As a reward for listening to the annual meeting, Zai Chun allowed Zhu Wencong to participate in the court discussion, and also allowed staff to film on the side.
Zai Chun wanted the local kings or presidents to see the strength of Great Qing, the magnificent palace, the grace of civil and military officials, and the wise and divine Emperor!
The Two Empresses Dowager specifically did not attend this filming; otherwise, Zai Chun wouldn't have been able to sit on the dragon throne so quickly.
The entire court's civil and military officials lost all their good mood for the day upon seeing Zhu Wencong; the Manchus did not accept Zhu Wencong, while the Han officials considered him a traitor.
Zhu Wencong paid no attention to others' gazes and opinions; he was very curious about their court discussions and would be pleased to record them.
With the untimely death of Emperor Tongzhi and the ascension of Emperor Guangxu, such scenes of officials bowing to the Emperor were rare.
