Brief introduction of Lao Wei and Rong Shu's life on board.

In the TV series Dafuqin, Lao Wei and Rong Shu live on a boat. Lao Wei (General Zhao) and Rong Shu (Princess Zhao) met in the war and got married. In order to avoid the disaster of war, they decided to leave Zhao and go wandering. On the boat, they experienced ups and downs together, supported each other, and their feelings became deeper and deeper.

Under the background of Dafuqin's conspiracy, the state of Qin rose and the six countries were constantly at war. And life on the ship were also affected by Qin's foreign war. They witnessed the process of Qin gradually unifying the six countries on board, and also experienced the fate of their own country from prosperity to decline.

During their life on the ship, Lao Wei and Rong Shu met Ying Zheng and Lv Buwei and had many disputes and stories with them. In the end, on the road of Qin's unification of the six countries, Zhao lost to Qin, died in battle and became a prisoner of Qin.

In a word, in the TV series Dafuqin, the life on board of Lao Wei and Rong Shu is full of twists and turns and drama. In this historical upheaval, they experienced joys and sorrows and became a gravel in the torrent of the times.

drama review

As the fourth work of Daqin Empire series, the TV series Dafuqin has a high level of drama production as a whole, but there are still some shortcomings in some aspects. The drama takes the late Warring States as the main line, showing a series of political struggles and national wars under the background of Qin's unification of the whole country. Rich in subject matter and grand in historical background, it presents a vibrant Warring States period for the audience.

The characters in the play are plump and distinctive. Such as Ying Zheng and Lv Buwei, have been successfully portrayed, showing the audience the characteristics of various figures in the Warring States period. Excellent performance in service, scene layout and photography, which truly restored the historical atmosphere of the Warring States period.

Generally speaking, The Ode to Daqin is outstanding in showing the historical background and characterization in the late Warring States period. But there are some shortcomings in plot logic and rhythm control. I hope that in future works, the producers can improve in these aspects and bring more excellent film and television works to the audience.