An arrogant concubine fell from the harem

Chapter 180 I admit it, I feel very upset (1)

The days passed quickly, and in a blink of an eye, the Spring Festival is coming soon.

The Spring Festival is a traditional festival of the Chinese nation with a long history.The Spring Festival, also known as the Lunar Year, is commonly known as "New Year" and "New Year".The Spring Festival symbolizes unity, prosperity and new hope for the future.

Whether it is ancient or modern, the Spring Festival is the most solemn and lively day.In ancient times, the customs of the New Year were very complicated, such as offering sacrifices to the stove, sweeping the dust, pasting Spring Festival couplets, and posting door gods.On New Year’s Eve, we have to eat New Year’s Eve dinner and watch the year; on the first day of the New Year, we have to eat fast, and we also have to offer sacrifices to gods and Buddhas, to pay homage to ancestors, to welcome the new year and receive blessings, and to pray for a good harvest...

During the Spring Festival, I received a lot of gifts and gave a lot of gifts.

The gifts I gave were nothing more than jewelry and silver taels.Silver rewards to the eunuchs and maids around me, gold and jade jewelry, and gifts to those concubines and concubines of Wu Dalang who came to pay my New Year's greetings.But when I went to pay New Year's greetings to the Empress Dowager and Wu Dalang, the gifts I received were really valuable treasures.

The Empress Dowager gave me a pair of earrings inlaid with goose jade beads and three round white jade hoops; an amethyst imperial phoenix hairpin; a necklace studded with rubies; There are also some gold and silver cloths for hairpins.The jade bracelet is made of the rare and precious "King of Stones" topaz. Its color is light yellow to deep yellow, pure in color and as smooth as fat; the hairpin is a red coral batpin inlaid with emeralds. Exquisitely carved, rich and luxurious.A day later, Wu Dalang asked Dai'an to send me four night pearls as big as plums.

Ximen Qing was very happy, he said to himself in a low voice: "Who said the emperor doesn't care about the empress? The things the emperor gave the empress are all rare treasures."

I picked up a luminous pearl, squinted my eyes at the light, and then threw it high like an acrobatic, and then caught it again, and then threw it high again, and then caught it again, muttering sullenly: "The rare treasure is there again!" What's the use? Stay in the palace all day, and you can't exchange it for money, and it's just a pile of dead things."

Chunmei said, "Your Majesty, this is a treasure for self-defense."

I said: "Be careful. I'm hungry, but I can't eat it. After I die, I don't want to take these things into the coffin. Let others know. It's strange if I don't go to the tomb."

Dai'an hadn't left yet, and she couldn't help grinning when she heard what I said.

(End of this chapter)