The first half of Glory of the Tang Dynasty is like a dream, and the second half is cold reality.
Like is unbridled, love is restrained.
When watching "Glory of the Tang Dynasty", didn't you really feel that the pictures presented in front of you and the dialogue between the characters were completely opposite? Didn't you notice at all?
As a friendly reminder, in this drama, you should pay attention to the intuitive feeling of the screen and the background when it is blurred, and every character who appears on the screen is not a background plate. You should pay attention to the reactions of these characters and the angle of shooting of the main characters. Almost no character in this drama is a useless tool, and almost none of Chu Yao's deleted lines are redundant, and there is no fantasy at all. Believe me, as an audience, this "fake drama" will bring a completely different perspective of the scenery.
It can be thought that the hidden plot line follows the characters in the history books.
"Glory of the Tang Dynasty" == "The First Half of Li Chu's Life"
Concept: Some of my own thoughts and feelings while watching the show are also a process of changing my stance.
Reader comments
I thought about it in the previous chapter but couldn't think about it again. Over and over again.
Text of "After Reading"
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A very, very comprehensive and detailed article, and provides a perspective that most viewers tend to overlook.
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In fact, when I read it for the first time, I was quite disdainful of Li Chu's various contradictory behaviors: he said that he was "in tune with each other" when comparing arrows; preparing a comfortable tent and a bathtub with a suitable temperature after the war; Dugu Jingyao excitedly holding her hand tightly when she surrendered to the Tang Dynasty. Arms; "In order to save Jingyao from the Queen Zhang/Second Prince/Shi Siming trap", he carried her back to the Guangping Palace, but the next day the city was full of ups and downs (ha, he fell from one fire pit to another, the only difference is that Jingyao fell in love with the second one). And so on, if any daughter's family (especially in ancient times) interprets this as "the meaning of being in the same robe", it would be really bloody and insulting to the audience's IQ. Later, the delicate and aristocratic King Guangping was immediately named the King of Chu after accepting the marriage decree. However, during the wedding, he deliberately got drunk and called "Pearl", and then ignored and ignored Jingyao again and again. He was really a scumbag, and his IQ was seriously off.
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After reading the review from the Film University, I read Jing Yao's part in "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" again. It is increasingly felt that Li Chu is the driving force behind the so-called "blackening of poisonous mushrooms". Just think about it, which woman can endure her husband being drunk and calling other women's names during their wedding? (*Please refer to the classic scene in the classic American TV series "Friends" where Ross slips the tongue "I,? Ross,? Take? Thee? Rachel..." At the wedding to Emily)
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Then, Li Chu would stage a drama of deliberately ignoring Jingyao every day. I don't know why His Royal Highness, the eldest son of the emperor, has so many free people to show affection in front of him and have affection with everyone behind him.
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The most incredible thing is that after poisoning Jingyao under Su Qi, he completely ignored the victim's feelings and Jingyao reminded him "How can a collaborator with the enemy be tolerated?" And was given a lenient sentence in an understatement. You must know that this was in ancient times when servants who made small mistakes would be severely punished or even executed; even a personal maid who collaborated with the enemy several times and poisoned the master's family could not escape the death penalty. Su Ci secretly tipped off Queen Zhang several times, but Jingyao found out, otherwise God knows one day the fairy tale couple Dongzhu duo who were kept in the dark would be unlucky or even lose their lives because of this. Could it be that Li Chu, who had been persecuted by Queen Zhang for many years, still didn't know how harmful this "several collaborations with the enemy" were? (Once there was a second time, then there was a third time, or even n times...) Just look through the history books, which prince who aspires to the court would do such a thing?
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The dialogue between several people in this plot is very interesting. That's it for Shen Zhenzhu. After all, she emotionally hopes to save the life of the maid who is "a brother and sister" to her. When she begged for mercy many times, she also asked Jingyao, or called Jingyao first ("Jingyao, Donglang, Su Ci really made a big mistake... I know that in terms of punishment, Su Ci should be a capital offense..." Etc.). When Shen Zhenzhu begged for the last time, "Sister Jingyao, please show some mercy..."), Li Chu immediately interjected righteously, "Zhen Zhenzhu, I know that Su Ci grew up with you and is the only one who is by your side. I promise you this."?, And then said lightly. Su Ci was sentenced to "Death penalty can be avoided, but living crime cannot be escaped. Receive 20 sticks, and from now on, you will do hard labor in the house."? No one knows whether this "20 sticks" have been implemented; anyway, in the subsequent plot, Su Ci is still the personal maid next to Pearl, so there is no hard labor.
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I wonder how the readers would react when they saw this place, in a different place? Most likely, he was simply shocked and surprised + furious to demand justice. But Jingyao could calmly remind, "Your Highness, you seem to have forgotten that I am the one who was killed today. If I hadn't accidentally discovered the poison in the porridge, I might have been dead by now. But you didn't care, and you didn't even know what happened. Shen Zhenzhu, you don't want to be a servant. Just give me a beating and a punishment. Your Highness, do you think of me as your concubine?" This time, Li Chu finally had a sense of conscience and watched Jingyao turn around and leave.
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Afterwards, Jingyao told Li Chu the real reason for her anger - Li Chu "today protected a treacherous servant. In the future, His Highness will be in a high position and will easily let go of a sycophant who has caught a traitor for similar reasons."? Good medicine tastes bitter, so Li Chu immediately ran away: "Jingyao, let's not talk about this, okay? This is a family matter and cannot be treated in the same way. I have my own rules." Well, since he has repeatedly said that he regards Jingyao as a fellow soldier in the army, and then uses the word "family matter" to force Jingyao to let go of the poisoned servant, he is really practicing double standards. I would like to ask, which marching man dares to bear such "comradeship"? Such shocking actions make people wonder whether he is a member of the royal family who grew up in the bloodshed and is the most likely next monarch of the Li Dynasty.
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The absurd handling of Su Ci's poisoning case was the turning point for Jingyao to decide to take action (the so-called blackening). Some people commented that Jingyao was inconsistent. At first, she asked Zhenzhu to marry her and Li Chu, saying that she would not become a threat to Zhenzhu's status as a concubine. In fact, if you look carefully at the description of Jingyao's step-by-step psychological changes and actions in the TV series, you will find that everything is logical. Of course, the most important thing is also because of the interpretation of characters and details by Wan Qian, who plays Dugu Jingyao.
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Li Chu's crime during his wedding was the beginning of all conflicts. Just imagine, it was a miracle that the eldest daughter of the Yunnan King and General Zhenwei, who had angrily criticized An Qingxu and then went on many battlefields, could swallow her anger and not get angry when faced with Li Chu's ridiculous behavior on their wedding night. After that, Li Chu began to stage the drama of "Leng Jingyao, kissing the pearl" unscrupulously, day after day, in front of everyone:
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-? At the first family dinner after the wedding, Li Chu served the main course to Pearl. After being reminded by Pearl, he picked up a few vegetables and asked to share a wine glass with Pearl. Jingyao tolerated it.
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-? Li Chu actually disappeared for a day during the march (his subordinates said "") and sat on the deserted river bank to drink to relieve his sorrows (a military commander can disappear for a while, but this is the first time I heard about it). Jingyao found him and heard him sitting next to n empty wine bottles (but Jingyao asked "Why did you drink this "So much alcohol" inferred; by the way, it seems that alcohol is prohibited in the army, where did the coach find so much alcohol?) And told how he regretted not being able to be with Pearl when she gave birth to her child, and how he couldn't promise to celebrate his son's birthday with Pearl every year, or even not be able to celebrate Pearl's birthday every year. But who caused these regrets? At least, the answer to why Pearl stayed alone in the palace to give birth to a child can be found in the words of An Qingxu in episode 43 of the first part of "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" starting from 28 minutes and 35 seconds - "What enemies Pearl has, it is not all because of Li Chu. Since Pearl entered the palace of Guangping, she has had several adventures and almost died... That trash Li Chu can't protect Pearl at all"? Jingyao heard "Dongzhu's declaration of love" again and turned around to leave, but couldn't help but look back and ask, "In what way am I inferior to Shen Zhenzhu?"
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- After returning in triumph, Li Chu hurried to Luoyang to pick up Shen Pearl and her son without even saying hello. Jingyao carefully prepared a table of dishes, wasting all her efforts.
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-? Li Chu finally reluctantly went to Jingyao under Shen Zhenzhu's persuasion. When he just sat down to play chess, his son cried two or three times and hurriedly retreated. Jingyao threw the chess pieces lightly towards the chessboard (hell, Li Chu actually said, "Shi'er has never cried like this before." It was such a lie that no one would believe it, unless Li Chu had never been exposed to infants - the precious son in his mouth). But the next day, Jingyao found that the children were happily feeding fish and playing by the pond.
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-? Li Chu deliberately broke the appointment and went to Pearl's dormitory instead of having tea with Jingyao. Jingyao raised her hand and overturned the copper kettle filled with boiling water.
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-? Jingyao was poisoned under Su Ci, and Li Chu dealt with it lightly, completely ignoring Jingyao's feelings.
Day by day, step by step, I really said "Your Highness, you forced me to do this".
Those TV viewers who are madly complaining about "Poisonous Mushroom Jingyao" can think about this: If they/their loved ones had any one or more of the above behaviors in a different place, would they still be as sane as Jingyao?
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About 70% of the way through "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" 2, Li Chu encountered another crisis. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince actually disappeared from the court for many days, causing the Feilong messenger to falsely report that the Crown Prince was dead. Under Li Fuguo's efforts, the emperor issued a decree that if the prince did not return within five days, he would make Li Xi the prince.
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As expected, General Jingyao once again showed his strength. Not only did he see through Queen Zhang and He Lingyi's poisonous plan, but he also led the army to rush thousands of miles to save Dongzhu outside the Jincheng County city and suffered a near-death battle.
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Jingyao rescued Li Chu and Zhu Zhen from a scuffle in the city, but Li Chu didn't express any gratitude. Well, this time he finally had a good reason. Zhenzhu and Lili were forced by Jingyao (oh, who was Jingyao forced to do this against his own principles?). So this time, Li Chu can declare to Jingyao righteously and sternly: "If you think I have to pay for what I owe you with my life, then just take my life. But you can't threaten Pearl."?
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Should such words be said by a normal person in front of a group of soldiers after being rescued in a battle? Just imagine, if Jingyao hadn't discovered that He Lingyi and Queen Zhang led the troops to murder the prince Li Chu, if Jingyao hadn't quickly led the troops to Jincheng County and successfully killed Dongzhu and the others from a narrow escape, what would have been Li Chu's end? Wouldn't it be that not only is one's life in danger, but even if one is lucky enough to escape, there is a high probability that he will be deposed as the crown prince? After all, the deadline is only 5 days. How many days will it take from Jingyao to order troops from the capital and rush to Jincheng County? This was the Tang Dynasty, which could only rely on horses for rapid marches, and not everyone was equipped with a bloody horse. Unless the screenwriter doesn't understand elementary school arithmetic problems, it's most likely that Jingyao is working day and night.
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How does Jingyao respond? Still calm and forbearing: "You clearly know what I am doing; you also know clearly, how can I be willing to take your life?"? Sigh, doesn't this answer set off Li Chu's righteous words, but it is actually hypocritical?
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The 92 episodes of "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" clearly describe Dugu Jingyao's step-by-step growth: when she first appeared, she was the Yunnan Miss Wang who was as decisive as her father in killing; after An Lushan occupied Chang'an, she was the proud and free-spirited Little General Dugu, who angrily said to An Qingxu, "No matter how fierce you are, I will be afraid of you"; when she escaped from marriage and "hid outside for a few days" and was caught dancing with her sword by the patrolling family general Brother Lin, Like a slightly naughty girl next door; the next moment she learned that her father and brother and the whole family had been killed, and immediately led the Dugu Army back to the house. When she knelt down and said goodbye in front of the bodies of her father and brother, sad but unable to hold back tears, the young general who had just become the head of the family grew up quickly in an instant and pursued An Qingxu angrily. After catching up, he found out that he was outnumbered by An Qingxu, and immediately decided to retreat and rescue Pearl.
Sigh, later, General Jingyao of Tu'an, who wanted to avenge the murder of his father and brother, met Li Chu when he was chasing the rebel army who was robbing food. "One glance will determine his life." But she was worthy of being a free and easy young general. After being let down again and again, she finally decided to let go: although there were tears in her eyes, she left gracefully under the gaze of the Dugu Army soldiers and some Tang troops (inferred from the footage at the beginning of the battle before Jing Yao arrived) who lined up outside Jincheng County.
As for Dongzhu, I'm sorry, maybe I haven't watched the whole drama, and I haven't observed any obvious growth between the two of them in 4-5 years (maybe longer). I was also surprised that the emperor's eldest grandson, who seemed to act decisively when he appeared on the stage, and the emperor's eldest son who was most likely to inherit the throne after his father ascended the throne, actually had many contradictory and double-standard behaviors that were not in line with his status, and he was always self-righteous.
Before writing this review, I read the 20 chapters of "Re-Understanding Dugu Jingyao" from beginning to end on Jinjiang (the reading experience is much better than that on Douban). The film summary is really good:
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Chapter 4? About acting skills
Forget it, (the male actor) is the first time he has played a major role, so it's really good.
But Wan Qian accurately grasped the difference between the two. Jingyao always faced Li Chu, almost never Dong Lang. The grasp of the characters is really good and the contrast is too obvious. When she faced Dong Lang, she was helplessly doting and tolerant, really like treating an ignorant child.
Chapter 9
Facing Pearl's face, even I couldn't bear to criticize him, let alone Li Do. She is really kind, but this kind of kindness will drag everyone around her into the abyss. Because she couldn't see clearly the environment she was in, and she didn't understand why other people's choices were so different. She only saw what she thought was kindness and beauty, and couldn't see the rough waves and undercurrents under the calm lake. As if she were standing on a moral high ground overlooking all living beings, her great love and righteousness seemed so beautiful, but it was simply impossible to realize. Is it her fault? Of course not, because what Li Chu (Dong Lang) likes is her unattainable beauty.
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All the promises you made to Pearl were just words. No, you just wanted to tell yourself. Also, why should Jingyao shoulder your own responsibilities for you? Looking at the whole drama, if Jingyao had not been silently guarding you, supporting you, and tolerating all your willfulness, God knows how you would have obtained the king of Chu, the prince, and the final throne. Jingyao really gave you the capital to do all kinds of willful things. But what about you, you are ruthless and unreasonable?
Chapter 11
Jingyao has never been perfect, but she is real.
Jingyao has endured everything that Li Zuo should face, but she just doesn't want to embarrass him because she likes Li Zuo, so she can only embarrass herself.
In the two years after the divorce, to what extent did she really dote (protect) Li? Then when Li Zuo faced Empress Zhang's difficulties alone and blocked him out of the door without any countermeasures, he would deeply realize how important Jingyao was.
Chapter 12
Just because I like you, I don't want to embarrass you, so I choose to embarrass myself.
But across the line, this is still true.
However, these are not the responsibilities that Qing Yao should bear in the first place.
Chapter 1
People have preferences. One step too late means missing out on a lifetime. Not angry? No need, everyone is only responsible for their own choices.
That's it, that's how life is.
However, if there is an afterlife, I sincerely hope that Jingyao will not meet Li Do again.
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Another note: Recently, various short videos featuring Wan Qian's four costume characters (Dugu Jingyao, Fu Shou, Nan Kuyueli, and Liu Rushi) have appeared on Bilibili and Baidu Video. I marvel at the plot writing skills and patience of many creators in editing and dubbing. I also admire Wan Qian's acting skills. Then, I was too lazy to play "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" to watch the aggrieved young general??
I was also pleased to find that most of the short videos featured Dugu Jingyao as the protagonist, followed by Fu Shou, Nan Kuyueli, and Liu Rushi, and most of them were guest appearances in the videos of the first two. I admire how smoothly the four characters played by Wan Qian fit together in each video. It is not difficult to see how popular Little General Dugu Jingyao is??
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I thought about it in the previous chapter but couldn't think about it again. Over and over again.
Text of "After Reading" ?? A very, very comprehensive and detailed article, and provides a perspective that most viewers tend to overlook. ?? In fact, when I read it for the first time, I was quite disdainful of Li Chu's various contradictory behaviors: he said that he was "in tune with each other" when comparing arrows; preparing a comfortable tent and a bathtub with a suitable temperature after the war; Dugu Jingyao excitedly holding her hand tightly when she surrendered to the Tang Dynasty. Arms; "In order to save Jingyao from the Queen Zhang/Second Prince/Shi Siming trap", he carried her back to the Guangping Palace, but the next day the city was full of ups and downs (ha, he fell from one fire pit to another, the only difference is that Jingyao fell in love with the second one). And so on, if any daughter's family (especially in ancient times) interprets this as "the meaning of being in the same robe", it would be really bloody and insulting to the audience's IQ. Later, the delicate and aristocratic King Guangping was immediately named the King of Chu after accepting the marriage decree. However, during the wedding, he deliberately got drunk and called "Pearl", and then ignored and ignored Jingyao again and again. He was really a scumbag, and his IQ was seriously off. ?? After reading the review from the Film University, I read Jing Yao's part in "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" again. It is increasingly felt that Li Chu is the driving force behind the so-called "blackening of poisonous mushrooms". Just think about it, which woman can endure her husband being drunk and calling other women's names during their wedding? (*Please refer to the classic scene in the classic American TV series "Friends" where Ross slips the tongue "I,? Ross,? Take? Thee? Rachel..." At the wedding to Emily) ?? Then, Li Chu would stage a drama of deliberately ignoring Jingyao every day. I don't know why His Royal Highness, the eldest son of the emperor, has so many free people to show affection in front of him and have affection with everyone behind him. ?? The most incredible thing is that after poisoning Jingyao under Su Qi, he completely ignored the victim's feelings and Jingyao reminded him "How can a collaborator with the enemy be tolerated?" And was given a lenient sentence in an understatement. You must know that this was in ancient times when servants who made small mistakes would be severely punished or even executed; even a personal maid who collaborated with the enemy several times and poisoned the master's family could not escape the death penalty. Su Ci secretly tipped off Queen Zhang several times, but Jingyao found out, otherwise God knows one day the fairy tale couple Dongzhu duo who were kept in the dark would be unlucky or even lose their lives because of this. Could it be that Li Chu, who had been persecuted by Queen Zhang for many years, still didn't know how harmful this "several collaborations with the enemy" were? (Once there was a second time, then there was a third time, or even n times...) Just look through the history books, which prince who aspires to the court would do such a thing? ?? The dialogue between several people in this plot is very interesting. That's it for Shen Zhenzhu. After all, she emotionally hopes to save the life of the maid who is "a brother and sister" to her. When she begged for mercy many times, she also asked Jingyao, or called Jingyao first ("Jingyao, Donglang, Su Ci really made a big mistake... I know that in terms of punishment, Su Ci should be a capital offense..." Etc.). When Shen Zhenzhu begged for the last time, "Sister Jingyao, please show some mercy..."), Li Chu immediately interjected righteously, "Zhen Zhenzhu, I know that Su Ci grew up with you and is the only one who is by your side. I promise you this."?, And then said lightly. Su Ci was sentenced to "Death penalty can be avoided, but living crime cannot be escaped. Receive 20 sticks, and from now on, you will do hard labor in the house."? No one knows whether this "20 sticks" have been implemented; anyway, in the subsequent plot, Su Ci is still the personal maid next to Pearl, so there is no hard labor. ?? I wonder how the readers would react when they saw this place, in a different place? Most likely, he was simply shocked and surprised + furious to demand justice. But Jingyao could calmly remind, "Your Highness, you seem to have forgotten that I am the one who was killed today. If I hadn't accidentally discovered the poison in the porridge, I might have been dead by now. But you didn't care, and you didn't even know what happened. Shen Zhenzhu, you don't want to be a servant. Just give me a beating and a punishment. Your Highness, do you think of me as your concubine?" This time, Li Chu finally had a sense of conscience and watched Jingyao turn around and leave. ?? Afterwards, Jingyao told Li Chu the real reason for her anger - Li Chu "today protected a treacherous servant. In the future, His Highness will be in a high position and will easily let go of a sycophant who has caught a traitor for similar reasons."? Good medicine tastes bitter, so Li Chu immediately ran away: "Jingyao, let's not talk about this, okay? This is a family matter and cannot be treated in the same way. I have my own rules." Well, since he has repeatedly said that he regards Jingyao as a fellow soldier in the army, and then uses the word "family matter" to force Jingyao to let go of the poisoned servant, he is really practicing double standards. I would like to ask, which marching man dares to bear such "comradeship"? Such shocking actions make people wonder whether he is a member of the royal family who grew up in the bloodshed and is the most likely next monarch of the Li Dynasty. ?? The absurd handling of Su Ci's poisoning case was the turning point for Jingyao to decide to take action (the so-called blackening). Some people commented that Jingyao was inconsistent. At first, she asked Zhenzhu to marry her and Li Chu, saying that she would not become a threat to Zhenzhu's status as a concubine. In fact, if you look carefully at the description of Jingyao's step-by-step psychological changes and actions in the TV series, you will find that everything is logical. Of course, the most important thing is also because of the interpretation of characters and details by Wan Qian, who plays Dugu Jingyao. ?? Li Chu's crime during his wedding was the beginning of all conflicts. Just imagine, it was a miracle that the eldest daughter of the Yunnan King and General Zhenwei, who had angrily criticized An Qingxu and then went on many battlefields, could swallow her anger and not get angry when faced with Li Chu's ridiculous behavior on their wedding night. After that, Li Chu began to stage the drama of "Leng Jingyao, kissing the pearl" unscrupulously, day after day, in front of everyone: ?? -? At the first family dinner after the wedding, Li Chu served the main course to Pearl. After being reminded by Pearl, he picked up a few vegetables and asked to share a wine glass with Pearl. Jingyao tolerated it. ?? -? Li Chu actually disappeared for a day during the march (his subordinates said "") and sat on the deserted river bank to drink to relieve his sorrows (a military commander can disappear for a while, but this is the first time I heard about it). Jingyao found him and heard him sitting next to n empty wine bottles (but Jingyao asked "Why did you drink this "So much alcohol" inferred; by the way, it seems that alcohol is prohibited in the army, where did the coach find so much alcohol?) And told how he regretted not being able to be with Pearl when she gave birth to her child, and how he couldn't promise to celebrate his son's birthday with Pearl every year, or even not be able to celebrate Pearl's birthday every year. But who caused these regrets? At least, the answer to why Pearl stayed alone in the palace to give birth to a child can be found in the words of An Qingxu in episode 43 of the first part of "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" starting from 28 minutes and 35 seconds - "What enemies Pearl has, it is not all because of Li Chu. Since Pearl entered the palace of Guangping, she has had several adventures and almost died... That trash Li Chu can't protect Pearl at all"? Jingyao heard "Dongzhu's declaration of love" again and turned around to leave, but couldn't help but look back and ask, "In what way am I inferior to Shen Zhenzhu?" ?? - After returning in triumph, Li Chu hurried to Luoyang to pick up Shen Pearl and her son without even saying hello. Jingyao carefully prepared a table of dishes, wasting all her efforts. ?? -? Li Chu finally reluctantly went to Jingyao under Shen Zhenzhu's persuasion. When he just sat down to play chess, his son cried two or three times and hurriedly retreated. Jingyao threw the chess pieces lightly towards the chessboard (hell, Li Chu actually said, "Shi'er has never cried like this before." It was such a lie that no one would believe it, unless Li Chu had never been exposed to infants - the precious son in his mouth). But the next day, Jingyao found that the children were happily feeding fish and playing by the pond. ?? -? Li Chu deliberately broke the appointment and went to Pearl's dormitory instead of having tea with Jingyao. Jingyao raised her hand and overturned the copper kettle filled with boiling water. ?? -? Jingyao was poisoned under Su Ci, and Li Chu dealt with it lightly, completely ignoring Jingyao's feelings. Day by day, step by step, I really said "Your Highness, you forced me to do this". Those TV viewers who are madly complaining about "Poisonous Mushroom Jingyao" can think about this: If they/their loved ones had any one or more of the above behaviors in a different place, would they still be as sane as Jingyao? ?? About 70% of the way through "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" 2, Li Chu encountered another crisis. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince actually disappeared from the court for many days, causing the Feilong messenger to falsely report that the Crown Prince was dead. Under Li Fuguo's efforts, the emperor issued a decree that if the prince did not return within five days, he would make Li Xi the prince. ?? As expected, General Jingyao once again showed his strength. Not only did he see through Queen Zhang and He Lingyi's poisonous plan, but he also led the army to rush thousands of miles to save Dongzhu outside the Jincheng County city and suffered a near-death battle. ?? Jingyao rescued Li Chu and Zhu Zhen from a scuffle in the city, but Li Chu didn't express any gratitude. Well, this time he finally had a good reason. Zhenzhu and Lili were forced by Jingyao (oh, who was Jingyao forced to do this against his own principles?). So this time, Li Chu can declare to Jingyao righteously and sternly: "If you think I have to pay for what I owe you with my life, then just take my life. But you can't threaten Pearl."? ?? Should such words be said by a normal person in front of a group of soldiers after being rescued in a battle? Just imagine, if Jingyao hadn't discovered that He Lingyi and Queen Zhang led the troops to murder the prince Li Chu, if Jingyao hadn't quickly led the troops to Jincheng County and successfully killed Dongzhu and the others from a narrow escape, what would have been Li Chu's end? Wouldn't it be that not only is one's life in danger, but even if one is lucky enough to escape, there is a high probability that he will be deposed as the crown prince? After all, the deadline is only 5 days. How many days will it take from Jingyao to order troops from the capital and rush to Jincheng County? This was the Tang Dynasty, which could only rely on horses for rapid marches, and not everyone was equipped with a bloody horse. Unless the screenwriter doesn't understand elementary school arithmetic problems, it's most likely that Jingyao is working day and night. ?? How does Jingyao respond? Still calm and forbearing: "You clearly know what I am doing; you also know clearly, how can I be willing to take your life?"? Sigh, doesn't this answer set off Li Chu's righteous words, but it is actually hypocritical? ?? The 92 episodes of "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" clearly describe Dugu Jingyao's step-by-step growth: when she first appeared, she was the Yunnan Miss Wang who was as decisive as her father in killing; after An Lushan occupied Chang'an, she was the proud and free-spirited Little General Dugu, who angrily said to An Qingxu, "No matter how fierce you are, I will be afraid of you"; when she escaped from marriage and "hid outside for a few days" and was caught dancing with her sword by the patrolling family general Brother Lin, Like a slightly naughty girl next door; the next moment she learned that her father and brother and the whole family had been killed, and immediately led the Dugu Army back to the house. When she knelt down and said goodbye in front of the bodies of her father and brother, sad but unable to hold back tears, the young general who had just become the head of the family grew up quickly in an instant and pursued An Qingxu angrily. After catching up, he found out that he was outnumbered by An Qingxu, and immediately decided to retreat and rescue Pearl. Sigh, later, General Jingyao of Tu'an, who wanted to avenge the murder of his father and brother, met Li Chu when he was chasing the rebel army who was robbing food. "One glance will determine his life." But she was worthy of being a free and easy young general. After being let down again and again, she finally decided to let go: although there were tears in her eyes, she left gracefully under the gaze of the Dugu Army soldiers and some Tang troops (inferred from the footage at the beginning of the battle before Jing Yao arrived) who lined up outside Jincheng County. As for Dongzhu, I'm sorry, maybe I haven't watched the whole drama, and I haven't observed any obvious growth between the two of them in 4-5 years (maybe longer). I was also surprised that the emperor's eldest grandson, who seemed to act decisively when he appeared on the stage, and the emperor's eldest son who was most likely to inherit the throne after his father ascended the throne, actually had many contradictory and double-standard behaviors that were not in line with his status, and he was always self-righteous. Before writing this review, I read the 20 chapters of "Re-Understanding Dugu Jingyao" from beginning to end on Jinjiang (the reading experience is much better than that on Douban). The film summary is really good: ?? Chapter 4? About acting skills Forget it, (the male actor) is the first time he has played a major role, so it's really good. But Wan Qian accurately grasped the difference between the two. Jingyao always faced Li Chu, almost never Dong Lang. The grasp of the characters is really good and the contrast is too obvious. When she faced Dong Lang, she was helplessly doting and tolerant, really like treating an ignorant child. Chapter 9 Facing Pearl's face, even I couldn't bear to criticize him, let alone Li Do. She is really kind, but this kind of kindness will drag everyone around her into the abyss. Because she couldn't see clearly the environment she was in, and she didn't understand why other people's choices were so different. She only saw what she thought was kindness and beauty, and couldn't see the rough waves and undercurrents under the calm lake. As if she were standing on a moral high ground overlooking all living beings, her great love and righteousness seemed so beautiful, but it was simply impossible to realize. Is it her fault? Of course not, because what Li Chu (Dong Lang) likes is her unattainable beauty. … All the promises you made to Pearl were just words. No, you just wanted to tell yourself. Also, why should Jingyao shoulder your own responsibilities for you? Looking at the whole drama, if Jingyao had not been silently guarding you, supporting you, and tolerating all your willfulness, God knows how you would have obtained the king of Chu, the prince, and the final throne. Jingyao really gave you the capital to do all kinds of willful things. But what about you, you are ruthless and unreasonable? Chapter 11 Jingyao has never been perfect, but she is real. Jingyao has endured everything that Li Zuo should face, but she just doesn't want to embarrass him because she likes Li Zuo, so she can only embarrass herself. In the two years after the divorce, to what extent did she really dote (protect) Li? Then when Li Zuo faced Empress Zhang's difficulties alone and blocked him out of the door without any countermeasures, he would deeply realize how important Jingyao was. Chapter 12 Just because I like you, I don't want to embarrass you, so I choose to embarrass myself. But across the line, this is still true. However, these are not the responsibilities that Qing Yao should bear in the first place. Chapter 1 People have preferences. One step too late means missing out on a lifetime. Not angry? No need, everyone is only responsible for their own choices. That's it, that's how life is. However, if there is an afterlife, I sincerely hope that Jingyao will not meet Li Do again. —— Another note: Recently, various short videos featuring Wan Qian's four costume characters (Dugu Jingyao, Fu Shou, Nan Kuyueli, and Liu Rushi) have appeared on Bilibili and Baidu Video. I marvel at the plot writing skills and patience of many creators in editing and dubbing. I also admire Wan Qian's acting skills. Then, I was too lazy to play "Glory of the Tang Dynasty" to watch the aggrieved young general?? I was also pleased to find that most of the short videos featured Dugu Jingyao as the protagonist, followed by Fu Shou, Nan Kuyueli, and Liu Rushi, and most of them were guest appearances in the videos of the first two. I admire how smoothly the four characters played by Wan Qian fit together in each video. It is not difficult to see how popular Little General Dugu Jingyao is??
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