She used to be talented, elegant and steady;
Now she is ruthless and has bloody hands.
She is Fu Yuan in "The White-Haired Princess", the woman who once detested me but now makes me feel distressed.
What turned this beautiful woman into what she is now?
She may be infamous in the time and space of that novel for eternity.
But I think she is just an innocent poor person.
This article is an article to rehabilitate the villain Fu Yuan who has had a rough life.
Seeing the characters in these books from my perspective.
Conception:
Reader comments
It was many years ago that I watched The White-haired Princess for the first time, and I had no impression of it. Later I heard that a TV series was being filmed, so I watched it again. I really felt sorry for Fu Yuan, even if she went too far in the later period, she was driven crazy.
The same goes for Fu Zhao... Fu Yuan's later reaction was obviously that he had affection for him, but when he saw that Zong Zheng Wuyou wanted to spare Fu Yuan Lingchi more than three thousand swords, he would not make a sound even before the car was torn apart. Even when Fu Yuan asked him to decide, he agreed to deal with Fu Yuan in this way.
And then the novel also describes him in a very affectionate way...
Fu Yuan gave all the tenderness and smile that Fu Yuan had never given to Rong Qi, and it was Fu Yuan who raised him.
It turned out that the one I disliked the most was the heroine. From an outsider's perspective, everyone knew that the tragedy of Fu Yuan's life was meeting a twisted and vicious person in that deformed patriarchal society.
Reading the article just makes me feel sad for the women in the article. Their whole lives depend on whether men love them or not.
The heroine is loved by several emperors, so she can live well. If not, then Fu Yuan is a lesson for her.
I hate the values conveyed in this article.
Fu Yuan is really strong. Why should he be so strong? However, in a patriarchal society, only Wu Zhao can reach that point.
I don't quite agree with Fu Zhao's point of view. If you have endured so much since you were five years old, I think you will also hate your adoptive mother. That was not what he should have endured in the first place. He has been deceived and lied all his life. He is an emperor and has his own pride. I think he is the most pitiable! In the novel, I didn't like Wuyou, but it was fine in the end, but in the beginning it completely ruined my outlook. The man and the heroine are still entangled with each other, so go away, or let him suffer for the rest of his life! I agree that Fu Luan is the most pitiable. She is Zhao Sese in the East Palace. Because she is not the protagonist, she is suppressed by the halo of the heroine. In fact, isn't the most hateful person a man? It was her husband who caused her such misery. What's the point of a woman and son taking revenge on her husband? It's the same as beating up the mistress after her husband cheated! Women, no matter how smart they are, are still stupid in front of love!
I just feel that the impact of the environment on a person is subtle, and I feel a sense of sadness and indignation.
Awesome, that's it. In many novels, in order to set off the protagonist, they simply don't treat the supporting characters as human beings.
In fact, I feel that some misfortune must have happened to Yukimura in his previous life that resulted in his death or being no longer able to play, so these people are reborn or go back to the past just to see Yukimura playing happily again...
It was many years ago that I watched The White-haired Princess for the first time, and I had no impression of it. Later I heard that a TV series was being filmed, so I watched it again. I really felt sorry for Fu Yuan, even if she went too far in the later period, she was driven crazy. The same goes for Fu Zhao... Fu Yuan's later reaction was obviously that he had affection for him, but when he saw that Zong Zheng Wuyou wanted to spare Fu Yuan Lingchi more than three thousand swords, he would not make a sound even before the car was torn apart. Even when Fu Yuan asked him to decide, he agreed to deal with Fu Yuan in this way. And then the novel also describes him in a very affectionate way... Fu Yuan gave all the tenderness and smile that Fu Yuan had never given to Rong Qi, and it was Fu Yuan who raised him. It turned out that the one I disliked the most was the heroine. From an outsider's perspective, everyone knew that the tragedy of Fu Yuan's life was meeting a twisted and vicious person in that deformed patriarchal society. Reading the article just makes me feel sad for the women in the article. Their whole lives depend on whether men love them or not. The heroine is loved by several emperors, so she can live well. If not, then Fu Yuan is a lesson for her. I hate the values conveyed in this article. Fu Yuan is really strong. Why should he be so strong? However, in a patriarchal society, only Wu Zhao can reach that point.
I don't quite agree with Fu Zhao's point of view. If you have endured so much since you were five years old, I think you will also hate your adoptive mother. That was not what he should have endured in the first place. He has been deceived and lied all his life. He is an emperor and has his own pride. I think he is the most pitiable! In the novel, I didn't like Wuyou, but it was fine in the end, but in the beginning it completely ruined my outlook. The man and the heroine are still entangled with each other, so go away, or let him suffer for the rest of his life! I agree that Fu Luan is the most pitiable. She is Zhao Sese in the East Palace. Because she is not the protagonist, she is suppressed by the halo of the heroine. In fact, isn't the most hateful person a man? It was her husband who caused her such misery. What's the point of a woman and son taking revenge on her husband? It's the same as beating up the mistress after her husband cheated! Women, no matter how smart they are, are still stupid in front of love!
I just feel that the impact of the environment on a person is subtle, and I feel a sense of sadness and indignation.
Awesome, that's it. In many novels, in order to set off the protagonist, they simply don't treat the supporting characters as human beings.
In fact, I feel that some misfortune must have happened to Yukimura in his previous life that resulted in his death or being no longer able to play, so these people are reborn or go back to the past just to see Yukimura playing happily again...