Which episode of "Kangxi Private Interview IV" is in which Xiao Taohong is abused by Concubine Jin in "Kangxi Private Interview IV"? Xiao Taohong was killed in the fourth part because her original master Yi was killed by the evil man in the third part.

In the Ministry, she was assigned to be a maid to Concubine Jin in Jinlan Courtyard. Because Concubine Jin was so pampered and could not tolerate sand in her eyes, she felt jealous, so she operated on Xiao Taohong, who had been Concubine Yi's personal maid.

Finally, the emperor knew that he had saved Xiao Taohong and angrily scolded Concubine Jin.

As sisters, why is Concubine Zhen beautiful but Concubine Jin ugly?

Concubine Zhen is as beautiful as a flower when she is young. Concubine Zhen is as beautiful as a flower. Concubine Zhen has a very girlish look on her face. Photos of Concubine Jin when she was a widow. Concubine Jin is with her niece Tang Yiying when she is old. Concubine Jin is even uglier when she is old, with her eyes bulging.

Why is Concubine Jin so ugly? She really looks like a big mooncake. As a concubine, Concubine Jin is dressed like an old folk woman. Concubine Jin doesn’t look like a woman. Concubine Jin looks like a mooncake. The young concubine is as fat as a mooncake. People in the palace give her nicknames.

A photo of Concubine Mooncake Zhen and Emperor Guangxu. The ugliest concubine in Chinese history, Concubine Jin. Why does her body not rot after 13 years?

Personally, I think that many technologies in ancient times were not backward, and some were even more advanced than today.

The ancients had their own unique methods for protecting corpses. First, they used a very unique method to make antiseptic materials, which are stable and permanent. Secondly, they selected the materials of the coffins, which had a certain antiseptic and insect-repelling effect. Finally, they made antiseptic materials after they were placed in the coffins.

The coffin must be sealed and the place where the coffin is placed should be dry and ventilated.

This provides the conditions for the corpse to remain intact for thousands of years.

Although Concubine Jin was not favored by the emperor, she still lived her life happily.

He often writes and plays chess, and at the same time tastes all kinds of delicacies in the world. He is a typical "foodie".

Her favorite is sauced pork elbow, and she eats it every three to five times.

Because of her gluttony, her body was particularly plump, and people nicknamed her "Mooncake."

Folks joked that she ate too much sauced elbow, which caused it to not rot.

Of course there is no basis for this, it is just spreading rumors.

Concubine Jin was the daughter of Chang Xu, the left minister of the Ministry of Rites, and the fourth in the family.

She never won the favor of Emperor Guangxu in her life because of her appearance.

According to folklore, virginity may also be a major reason for the discrepancy.

Concubine Jin died of illness in 1925, and her coffin was buried in the Qingxi Mausoleum, which is the Chongling Concubine Cemetery. Therefore, she became the last imperial concubine to be buried in the Qingxi Mausoleum.

His life's destiny is so different from that of his beautiful sister Zhen Fei, which makes people sigh.

Folk rumors believe that eating elbows and virginity lead to incorruption.

We should believe more in today's scientific explanation: the body was soaked in natural antiseptic liquid, and a high-quality antiseptic coffin was used. After being sealed, it was placed in a ventilated and dry place.

The story of Concubine Jin of Guangxu. In the fourteenth year of Guangxu (1888), Concubine Jin and her sister Concubine Zhen were selected at the selection ceremony of Emperor Guangxu at the same time and became the concubines of Emperor Guangxu. They held a grand wedding in January of the following year, and then they were named Concubine Zhen.

Concubines Jin and Concubine Zhen entered the palace.

After entering the palace, Jinbi lived in Yonghe Palace, one of the six east palaces, and her sister Zhenfei also lived in Jingren Palace, one of the six east palaces.

Jin's concubine did not receive the favor of Emperor Guangxu like her sister Zhen's concubine in the palace. On the contrary, she and the queen Yehenara Jingfen were ignored, but Jin's concubine did not take it seriously.

Six years later, the two were promoted to Concubine Jin and Concubine Zhen.

Concubine Jin In the 20th year of Guangxu (1894), Concubine Zhen offended the Empress Dowager Cixi for some reason, and her sister Concubine Jin was also implicated and was demoted to a noble status. However, the following year they restored their original concubine titles.

In July of the 26th year of Guangxu (1900), the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded the capital. Empress Dowager Cixi fled the Forbidden City with her family members, and Concubine Jin was one of them.

Concubine Jin (middle) and others watch goldfish in Yanxi Palace. After Emperor Xuantong Puyi ascended the throne, Concubine Jin continued to live in Yonghe Palace and was revered as Concubine Kao Jin, the concurrent emperor.

After Xuantong abdicated the throne, she was given the title Princess Duankang. Her relationship with Puyi seemed to be good. Puyi called him the Emperor's Empress and would invite her to celebrate every New Year's Eve.

Concubine Jin: The year after Puyi abdicated, Empress Dowager Longyu passed away. Concubine Jin's status among the four concubines improved. She was the youngest among the four concubines and had a more open-minded mind.

In the eleventh year of the Republic of China, when the Xunqing court proposed marriage for Puyi, Concubine Jin supported Wanrong as the queen.

Concubine Jin lived a tasteful life in Yonghe Palace and often entertained herself with calligraphy.

Among the decorations of Yonghe Palace, there are several kinds of bonsai in bottles and plates, all inlaid with exquisite clocks and flowers and birds. At the same time, she is also a gourmet, and often sends people to Tianfu near the capital to buy sauce elbows for her to have breakfast.

Since Concubine Jin loves delicious food, the cooking in the small dining room in Yonghe Palace is quite excellent, and all the princes and former ministers of the Qing Dynasty love to eat the food she rewards.