At the end of Princess Huanzhu, why did Yongqi escape to Yunnan, while Erkang returned to Beijing? -

Swallows have neither father nor mother. Although the emperor spoiled her in the early stage, the third part has deteriorated and always accused her. Wei Zi is married, so she can't always listen to her boredom. There is a woman in Jingyang Palace. The last thing she wants to face is to know how to paint. Yongqi has decided to go with her and her brother will never go to Beijing again.

Xiao Jianqing is because Xiao Jian refuses to be an official, and she has to take care of the swallow, so Jianghu people are at home everywhere. Sang Ni compromised for Xiao Jian.

The third part, the subjective and objective reasons why Wei Zi and Er Kang did not leave.

For them, parents, Dong Er and the emperor are their closest relatives.

And the swallow's five brothers, Sunshine Xiao Jian, are just friends.

In addition, Swallow and Xiao Jian have special life experiences, and they are guilty ministers. Swallow itself is not suitable for marrying Yongqi, and it is impossible for Xiao Jian to marry Sunny. Staying in Beijing is always in danger of exposure, and it is impossible for Qianlong to spoil them and overthrow his literary inquisition. Yongqi married the daughter of a guilty minister, and her political future was basically ruined. It was useless to go back to Beijing.

Brother Wu and Haruko are the same kind of people. They grew up in the palace with dignity, but they were not interested in the palace, preferring freedom and enthusiasm.

Wei Zi is a person who has never been to the palace since she was a child, but she yearns for it. Therefore, it is reasonable that May Qing finally left and Wei Zi stayed in Beijing.

Swallows come from rivers and lakes and like rivers and lakes, while Yongqi doesn't like court bondage and yearns for freedom. Er Kang is filial and Wei Zi is virtuous. She came all the way to find her father. It is unnecessary and impossible to give up her hard-won father's love (her in-laws also regard her as their own).