The picture shows a group of precious old photos of the wives and concubines of the imperial court ministers in the backyard during the Qing Dynasty, and perhaps many people think that the men of the late Qing Dynasty were three wives and four concubines. In fact, the Qing court has always practiced a polygamous concubine system, and its code strictly requires that a man can take several concubines in the family, but only one wife is allowed. This group of rare photos of the late Qing Dynasty just explains the living conditions of some of the wives and concubines of the Qing court ministers at that time. Among them, there are not only the beautiful brides of the phoenix crown Xia Shuai at the end of the Qing Dynasty, but also the old photos of dongmei, the most stunning and beautiful concubine in the backyard of Li Hongzhang, a major minister of the Qing Dynasty.
This is an old photo of Fu Jin, the head of a prince's family in the capital during the Qing Dynasty, and it is well known that since the Beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Han women have become popular for foot binding. In the early Qing Dynasty, the folk women's foot binding was more prevalent. At that time, many men in the late Qing Dynasty believed that women's small feet were beautiful, and this pedantic idea poisoned the life of women who wrapped their feet. However, the flag woman in the late Qing Dynasty did not have to suffer from foot binding, just like the flag man Fujin in this old photo, a pair of big feet wearing flower pot bottom shoes is particularly domineering.
The picture shows the old photo of Dongmei, the favorite concubine of Li Hongzhang, a major minister of the Qing Dynasty, whose wife died prematurely due to illness and later married the daughter of a jinshi. Li Hongzhang loves Mrs. Stepmother very much, but he is particularly fond of the backyard concubine Dongmei. Although Dongmei was born in the dust, she looked amazing and clean. At that time, she came out of the mud in the Qinglou without staining, until the good person she met later married Li Hongzhang as a concubine, and the happy life began.
This is an old photograph of the backyard wife and concubine of a court minister surnamed Yang in Beijing in the late Qing Dynasty, and the courtyard in the old photo is as wide and grand as the Yuyu Qiong Building, especially the gold carved jade railing on the second floor, which shows the wealth and wealth of his family. A well-dressed court minister sat in the courtyard on the first floor enjoying the view, and the women standing on the second floor were his wives and concubines in the backyard.
The picture shows the group photo of the backyard female relatives of a court minister in the late Qing Dynasty, the women in the old photos are dressed similarly, and they stand side by side in a row, which shows that they are the backyard wives and concubines of the Qing court minister. In fact, the Qing court was particularly strict with ministers to marry wives and concubines, and many ministers were bound by morality and etiquette, and they would also obey monogamy, and there were few scenes of such wives and concubines.
This is an old photograph of the bride of a large family in the late Qing Dynasty, and the Phoenix Crown Xia Shuai is a common dress for ancient brides when they become relatives. The bride in the old photo looks very beautiful and beautiful, and the appearance of wearing a phoenix crown is also extremely dignified and noble. The world says that the wedding day is the most beautiful moment of a woman's life, with a well-dressed flower-like appearance, but also a joyful mood of running to happiness, which is full of joy and joy, and is naturally the most beautiful person.