During the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty, the emperor's favor often determined a person's fate. However, in the feudal society of the time, rights and interests also made people complicated and cold.
In the Forbidden City, there is a story about a child who once dreamed of a bright future of marrying his sister and building a golden house, but in the end he met the exact opposite fate.
The protagonist of the story is a small child in the court of the Qing Dynasty, who lives by the emperor's side and enjoys many privileges and privileges. Despite his young age and ignorance, he gradually understood his special identity and all that he had. In his eyes, the emperor was a god-like being, with endless power and wealth, and was the happiest man in the world.
In a conversation, he told others that when he grew up, he would marry his sister, and he would also build a golden house so that his sister could live a noble and comfortable life. This plan seems a little naïve and naïve, but it reflects his expectations and yearning for the future.
However, over time, the fate of the little ones changed dramatically. Faced with rivalries and feuds in the court, the emperor had to cater to various power groups and forces. He began to exclude those who had special status in the palace, including children.
The little one does not realize the seriousness of this change, and he is still naïve about his big plans for the future. However, when he wanted to go to see the emperor, he was driven to a remote corner and thrown into the cold palace. During this time, he was in trouble, suffering a lot, and felt the harshness and coldness of the human world.
This child's story reflects all kinds of injustice and cruelty in feudal society. He had dreamed of a bright future, but in the end he met the exact opposite fate. He grew up under the emperor's knees, but in the end he was driven into the cold palace, and his dream of marrying his sister and building a golden house came to naught.
In this story, the changes of children also make people reflect on what kind of fate those realities and power oppression will eventually lead a person to, and how much suffering and destruction will be brought to mankind by the rights and interests in feudal society.
Eventually, the child became a lonely and miserable outcast. All his dreams were dashed, and his future was darkened.