His name is Kou Liancai. After the failure of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, he wrote to Cixi and put forward some reform suggestions. As a result, Cixi executed him. You called me long enough before you died. In fact, he is indeed a rare eunuch who cares about state affairs. Originally, he didn't have to die. But constantly provoking Li. Finally, she was involved in the opposition of Cixi in North Korea for no reason, and was finally executed.

Kou Liancai entered the backyard of the palace in the seventeenth year of Guangxu, and got the same job as Li directly, that is, combing the hair of Empress Dowager Cixi. This is tantamount to directly providing services to the most powerful and powerful woman in China, which directly shows that Kou Liancai has a good life in the palace. Later, because of his good service to Empress Dowager Cixi, the eunuch Kou Liancai was quickly promoted to be the eunuch in the performance hall.

By the end of the Qing Dynasty, beiyang fleet, then known as the first in the Far East, was directly defeated by a small Japanese. In Korea and northeast China, the Japanese defeated the heroic Huai Army. Although Li Hongzhang tried his best to coordinate all parties, it is a pity that the western powers stood by and looked at the excitement of the Chinese people, which directly made the Qing Dynasty feel a great blow. Therefore, after the defeat of the Sino-Japanese War, Kou Liancai, as a eunuch, did a very heroic thing.

He wrote directly to Cixi and put forward several suggestions for governing the country, but forgot the rule that eunuchs could not participate in politics. As a result, Cixi was so angry that she was directly executed and beheaded at the Beijing food market. Before he died, he shouted, "I am enough for eternal life."