So abstinence, so self-discipline and so tired, can you not lose weight?
However, it is not as thin as we thought. Although fatigue does make people relatively thin, the emperor of the Qing Dynasty is still very strong. After all, they are a people on horseback. It's just that the portraits we see now feel that the Qing monarch is getting thinner and thinner, because the painting style is constantly changing.
In the early and middle period of Qing Dynasty, the emperor's face was fat, and in the middle and even later period, the emperor's face was thin. Especially after Daoguang, I feel that the painting style is getting more and more biased, and even the emperor has become a little talkative.
Ming Taizu's yellow robe is wide and has long sleeves, which makes people feel a little bloated, so it will be more suitable for people with big bodies. So we all think that the emperors of the Ming Dynasty were fatter.
Most importantly, the faces of emperors in Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty were different. You can refer to the last emperor Puyi, whose face is very thin. By the Ming Dynasty, most of them were Chinese characters. Just looking at their faces, we will think that the monarch of the Qing Dynasty is very thin.
Looking at the portraits of emperors in Ming and Qing dynasties, the portraits of emperors in Qing dynasty are more realistic, and people really draw their true colors. However, it seems a little unreal that the emperors of the Ming Dynasty used Chinese characters, and it is almost difficult to tell them apart without careful reading. It may be that the emperor of the Ming Dynasty preferred the face of Chinese characters and asked the painter to draw according to this face. Maybe this face is more dignified and shocking. So be fat.