Up to now, this night pearl is also missing and unaccounted for. This night pearl was originally the largest of the nine night lights crowned by Cixi after her death. This was put in Cixi's mouth after her death, which is said to prevent the corpse from rotting. 1928, when Sun Dianying stole the tomb of Empress Dowager Cixi, he frantically searched for the gold, silver and jewels in the tomb and took away many priceless treasures, including this night pearl.

Later, when Chiang Kai-shek learned about this matter, Sun Dianying had to hand over the nine luminous pearls to the government. One of the pearls contained in Cixi's mouth was given to Song Meiling as a shoe ornament, the other four were handed over to the country, and the remaining four were missing. This pearl, regarded as a shoe ornament by Song Meiling, was reportedly sold to American tycoon Rockefeller, and was hidden in a private museum because of Song Meiling's hard life in the United States. However, the truth is unknown.

Some people have searched for the whereabouts of this night pearl many times, but there is no reliable result. All guesses are just people's guesses and guesses. Not necessarily someone has actually seen the night pearl. I'm not sure if the night pearl can prevent the body from rotting. After all, Sun Dianying was the only one who robbed the tomb, and only Sun Dianying and his men really saw the body of Cixi. Only Sun Dianying knows whether the body of Cixi has rotted, and whether the body of the Night Pearl has changed.

But what is certain is that this night pearl is really priceless. If it is valued now, it is probably worth 654.38+0 billion, which is a rare treasure.

Therefore, it is a pity that there are still a few night pearls missing, and I hope to find them as soon as possible. After all, this is the wealth of the country.