The historical figures of the Qing Dynasty, in addition to Qianlong and Liu Yong, it is estimated that the most familiar is Ji Xiaolan, and the Qing Palace comedy "Iron Tooth Copper Tooth Ji Xiaolan" starring Zhang Guoguo, Wang Gang and Zhang Tielin was indeed popular all over the country, and it also greatly made our audience remember this historical figure Ji Xiaolan.
In the hearts of almost many people, Ji Xiaolan is a positive historical figure who dared to fight against the first corrupt official of the Qing Dynasty, that is, a minister who was incomparably clean and deeply loved by the emperor, in fact, there are some relevant records in the "Qing Shi Lu" here, saying that Ji Xiaolan was a person who never pulled gangs and factions, and was a clean and honest official, but is this really the case?
In fact, just want to say, the current film and television drama is indeed too harmful, in order to create ratings can be said to be all-purpose, arbitrary falsification of history, in fact, the real Ji Xiaolan is not a political enemy of Hezhen, and people do not seem to be so incorruptible as the legend, but this is thanks to the help of the later archaeological team, the excavation of an ancient tomb in Hebei province, completely unveiled the "true face" of Ji Xiaolan for our descendants.
Things happened in the 70s of the last century, the location is in Hebei, when Ji Xiaolan's tomb was accidentally excavated, at first I thought that there must be no valuable treasure in the tomb, but after entering the tomb, I knew that we were very wrong, only to see that there were a lot of gold and silver jewelry in the tomb, from these funerals, it can be seen that Ji Xiaolan was definitely not so poor as recorded in some film and television dramas or historical materials, on the contrary, it was extremely rich.
Although the archaeological team knew that this tomb belonged to Ji Xiaolan, it was very troublesome that at one time it did not find Ji Xiaolan's body, so where did Ji Xiaolan's body go? However, in addition, the remains of 7 young women were found in the burial chamber, which were placed in the coffins, were they deliberately used to confuse the tomb robbers?
Of course, Ji Xiaolan's tomb was still found later, in fact, it was next to the 7 corpses, so does it mean that these 7 women were buried? This is undoubtedly wrong, after all, during the Qing Dynasty, it was not allowed to use people to accompany the funeral, and if someone violated the law, the consequences would be very serious.
So what exactly are the identities of these 7 female corpses? Finally, after various explorations and studies by experts, we finally came to the conclusion that in fact, they are all Ji Xiaolan's concubines, so it is very correct not to put together with Ji Xiaolan's main coffin, this should be Ji Xiaolan's "true face", not Ji Xiaolan in our impression, people's wives don't have too much, life is very comfortable!