Although the children in the Forbidden City are rich in clothes and jade, it seems that the scenery is infinite, but in fact they can grow steadily, but in the end few people die, and so do the women in the Forbidden City. Yong Huang's biological mother died in her twenties. After Qianlong succeeded to the throne, she was posthumously awarded as a Zhefei. In the original novel Love in Ruyi Palace, her real name is Fu Cha Ivy Zhu, and she is the sister of Fu Cha Lampe. Although they share the same surname, they are not of the same clan, and they are not related by blood. Fu Cha Langpu, a distinguished family, is a person with a yellow flag. Her ancestors were all court officials. Although Fu Cha Ivy Zhu came from humble origins and was only a concubine after entering the government, she won the favor of Li Hong and gave birth to her first child. After Li Hong succeeded to the throne, she was posthumously awarded as Zhefei, and later as Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin, and was buried in the underground palace of Yuling, accompanying herself for a long time.
Although Yong Huang is not his own, he takes care of him. Since the death of her biological mother, due to the obstruction of the Queen and Su Lian, Yong Huang often has insufficient food and clothing. Now he has his own backer. For example, Yihe has their own needs no matter how they feel. Although this is a warm and loving scene at present, Yi Ru is actually raising a tiger. Children in imperial families are generally precocious. Yong Huang is the eldest son of the emperor. His mother's death when he was young led to his mature and sensitive personality. As a royal child, he naturally has the desire to inherit the great system. Later, with the death of the first son of the queen, such as Yi's pregnancy, this wish was gradually enlarged. After Ruyi became pregnant, Yong Huang worried that Ruyi would stop loving herself after having her own son. The villain fanned the flames, and Yong Huang wanted to attack the wishful child. Fortunately, the move was not successful, but Yong Huang lost the trust of Ruyi and Qianlong. Later, after Fu Cha died, Qianlong was very sad. He thought Huang Yong was too perfunctory and didn't cry sincerely enough, so he was disqualified from the crown prince, so Yong Huang died of depression.
Although the children in the Forbidden City are rich in clothes and jade, it seems that the scenery is infinite, but in fact they can grow steadily, but in the end few people die, and so do the women in the Forbidden City. Yong Huang's biological mother died in her twenties. After Qianlong succeeded to the throne, she was posthumously awarded as a Zhefei. In the original novel Love in Ruyi Palace, her real name is Fu Cha Ivy Zhu, and she is the sister of Fu Cha Lampe. Although they share the same surname, they are not of the same clan, and they are not related by blood. Fu Cha Langpu, a distinguished family, is a person with a yellow flag. Her ancestors were all court officials. Although Fu Cha Ivy Zhu came from humble origins and was only a concubine after entering the government, she won the favor of Li Hong and gave birth to her first child. After Li Hong succeeded to the throne, she was posthumously awarded as Zhefei, and later as Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin, and was buried in the underground palace of Yuling, accompanying herself for a long time.
Although the children in the Forbidden City are rich in clothes and jade, it seems that the scenery is infinite, but in fact they can grow steadily, but in the end few people die, and so do the women in the Forbidden City. Yong Huang's biological mother died in her twenties. After Qianlong succeeded to the throne, she was posthumously awarded as a Zhefei. In the original novel Love in Ruyi Palace, her real name is Fu Cha Ivy Zhu, and she is the sister of Fu Cha Lampe. Although they share the same surname, they are not of the same clan, and they are not related by blood. Fu Cha Langpu, a distinguished family, is a person with a yellow flag. Her ancestors were all court officials. Although Fu Cha Ivy Zhu came from humble origins and was only a concubine after entering the government, she won the favor of Li Hong and gave birth to her first child. After Li Hong succeeded to the throne, she was posthumously awarded as Zhefei, and later as Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin, and was buried in the underground palace of Yuling, accompanying herself for a long time.
At present, the play has not explained the death of Zhefei, but after Fu Cha Ivy Zhu was made Zhefei, Fu Cha LaVida once said: Zhefei was blessed by this palace. This sentence made the audience suspect that Zhefei's death was related to Fu Cha. In the original novel, the murderer behind Zhefei's death is Jin Yuyan, and Queen Fu Cha is just a knife in her hand. Fu Cha Ivy Zhu likes food, so Jin Yuyan made Fu Cha Ivy Zhu die suddenly with the help of Queen Fu Cha. When she died, Li Hong was on a business trip abroad, so she didn't have time to go back and see her one last time.