What is the significance of the conversation between Yongzheng and Hongzhou during Yongzheng period?

Yongzheng was unkind to his son. He always likes to dig holes for children. In fact, this can't be blamed on him, because he came from Kowloon House, and he understood how the royal brothers and sons should get along.

It is difficult to maintain the relationship between the royal families only by family ties, because there is one thing that most people want, and that is power. With power, you can control the life and death of others, your own life and death, and you can avoid being dominated by others. Who doesn't want this stuff?

So when Yongzheng was talking to his son Hongzhou, he buried five big pits. Any pit can make Hongzhou enter the land of destruction. After all, Yongzheng is quite good at killing relatives.

In the first pit, Yongzheng asked him why he wanted to hold a funeral.

Things have to start with the discussion of the Eight Kings organized by May Yi Yin. At that time, several monarchs, mainly the Eight Ye Party, as well as the flag owners outside the customs, conspired to seize the imperial power.

They let the son of Yongzheng, Hong Shi, go to Fengtai Camp in advance, taking advantage of the foggy weather, in order to let the flag owner's people take over the military power of Fengtai Camp.

In this way, the problem comes. Hongzhou didn't know what was going on, just casually saying that Emperor Amar did let the flag owners and princes go to Beijing to rectify the flag affairs.

This is too bad. Therefore, the Eight Lords seized the relieving of Fengtai Camp. Later, when it was exposed, Hongshi pushed all the pots onto Hongzhi's back. Hongzhi somehow didn't point out that Hongshi encouraged him to say so.

Fortunately, the thirteenth master Huang Hongfa defused a coup, and the ghost in May was a complete failure. When the property was stolen, Yongzheng asked Hongzhou to go with him. As a result, he held a funeral at home, which indicated that going out would be a disaster.

Yongzheng called Hongzhou to his side and asked, why do you want to do this? Hongzhou came to Yongzheng and told the truth. It turned out that he showed it to those people on purpose, so he won the trust of Yongzheng.

If Hongzhou also said that the fortune teller had said that he would be devastated if he went out, Yongzheng would be suspicious and think Hongzhou was lying to him.

In the second pit, Yongzheng said: I have known to protect myself since I was a child. I am stronger than you.

Yongzheng saw Hongzhou's mind, but he still wanted to test Hongzhou, and then said this sentence in order to see Hongzhou's attitude towards the throne.

Since it is better than the emperor, it is natural to share a piece of the throne? This is the subtext of Yongzheng's heart. When Hongzhou heard this, he immediately said: A person who is useless to his children's ministers will never see the back of Emperor Ama even if he lives for ten more lives.

This answer is clever. One is to admit that you have no ambition, and the other is to praise Yongzheng out of reach. And the attitude is sincere. Finally, Yongzheng was relieved.

If Hongzhou is shy and even has some happy thoughts, it's over. Because Yongzheng was worried that Hongzhou had the idea of seizing the office.

Yongzheng, the third pit, said: Be a Buddha with all your heart, regardless of fame and fortune. Among his sons, only you are the most like me.

This is another big pit, which is similar to the meaning of the previous sentence. I just want to see if Hongzhou has the mind to seize the office. It is understandable to say that he is more like Yongzheng.

Why? Because when Yongzheng seized office, he was also naive and selfless. He only knows how to serve the court, but he doesn't know how to compete for the throne. In fact, in the dark, all kinds of small moves are trying to seize the office.

He is worried that Hongzhi will be like him. At least on the surface, Hiro also looks innocent. However, Hongzhou did not have a selfless attitude, which made Yongzheng feel gratified. Because Hongzhi only wants to save himself.

To put it bluntly, when Emperor Amar said this, my son was even more ashamed. Emperor Ama is the sun in the sky. Although he has no intention of competing with it, his light naturally shines on everything. I am the light of fireflies, why fight?

This tells Yongzheng all his attitudes, and he doesn't want to compete for the throne. The throne belongs to whoever should, and he doesn't want to do it or fight anyway.

If Hongzhou acquiesced that he was like Yongzheng, it would be complicated again. Yongzheng, after all, experienced the matter of becoming the throne, and he didn't want his sons to experience it again. It's too painful.