After the demise of the Qing dynasty, it did leave a lot of property. When Puyi wanted to leave a way out for himself, Puyi poured a lot of property into the well. Including gold and silver jewelry, and many precious calligraphy and paintings, but no one went to salvage them at that time. The main reason is that some people dare not salvage, and part of the reason is that the well and the river in the palace are connected, and most of the precious cultural relics and calligraphy are lost.

The main reason is difficult to fish, and the wellhead in the palace is relatively small. How small is it? Let's just say that people who are a little fatter will get stuck at the wellhead and won't fall off, so the construction is particularly difficult. Moreover, many wells are blocked, and if you really want to fish, you can only rely on large machines to operate. However, after all, large machines are not flexible enough, and it is easy to cause wellhead collapse when they are reopened, thus destroying cultural relics.

So many people are afraid to salvage these things. When the warlord officially took over the Forbidden City, although the warlord also gave Puyi some money, the money was not enough to maintain her life as an emperor before, so the palace maids and eunuchs salvaged the calligraphy and paintings hidden in the well and secretly went out of the palace to exchange money. Another reason is that in the Qingming Palace, there is a struggle in the harem, and there are many murders hidden in the well. At that time, people were feudal and superstitious, so naturally they didn't dare to collide with the dead.

Moreover, the underground palace in the palace is connected with the river outside, and many treasures flow into the river. They tried to salvage it, but they couldn't. Moreover, many eunuchs in the palace dare not salvage those gold, silver and jewels, calligraphy and painting privately, because it will commit the crime of decapitation after all, so most of the gold, silver and jewels in the well are not salvaged.