Fortune teller in the Summer Palace _ Who is the fortune teller in the Summer Palace?

There is a "broken stone" in the Summer Palace. How can a stone be defeated?

Because many people spent a lot of money and material resources on this stone flower.

In the courtyard of the Le Shou Hall of the Summer Palace in Beijing, there is a huge stone lying on the white marble pedestal, which is called Qing Xiu, commonly known as the "defeated stone".

This boulder is produced in Fangshan, a suburb of Beijing. It was discovered more than 400 years ago by an official of the Ming Dynasty, Mi Wanzhong.

According to legend, Mi Wanzhong is a descendant of Mi Fei in Song Dynasty. He is fond of stones, calling himself "Yin Shi" and nicknamed "You Shi". He is versatile and accomplished in poetry, calligraphy and painting, especially in strange mountains and rocks.

Mi took the trouble to travel all over the countryside in Shan Ye, and finally found a huge stone in Fangshan, only to see it suddenly volley up, with extraordinary posture. Mi Wanzhong was surprised and prepared to move this boulder back to decorate his garden.

To this end, he spared no expense to hire more than 100 people and tried his best to transport the boulder out of the mountain area. When this huge stone was transported to his hometown in the plain area, many North Korean officials and scholars were amazed at it and thought it could be comparable to the famous stone in the Song Dynasty.

This grand occasion also shocked Wei Zhongxian's private party. Mi Wanzhong is unyielding to treacherous court officials. Ni, one of the five tigers of Wei Zhongxian's private party, fabricated charges, framed Mi and made him lose his official position.

This beautiful boulder, which caused a sensation in Kyoto, was later put on hold in Liangxiang to stop transportation. Mi Wanzhong was afraid that telling the truth would cause more harm, so he used the excuse of running out of money because of transporting stones to express his helplessness.

Since then, people have become more and more strange, so they called this stone "the prodigal son stone".