The origin of the pitiful hearts of parents in the world

1. From Cixi’s poem: When Cixi’s mother had her seventieth birthday, Cixi had no time to attend her mother’s birthday, so she asked her courtiers to send her many birthday gifts, and at the same time, she wrote a calligraphy , framed and sent away, this calligraphy was preserved for several generations, and was finally destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. It turned out that it was a poem written by Cixi to her mother:

The truest love between parents in the world is that the tears and blood melt into the bodies of their children.

After working so hard to give birth to a son, I pity the hearts of parents in the world!

2. The word "ke" in Cixi's poem "Have Pity on the Hearts of Parents in the World" means worthy and should; "pity" means to cherish and admire. The poet said that the kindness of parents in the world is worthy of praise! "Pity the hearts of parents all over the world" can also be understood as: parents all over the world devote themselves to their children without regrets, but their worried and anxious efforts cannot be understood by their children, and may even be misunderstood, causing sympathy and pity.

3. Empress Dowager Cixi, also known as Empress Xiaoqinxian (November 29, 1835 - November 15, 1908), Yehenala, named Xingzhen, was the concubine of Emperor Xianfeng of Emperor Wenzong of the Qing Dynasty. The biological mother of Emperor Muzong Tongzhi of the Qing Dynasty. He was born in a family of officials in the Xianglan Banner of Manchuria (later moved to the Xianghuang Banner of Manchuria). As the empress dowager, she either listened behind the curtain or took the throne. She was the actual ruler of the Qing Empire from 1861 to 1908. This period was second only to Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. This seriously hindered the process of China's historical development and accelerated the development of China's history. The pace of the demise of the Qing Dynasty. Her greed and cruelty are well known to the world, and she is also known as the "Notre Dame Queen Mother", "Nala Queen Mother", "Western Queen Mother", etc. Since the Guangxu period, the palace and the court began to call her "Lafayette".