Who has a real portrait of Qianlong? I heard that he is very handsome

Qianlong &in=18

Qianlong & in=122

Qianlong & in=212

Qianlong & in=150

However, I don't think he's handsome, but a little weak.

Hehe, not as handsome as my star.

I've seen it. In the 60th year of Kangxi (1721), it is said that Emperor Kangxi first saw his grandson Hongli in the palace of Prince Yong, when Hongli was ten years old, his grandfather Emperor Kangxi saw and fell in love, so that he raised the palace, taught books and lessons, and followed his grandfather to visit the Rehe Summer Resort. In November of the sixty-first year of Kangxi (1722), Emperor Kangxi died, and Yinzhen ascended the throne.

Because of Hongshi's indulgent temperament at that time, he acted carelessly, and he was unhappy with his father. In the last years of Kangxi, Hongli was favored by Emperor Kangxi, and his father was in a very advantageous position in the struggle for the throne, so at the beginning of Emperor Yongzheng's accession to the throne, he took the thirteen-year-old Hongli as the prince in his mind.

Later, the painting is still on display in the museum. He looks very ordinary and looks very shrewd.

Later, people's worldview collapsed, and in people's hearts, they thought he was very handsome, but he was an ordinary uncle.

Giuseppe Castiglione (1688-1766) is an Italian imitation bureau, formerly known as Giuseppe Gastrione, born in Milan, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1715) as a Catholic Jesuit monk to China missionary, then entered the palace into the Ruyi Pavilion, became a court painter, participated in the design of the Western building of the Old Summer Palace, successively served as Kang, Yong, Qian, engaged in painting in China for more than 50 years.

As a court painter, Lang Shining painted all the major events in Qianlong's life - scenes of war, spectacular hunting and hunting, and festive banquets. One of his best works is "Kazakh Gongmatu", in which the brushstrokes flow freely throughout the silk scroll, and the scenery is vivid and realistic.

The author of this book, Mr. Zhou Yuanlian, is an authoritative scholar of Qianlong studies in China, and he tells readers a real, flesh-and-blood Qianlong Emperor with rich learning and popular brushstrokes, and dissects in detail many historical mysteries surrounding Qianlong. There are more than 200 precious paintings in the book, providing readers with more aesthetic enjoyment and imagination.