Where does the word "order" come from?

With the popularity of Gong Dou Opera, it is not difficult to find that almost every Gong Dou Opera has a high status. The word princess alone sounds beautiful. The word "ling" gives people the feeling of tenderness, dignity and virtue, so where does the word "ling" come from? Let's go through history and find the source of the word "Ling".

In fact, on the 29th day of the first month of the 40th year of Qianlong, that is, the day when the princess died and held a funeral, Qianlong liked to write poems, leaving countless poems in his life. On this special day. It is natural for Qianlong to write a poem to express his thoughts and feelings at this moment. It is this poem that we seem to have found the source of the word "Ling" for your concubine. This poem is "The Lord of the Orchid Palace has made an order, and the family has been diligent in filial piety."

It can be seen from the word "instrument" that this word is used to describe a kind of manners, so what is your princess's manners in Qianlong's mind? There are two interpretations of this answer: as the Book of Songs Daya says, "Beauty is what you can smell", then "spirit" expresses beauty, indicating that the princess and Emperor Qianlong left a very good impression. Another way to put it, if the word "Ling" corresponds to Manchu and represents wisdom, it shows that Emperor Qianlong appreciates the wisdom of the imperial concubine very much.

No matter how you interpret it, you can see the beautiful image of your princess in the emperor's heart. The word "ling" not only shows the noble character of the imperial concubine, but also shows the deep affection and simplicity of the emperor for her, which gives us a glimmer of hope for the love of the emperor.