What did Liu Bowen leave behind to accurately predict the fate of Chongzhen and Daming?

Liu Bowen left three paintings, sealed in a secret room, which can only be opened when the country encounters changes. Later, Emperor Chongzhen opened it and saw three paintings. The scenes depicted in the paintings finally came true.

Liu Bowen is also a very famous mission in history. He is one of the founding heroes of Zhu Yuanzhang, and he is also a person whom Zhu Yuanzhang trusts very much. He is a man of great wisdom, comparable to heaven and man. He is from qingtian county, so his name is? Liu Qingtian? There are also many magical stories about Liu Bowen's prediction of the future. Liu Bowen is called Heaven and Man, so it can be said that he and Zhu Yuanzhang are a match made in heaven. Zhu Yuanzhang named him the most sincere uncle, and later promoted him to a surname.

Judy, the prince of Yan, launched the battle of Jingnan and won the country. Later, he learned that there was a secret room in Beijing, which was very strong and contained Liu Bowen's predictions about the future. No one can open the chamber of secrets without major changes. So Judy gave up. Later, after more than two hundred years, during the Chongzhen period, the court was in turmoil, with internal and external troubles. There was a peasant uprising inside and the Qing army outside. Emperor Chongzhen was very worried and worried. At this time, he remembered the Chamber of Secrets and the prophecy left by Liu Bowen. So I tried my best to open this secret room. After going in, I found that there was only one box in the secret room, which contained three paintings left by Liu Bowen.

One of the first paintings shows hundreds of officials running around the court. The second painting shows the soldiers guarding the city mutiny, running away from the enemy and the people being displaced. The third painting is even more frightening to Emperor Chongzhen. The people in the painting are very much like Emperor Chongzhen, with long hair fluttering and unkempt hanging beams killing themselves. Emperor Chongzhen was frightened and ordered not to spread.