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After the Qing Dynasty collapsed, where did the imperial guards who were responsible for protecting the emperor go?
The Imperial Bodyguards were the people responsible for protecting the emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
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Why did Empress Dowager Cixi eat 20 eggs every day, but the chef had to prepare 500?
Although Empress Dowager Cixi only ate 20 eggs a day, the chefs bought and prepared 500. So who were the remaining eggs for?
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In ancient times, there was no market in the palace, so where did the concubines spend their monthly money?
There was no market in the palace to buy and sell, but the concubines of the Qing Dynasty spent a lot of money every month. Where did they spend it?
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Amazing natural scenery around the world in 2024
National Geographic magazine (Nat Geo) has just revealed the most impressive moments of nature in 2024 captured through the camera lens.
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The dark side of feudal mandarins: Falling and drowning while attending the king
The rules of the officialdom show an extremely harsh feudal society, and are rarely shown in historical dramas.
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Discover the life of concubines in the Tang Dynasty's 'harem'
No matter how they are treated, the concubines in the harem will mostly live in loneliness.
Animal world
Emperor penguin strays more than 3,200km
Emperor penguins, native to Antarctica, suddenly appeared on Ocean Beach, Denmark town, early November.
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How did ancient wars know how many troops the opponent had?
In ancient feudal society, emperors did not hesitate to launch wars to expand their territory, but besides strategy, numbers can be said to be the key to victory or defe…
Archeology
China: Tomb Buried 46 Naked Girls and the Shocking Story Behind It
The strange thing is that these 46 coffins are identical in shape and size.
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Photos of Qing Dynasty mandarins through the lens of Western photographers
John Thomson, a Scot, left behind a series of photographic works about important officials in late Qing Dynasty China.
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Dragon Chair in the Forbidden City: Even if you pay, experts wouldn't dare touch it!
Dragon chairs are symbols of the power of the emperor, so the materials used to make them are not ordinary!
Archeology
The two largest bronze chariots in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang come to life incredibly
One of the most amazing discoveries in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China, was two bronze chariots.
History
Top 6 little-known historical events that make even historians surprised
History is a vast field of knowledge. No one can claim to fully understand history, especially the small details.
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Giant baby penguin causes 'waves' on social networks
A giant penguin named Pesto is becoming famous and going viral on social media thanks to his unusually large body.