According to the memory of the old maid-in-waiting, the time to salvage Zhen Fei was the end of spring when Cixi took refuge. In fact, she was thinking about it as soon as she got back, and was salvaged when the ice melted in late spring. In order to salvage Feifei's body, a restricted area was specially designated from Zhenshunmen to Leshou Hall, where incense was burned to do Buddhist services and scriptures were recited all night. I also invited shamans to jump into the gods and take their souls to Ren Jing Palace.

Not only that, Zhenfei's family members bowed down and worshipped the sacrifice in every possible way. After that, I began to salvage. First, the broken mat, and then the real flying body that can't distinguish the five senses. After that, he was buried in the women's cemetery next to the Eunuch Cemetery in Enjizhuang outside Fuchengmen.

What does this paragraph have to do with the jewels in the well? Don't worry, everyone. We will soon understand.

Back to the question itself, who said that many jewels were in the wells of the Forbidden City? If so, are you sure no one is going to salvage it?

First, this? There are many jewels in the Forbidden City? Rumors have been circulating on the internet for many years, but no one has ever quoted a historical source, which is natural.

So if there are jewels in the well, will no one go fishing for them?

Some people say that it is because too many people died in the wells of the Forbidden City, and the bones were mixed with jewels. No one dares to hold this view, there are too many slots.

First of all, who said that many people died in the Forbidden City well? Where did you record it? It is estimated that the only thing many people can remember is Zhen Fei. Ok, let's go back to the beginning of the article and see what information Zhenfei's salvage process revealed.

Why did Cixi salvage Zhen Fei as soon as she returned to Beijing? I'm sure I don't feel guilty, otherwise I wouldn't have buried Zhenfei's body in the ladies' cemetery. She's scared. After all, most people believed in ghosts and gods at that time.

Therefore, it is necessary to chant Buddhist scriptures, invite shamans to jump out of their thinking and offer sacrifices. This is nothing more than to keep the palace clean. After all, there are bodies of drowning people in the well, and everyone will be afraid.

The Forbidden City is the place where emperors and empresses live every day. Will they really leave the bones of the drowning man in the well? At least not while people are still alive.

Will there be jewels in that well? I don't know, but nine times out of ten, otherwise, after Puyi abdicated, when he was short of money, could he not let eunuchs go fishing?

(Diary of Ying Shao)

After Puyi abdicated, she still lived in the palace. Ying Shao, the minister in charge of internal affairs, left a diary telling us that life is hard and poor!

First of all, the money promised by the government of the Republic of China is often in arrears. By the Republic of China, it was more than 1000 million yuan in arrears. Four million silver dollars a year was agreed, but less and less was given, and Puyi's life became more and more sad.

There is no way, forcing the minister of the interior office to propose downsizing, selling the porcelain in the palace, borrowing money from the bank, and renting out the royal housing industry. In short, they are trying to make money.

At this time, if there are many jewels in the wells of the Forbidden City, can they not be fished out?

Therefore, personally, I think this question is probably just a rumor.