Cixi is so overbearing, why are her works mostly ghostwriting?

Cixi was the last empress dowager of China's feudal historical dynasty. She listened to politics for many years and held it firmly in her own hands. Our most direct understanding of Cixi is her control of politics, but in fact, his cultural quality is not high, so most of the works we see circulating in modern times are ghostwritten, but in fact my original works are unsightly.

According to historical records and unofficial history's records, Empress Dowager Cixi was a well-read woman, especially proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, poetry and songs. In the late Qing Dynasty, foreign media praised Cixi for her superb painting skills. Someone once saw the Buddhist scriptures and calligraphy copied by Cixi, and found that she had no literary background at all, and even the basic words were wrong, let alone calligraphy. This is why Cixi's works are ghostwritten.

According to the documents left over from the Qing Dynasty and the dictation of the personal bodyguard who served Cixi, Cixi has done a lot of research on the ancient history of China, especially the biographies of celebrities, which is unmatched by ordinary people. Carl, an American painter who once painted Cixi, said that Cixi is a very knowledgeable person. Her poetry is fresh and she can recite ancient poems.

Cixi has a grandnephew named Ye Lagan. It is said that Cixi is also very proficient in literature and painting. She said that at the age of six, Cixi could recite books such as The Holy Amethyst fluently, and Tang poetry and Song poetry could be translated and recited in Manchu and Chinese. Cixi's political talent is unmatched by an idle woman. Ming Xiu, the great eunuch in the late Qing Dynasty, said that the empress dowager liked to write big characters such as dragon and tiger longevity, which was very verve.

After 2002, the National Museum of History held many calligraphy and painting exhibitions, including the works of Empress Dowager Cixi, which were praised by the media for their amazing painting skills. But I know that the font structure in the Prajna Paramita Heart Sutra copied by Cixi herself is loose and courageous, which is quite different from the circulated Chinese characters, so I infer that her works are ghostwriting.