Empress: …
She couldn't help but reach out, pinch the flesh on his waist, and twist it. The Emperor quickly explained, "I didn't give everything to Sanlang. He loves calligraphy and painting, so I gave him some scrolls and decorations. Changyu is old enough now and will soon need furniture for her marriage. I've already designated two fine sets for her. Mingda is in poor health, so I've set aside the Long Crane painting and some precious medicinal materials for her..."
It just so happens that with one glance, he realized the things he had already allocated matched what was listed in the memorial.
These items are hard to liquidate and extremely valuable, primarily kept in the storeroom for rewards.
Some less valuable items will later be gifted to subjects—cups, jade, and the like. But truly precious pieces like paintings, furniture, and ornaments are typically kept for personal use.
