Princess Yuyao added a few buds to the flower branches, and then she remembered and asked, "By the way, what did the emperor bring just now?"
"One bag is for food, and the other bag is not heavy.
It may be clothing material."
Princess Yuyao put down the pen and said while washing her hands: "Bring it over and let me take a look."
Wang Nianqiu responded, and after a while he brought in the things that the eldest prince had brought when he arrived.
A bamboo woven Ruyi lacquer box does not look like something from the palace.
Opening the lid of the box, Wang Nianqiu guessed correctly.
The box contained food, and it was not expensive.
There are four kinds of dried fruits neatly packed in the box, including persimmons, walnuts, chestnuts and peanuts.
Wang Nianqiu took out a piece of paper from the lid of the box and said, "Princess, His Royal Highness the eldest prince should have bought this from outside.
You see, Xiangmanyuan's dim sum is always covered with a piece of paper like this.
It has the stamp of their shop on it."
Princess Yuyao pinched a piece of persimmon and said, "But the emperor has not left the palace in the past few days.
It is extremely cold when the snow stops.
The emperor will not go out at this time, otherwise the emperor and the empress will worry about him again if they find out."
"They were probably brought in from the palace by others."
"It must be."
Princess Yuyao could also guess who brought it.
It was definitely not her somewhat dull cousin, but probably Cheng Jinrong, another of the emperor's companions.
Qiao Shuying looked nothing like Aunt Mingwei's son.
Princess Mingwei is so smooth and well-rounded.
Even Prince Consort Qiao is said to be very popular and good at dealing with others.
But the children born to these two people are nothing like them.
Qiao Shuying is rigid and old-fashioned, and Princess Mingwei thinks he is reading stupidly.
And Cousin Shutang is a little too reckless and straightforward, she just says whatever is on her mind.
Later, she was probably told by Princess Mingwei that she knew there were some things she shouldn't say, so she learned to keep her mouth shut.
She can hold back what she wants to say, but no one can force her to say something against her will.
She will never say a word.
Princess Yuyao actually likes this cousin very much.
Even if she doesn't deliberately try to please people, at least she won't be hypocritical and duplicitous.
It's not tiring to be with her, and you don't have to worry about which of her words are true and which of them are false.
The other box contained some scattered trinkets, including silk flowers and velvet flowers, knots decorated with silver bells, sachets, etc.
There are not many flowers in winter, and most women wear silk flowers on their heads.
Princess Yuyao just got a pair of butterfly flower garlands with golden threads and brocade pearls as stamens just the day before yesterday.
They were just perfect to wear when combing her hair into a bun.
The silk flowers in this bag are naturally not as gorgeous and luxurious as those made by the Palace Needlework Bureau, but the craftsmanship looks good.
If you don't look carefully, this bunch of silk flowers may look real.
Princess Yuyao likes bright colors.
This is not a secret in the palace, and many people know it.
I don’t know whether this bunch of silk flowers is a coincidence or intentional.
They are almost all in bright colors, and the shapes of the flowers are also very complicated and exquisite.
Princess Yuyao picked up one and looked at it, then put it down casually.
There are so many flowers in a box, almost all of which she likes.
Either the person buying things happens to be buying something she likes.
Are there such coincidences in the world?
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Then, there is another possibility that the person who bought the silk flowers knew who the flowers were for from the beginning, and specifically picked them just to please her.
Cheng Jinrong?
Princess Yuyao remembered him.
He was there twice when she went out with the emperor's brother.
He didn't talk much, but he said it just right.
He didn't know whether the imperial brother asked him to carry these things, or whether he gave them to him on his own initiative.
Princess Yuyao didn't take it to heart.
Even if he meant to please her, so what?
There were too many people around her who wanted to please her, not less than one and a half.
Princess Yuyao pushed the silk flowers aside: "Take this and give them a share.
It's the New Year, so wear it to celebrate the New Year."
There are rules for the clothes of the palace ladies.
Before the festival day, the palace ladies are not allowed to wear makeup, flowers or jewelry.
And the Chinese New Year can be said to be a rare good time.
These silk flowers are sent now, just in time to come in handy.
Wang Nianqiu took the box, knelt down and thanked the reward: "I would like to thank the princess for the reward on behalf of my sisters."
It was not long since she entered the palace, but Wang Nianqiu seemed to be advancing and retreating appropriately now.
Even the stern imperial minister Guo Shanggong could not find fault with her.
This box of flowers looks like a lot, but that's because the flowers are very fluffy.
In fact, if you count carefully, there are eight flowers in total in this box.
The maids around Princess Yuyao naturally looked down upon these little things, but Wang Nianqiu and their companions had more than eight of them of similar age.
If this box of flowers was not given to anyone, they would probably cause trouble again.
Even if there are more branches of the flower, one branch for each person according to the number of people, there are still differences between flowers.
The best ones are of course peonies, followed by peonies, crabapples, roses, azaleas, etc.
Everyone definitely wants to pick the one they like the most, but who wants to pick the leftovers from others?
Princess Yuyao also thought about this when she gave the flowers, but she didn't say much.
I remembered it again the next day and asked her: "How did you divide the box of silk flowers yesterday?"
Wang Nianqiu said with a smile: "The slaves can't wear flowers this year, so we divided them among them.
Everyone got one.
Everyone said they were grateful for the princess's gift."
She said it so lightly that Princess Yuyao just smiled.
Regardless of whether those people really thought so, Wang Nianqiu must have divided the flowers appropriately.
That's what happened in the palace.
Although the matter was a trivial matter, Wang Nianqiu did handle it properly.
When she first came here, it was not that no one ostracized her.
They criticized her even though it was light, and they always wanted to assign her to do some chores and tiring tasks.
But Wang Nianqiu survived and established a firm foothold next to Princess Yuyao.
It shows that this girl is smart.
As for the box of snacks and dried fruits, Princess Yuyao only tasted a small bite of the persimmons.
She doesn't like to eat persimmons, but she likes persimmon cakes.
The weather is getting colder day by day, and the feeling of the new year in the palace is getting stronger and stronger.
The palace servants and eunuchs put on bright new clothes, and everyone who came and went had smiles on their faces.
These are all visible on the surface.
There are also some things that are placed under the table and cannot be noticed for a while.
For example, this year the emperor did not issue an edict to grant the harem to the Jin Dynasty.
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Many people originally guessed that after Concubine Shu and Concubine Xian, the emperor would confer the title of concubine to Shi and Han.
Now that Concubine Shen and Concubine Jin are gone, the emperor is afraid that he will have to promote someone else to the Jin Dynasty.
Otherwise, there will only be a lonely concubine in the concubine position, which is not the case.
Everyone in the harem craned their necks in anticipation of this decree.
Everyone was planning and expecting that this time it would be their turn to be granted the title of Jin.
However, the emperor did not have any Jin titles
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