Mrs. Liu is the daughter of six emperors, the wife of Liu, and her nickname is Xiaer. Her personality is simple and true, unruly and jealous, and has the virtue and wisdom of taking care of the overall situation when she gets cold feet.
Historically, Liu Yong had a wife, not only a wife, but also a concubine. Under Liu Yong's strict family education and careful training, his first wife and second wife not only abandoned the low-level interests such as jealousness and jealousy, but also actively participated in advanced courses such as family calligraphy training and Liu Yong's calligraphy copying, with outstanding understanding and skill.
Early life:
In the fifty-ninth year of Kangxi (1720), Liu Yong was born in Zhucheng, Shandong. His great-grandfather Liu Bixian was the foreign minister of Guangxi when he was an official in Shunzhi, his grandfather Bai Liu was an official in Sichuan when he was in Kangxi, and his father Liu Tongxun was a famous minister in Qianlong Dynasty. Liu Yong grew up in a noble family, and his family members have been officials for generations, so he received a good education since childhood.
In the 16th year of Qianlong (175 1), Liu Yong participated in the annual review and palace examination as a Yongzheng juren because of his father's relationship, and won the second place in Dimethyl. He was awarded the title of imperial academy Jishi Shu, worked as an editor in the Prose Hall, and was soon promoted to assistant lecturer, which became the starting point of his career.