therefore, many of the calligraphy and paintings handed down from ancient times that we see now were stamped with countless seals by Emperor Qianlong. Some calligraphy and paintings have lost a lot of appreciation value because of this.

Secondly, let’s talk about Emperor Qianlong’s second hobby, which is “travel”. Emperor Qianlong initially went on a southern tour in the name of imitating the Holy Ancestor Emperor, but later it became that Emperor Qianlong wanted to travel on his own. According to historical records, Queen Huifanala followed Emperor Qianlong on his southern tour. As a result, Emperor Qianlong played a little too much, which aroused constant criticism from the people. Huifanala couldn't stand it anymore, so he went to advise Emperor Qianlong. When he got excited, he even lost his ambition. As a result, Emperor Qianlong, instead of restraining himself, sent Huifanala back to the palace early. This incident also became a shortcoming in Qianlong's life.

The last thing I want to talk about is Emperor Qianlong's last hobby, which was "collecting calligraphy and paintings." Emperor Qianlong actually liked collecting calligraphy and paintings. But according to expert research, Emperor Qianlong's vision was indeed not very good. Many of the calligraphy and paintings he collected were fakes, but Emperor Qianlong would naturally not admit such a thing, and always scolded officials who said he collected fakes. To sum up, in addition to writing poems, Qianlong also had three major hobbies: stamping, traveling, and collecting calligraphy and paintings. He was really envious of others!