History is true, Green Sakura (who forced Green Sakura to cut her hair and resist the will)
Qianlong not only loves green cherry blossoms, but also loves romance. The true prototype of Qingying in history is Huifa Nala, the second queen to succeed after the death of Fu Cha, the first queen of Qianlong. Do you think everyone knows that Qianlong once visited Jiangnan six times? Not for the sake of national affairs, his purpose is only two, one is to satisfy his appetite, and the other is to satisfy his lust, that is, to hunt for sex.
During his courtship, a woman named Xia came into his life. The Manchu royal family was not allowed to accept Han Chinese women as wives, so Emperor Qianlong held the idea of going out for fun, but what was this dream? He played a Xia Ziwei. It is well documented that Xia Ziwei traveled thousands of miles to Beijing to find the Emperor's Father. However, in history, the real folk princess died after living in the palace for one year, so Aunt Qiong Yao arranged for them to end their folk life. Yongqi also died young in May and was arranged to live in seclusion with the swallows. The moral of this matter is clear to everyone.
After Xia Ziwei's death, Emperor Qianlong learned that Xia still loved him for so many years, remembered the dribs and drabs of Xia when he was young, and felt ashamed that he didn't take good care of his daughter, so he couldn't help getting to know this confidante. So thirty years after Qianlong, I went to South China for a quick tour and visited Xia by the way. But Qingying, that is, Huifa Nala, knew that this was not a traveling incognito, and it was a great loss for the emperor to openly see the majesty of a Han woman royal family.
Therefore, in order to protect the face of the Qing royal family, Qing Ying has been preventing Emperor Qianlong from going to see Xia. Emperor Qianlong thought Qingying was jealous and deliberately quarreled with him. They disagreed and had a quarrel. In order to maintain the dignity of the royal family, the queen cut her hair and defied the imperial edict, refusing to see her confidante Xia.
Finally, Emperor Qianlong completely snubbed Qingying, and Qingying finally died alone and never fell in love with Gan Long. The reason is that although Manchu and Han were harmonious at that time, it was a certain rule that the emperor could not marry a Chinese woman. Qingying did the right thing, but she disobeyed Qianlong. She and Xia are both women who deserve what they deserve.