Emperor Qianlong was particularly fond of writing poems. His life was recorded by 4 1863 poems. However, the quality of most poems is particularly poor, and Emperor Qianlong likes to show off without knowing it. Emperor Qianlong shows off his new poems most of the morning. According to historical records, once Li didn't want to read the new poems that Emperor Qianlong always showed off every morning, so he advised Emperor Qianlong to spend more energy on government affairs. Emperor Qianlong laughed and said that I was inspired again. Then he read: Shen Xiu advised me not to write poetry, and I know that poetry can't be written. However, what do you do when you have a rest? Li and all the ministers were speechless after hearing this, and they were even more helpless to Emperor Qianlong.
Emperor Qianlong especially likes to stamp, and even many ancient masterpieces can't escape from the clutches of Emperor Qianlong. Fuchun Shan Jutu, Preface to Lanting Pavilion, and Fast Snow and Sunny Post were all stamped by Emperor Qianlong, especially the book Man Ride, which was immediately stamped by Emperor Qianlong with fourteen marks. There is a rumor among the people that Emperor Qianlong collected more than 1000 seals, including all kinds of seals.
There is a tradition in the Qing Dynasty, that is, after each sacrificial ceremony, the emperor would give ministers a piece of boiled fat to eat, in order to remember the sufferings experienced by their ancestors. This kind of fat is neither seasoned nor particularly greasy, and many ministers can't swallow it, but Emperor Qianlong can eat it directly on the spot every time. Emperor Qianlong especially likes to eat boiled pig's trotters and often fetes ministers to eat them. However, this kind of pig's trotters also has no seasoning, but Emperor Qianlong still ate them with relish.
During the Qianlong period, he still had a lot of cold knowledge, so you can check it out.