What is Li Hong's favorite concubine?

In the 11th year of Yongzheng, Yong Zhengdi gave Li Hong "Evergreen laity". In order to show her love for the Queen, after she acceded to the throne, the Queen gave her residence in Changchun Palace of the Forbidden City, Changchun Fairy Hall of Yuanmingyuan and her beloved wife a place that matched her name. The meaning is self-evident.

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On July 18th, the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727), Yong Zhengdi held a grand wedding for the fourth son of the emperor, Li Hong and Fu Cha, in the West Second Palace of the Forbidden City (Li Hong was renamed China Palace after he ascended the throne).

In the seventh year of Yongzheng, Yong Zhengdi gave Changchun Fairy Hall as their residence in Yuanmingyuan. After getting married, the young couple treated each other like guests and loved each other more than usual.

When Qianlong was a prince, he had married ten people, including Fujin, Side Fujin and Gege. When he became emperor, he married many concubines. Among many concubines in Qianlong, Empress Hyo-hyun has the best relationship with Qianlong and won Qianlong's favor. In memory of Fu Cha's poem "Yue Ai Shi Feng uses its rhyme", he wrote: "There is nothing in the nine emperors' salt."

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Empress Xiao Xianchun