There is no evidence that many jewels were thrown into the well. One is lack of courage, and the other is lack of tools. If you don't have the courage, you don't need to explain too much. There are dead people. In Ming and Qing dynasties, boudoir and deep well were usually the best places to kill people. People in those days were more or less superstitious, so naturally they did not dare to "challenge" such restrictions. Even if I had the courage, I was found beheaded.

But it has a history of hundreds of years. There must be some jewels in the well. However, these jewels may not be fished by palace maids and eunuchs, but by Beiyang soldiers of fortune. Treasure in the well has always been the mindset of the ancients. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Jian discovered the "national purpose" in the well; When the Sui Dynasty destroyed Chen, he and his concubine were found in the well.

According to statistics, there are about 70 wells in the Forbidden City, which experienced the "sitting in the town" of two emperors, and there should be many abandoned or hidden treasures in them. This is because people who live in the Forbidden City are all rich except the emperor and the queen. These people who hold supreme power, sometimes it is inevitable to play a little temper, especially those grandchildren.

There are also some other eunuchs and maids who serve the concubines in the palace. Sometimes, by the way, it is very possible that some treasures have nowhere to hide and are afraid of being thrown into the well. Because the deep wells in the Forbidden City are very small, and even some wells are difficult to get down, and because these people want to "pick up" jewelry, it is completely impossible to implement it unless they do something destructive to "pick up", so it is completely understandable that no one picks up jewelry.