Yang Guifei was originally the daughter-in-law of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty. Later, at a cocktail party, Emperor Xuanzong accidentally saw the beautiful Yang Yuhuan, so at all costs, he finally turned her daughter-in-law into his own concubine. After Yang Guifei entered the palace, the 3,000 beauties in the harem immediately became a foil. In the eyes of the emperor, a mass of rouge powder became a decoration, and Yang Guifei was a veritable peony flower in the palace.
According to historical records, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty loved Yang Yuhuan very much. Once, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty quarreled with Yang Yuhuan, and Yang Yuhuan left the palace to return to his family. In the following days, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty blamed himself very much and missed Yang Yuhuan very much. But because of his son's face, he didn't want to admit it. Later, he couldn't help caring about his lover and ordered Gao Lishi to take Yang Yuhuan back. This incident illustrates the love of Yang Yuhuan in Tang Xuanzong from one side. Yang Yuhuan likes to eat litchi, but the origin of litchi is too far away from Beijing, so Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty ordered people to send litchi "when riding a princess in the world of mortals, no one knew it was litchi". For the love of Bomei people, Tang Xuanzong spared no effort. If it weren't for love, I really can't think of a second reason to explain Tang Xuanzong's infinite tolerance for Yang Yuhuan. Their love may be that you are joking and I am laughing. If you want it, I will give it to you. After Yang Yuhuan's death, Tang Xuanzong's thoughts seemed to drift away with the beautiful scenery.
You are the son of heaven, and you have never seen any beautiful women, but it is rare for a single-minded emperor like Tang Xuanzong.