Beibei didn't know how to explain this.
Actually, she knew that she had come to Mongolia this time. She was worried about what her father might do. As a princess of the Qing Dynasty, she had enjoyed a life of honor and wealth for so many years. She should have taken on the responsibilities of a princess. In fact, she had no complaints about marrying into Mongolia.
So she wasn't upset because people were gossiping behind her back that she was there for a political marriage; she was upset because she knew she wasn't there for a political marriage.
She didn't understand politics, but she knew that if she didn't marry into the Qing Dynasty, then a princess from the imperial family would have to marry into the Qing Dynasty. But princesses from the imperial family were also born of fathers and mothers. If she married into the Qing Dynasty, others might be unhappy but wouldn't say anything.
After all, even the emperor's own daughter was sent for a marriage alliance, so how could a princess from the imperial clan compare to a proper princess?
But if she doesn't arrange a marriage, how can the princesses of the imperial family not complain? And if the Qing Dynasty doesn't arrange marriages, how can the Mongolians feel at ease?
So now Beibei is worried that she might make things difficult for her father, the Emperor.
"Forget it, let's just let it go and avoid people talking about it."
"Yes, Master."
Beibei is older now, and she can understand these principles, but An'an can't! He heard people say that his father, the Emperor, is going to marry his sister to Mongolia. Others say that life in Mongolia is very hard, and people often don't have enough to eat. Also, they say that princesses who marry into Mongolia never live long.
Although An'an raised Bobo well, Bobo was away from the capital for a while, so An'an spent more time with Beibei, and the two siblings had a very good relationship.
Upon hearing this, An'an could no longer remain calm. He sent someone to inquire and had the gossiping people locked up. Then he ran to Yinzhen.
Looking at his angry son, Yinzhen asked, puzzled, "What's wrong?"
Yunrong was also standing nearby, and she found it strange, as her son was usually not very angry.
An'an glared at Yinzhen angrily: "Father Emperor, tell me, why did you let my sister come to Mongolia too?"
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