Cixi liked rare treasures most during her lifetime, especially the night pearl. She had a luminous pearl before her death, which was appraised by experts to be worth 800 million yuan. But in 1928, Sun Dianying blew up the mausoleum and stole rare treasures, including this luminous pearl.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, people were still in a feudal, autocratic and backward period, and the Qing Dynasty was also in a teetering period. As the king of a country, Cixi has numerous delicacies in the palace, which are rare treasures. She was used to eating and watching, and she began to lose interest in these things. But even though her room was full of jewels, she loved the night pearl best, and even after her death, she took these rare treasures to her grave.

Cixi's tomb contains her favorite jewelry, some gold and silver, and of course her favorite night pearl. However, we don't know where her luminous pearl went later. It is said that at that time, the warlord pretended to hold a military exercise and blew up the tomb of Cixi, taking the opportunity to steal some gold and silver jewelry, including the night pearl.

It is said that when the tomb was opened, Cixi's face was almost the same as that of the living, and her body was not corroded at all. Everyone guesses that this is the power of the night pearl, so it seems that the power of this bead is really unimaginable.

After that, Sun Dianying didn't admit that he had touched the Night Pearl at all, but also blocked ministers' mouths with money and gave it to Song Meiling. Later, Song Meiling brought the pearl to the United States and was bought by a rich businessman. Therefore, this night pearl was finally collected by the United States.