Empress Xiao, known as Dong E Fei, was the favorite woman of the emperor shunzhi in Qing Dynasty. Born in the fourth year of Chongde (1639), she entered the palace in the thirteenth year of Shunzhi (1656) and was first made a virtuous princess; After January, Jin Guifei and the emperor shunzhi granted amnesty to the world. In the fourteenth year of Shunzhi, Prince Zi Rong was born; Dong Eshi was originally sickly, and the four sons of the emperor died one after another within one hundred days. The blow made her vulnerable. In the seventeenth year of Shunzhi (1660), on August 19th, a generation of beautiful women Dong Eshi died in Chenggan Palace, one of the six palaces in the East, and Shunzhi was extremely sad. He expressed his condolences to his beloved princess with an extraordinary funeral.

In the 13th year of Shunzhi (1656), on August 25th, Dong Fei was listed as a "virtuous princess" for only one month. Shunzhi made her an imperial concubine on the grounds that "Minhui is virtuous and has never been out of Dong Eshi". Such a speed of promotion is very rare in history. 1On the 6th day of February, the emperor shunzhi also held a very grand ceremony for Princess Dong E, and according to the gift of conferring the Queen, he issued an Amnesty edict to the world. In the nearly 300-year history of the Qing Dynasty, it is unique for imperial concubines to grant amnesty to the world. This year, Shunzhi 19 years old, Dong Efei 18 years old.

The imperial edict conferring Dong E Fei as the imperial concubine is kept in the First Historical Archives of China. As a rule, the emperor will only send letters to the world on the gift of canonizing the queen. Dong E-fei enjoys this special courtesy, which shows that she has received unusual favor from Shunzhi. Now there are many books and TV series such as The Secret History of Xiaozhuang and The Son of Heaven. It is believed that Princess Dong was originally a prince's Fujin, and was later brought into the palace by the emperor shunzhi, becoming a favorite. There is a memory of Tang Ruowang (a missionary) in Biography of Tang Ruowang: the emperor shunzhi fell in love with the wife of a fledgling soldier.

When the soldier reprimanded his wife for this, the son of heaven who heard and heard his reprimand gave him a slap in the face. The soldier died of resentment, possibly by suicide. The emperor then put the soldier's widow in the palace and made her an imperial concubine. The imperial concubine gave birth to a son in 1660, and was designated as the future crown prince by the emperor. But a few weeks later, the prince died unexpectedly, and his mother died soon after. The emperor's extreme mourning for the statue of Queen Zhang Kang (Kangxi's biological mother) led to his desperate death.