Manchu is a noble princess, skilled in both literary and martial arts; she exudes dignity befitting a powerful leader.

She has a strong sense of pride, but also possesses a charming side.

Manchu people have their own language and script. They originally believed in shamanism, and later adopted Buddhism.

To the public, Manchuria gives the impression of a noblewoman from the Forbidden City, but in reality, she excels in horseback riding and archery, and has engaged in hunting trips for long stretches of time.

Diligent and studious, the Manchu are proactive in interacting with the Han and contributing to the land. She's particular about her food and beverages, and is skilled in making items such as miso.

The Manchu–Han Imperial Feast is a model of integration with Han culture, showcasing not only the characteristics of palace cuisine, but also the craft of local dishes.

It includes a variety of rare delicacies from the mountains to the seas, representing the pinnacle of Chinese culinary arts.