Is there a large proportion of Qing Palace dramas in costume dramas? Why?

I can't help but think of an interesting sentence I once saw: "1644' s entry into the customs promoted the prosperity of China's TV drama industry". This sentence is true at all. Among costume dramas, Qing Palace dramas account for half of the country. The characters are even more emperors, concubines, princes, brothers, princesses and gege in the Qing Dynasty, and they have been performed all over the world. The directors seem to particularly like those things in the harem of the Qing Dynasty, which is incredible. No way, the audience loves to watch it, with high ratings and high heat.

The Qing Dynasty was indeed the closest feudal dynasty in the history of China, full of mystery. Once a "prosperous time" and a "great country", in the end, it was domestic troubles and foreign invasion, and it was stormy and humiliating. The short history of 300 years has left the world with too many legends, too many mysteries, too many glories and too many humiliations. The whole Qing history is like a dream. If there is a drama that can make you dream back to the Qing Dynasty, why not? Then the drama of the Qing Dynasty came into being, which satisfied people's curiosity.

The Qing Dynasty's entry into the customs also popularized and infiltrated its red-tape etiquette and strict, complex and decadent hierarchical system. This just provides material for the creation of film and television dramas, and also provides room for imagination. It can beautify the gorgeous costumes of the harem, exquisite makeup, harsh palace rules, superior-subordinate system, and intrigue between concubines, and so on. Any detail, a character can expand dozens of episodes.

In particular, Kangxi Qianlong had the experience of traveling incognito. Then, whenever someone goes out to patrol, there will be a touching, stirring and touching love story. Since ancient times, emperors have had many affairs. Most people have three wives and four concubines. What about the emperor? There seems to be nothing wrong with it. Such a play was made during the emperor's inspection tour.

Looking back, the earliest popular drama "Talking about Qianlong" can be said to be the originator of the Qing Palace drama, which depicts the daily life and affairs of the emperor in a humorous way. Later, "War and Beauty" opened another mode of Qing Dynasty drama-Gong Dou drama. The concubines in the palace took this kung fu drama to the extreme and pushed it to a peak.

It's really flattering to say that it conforms to history. It's good to have one or two worth studying. However, it is undeniable that some dramas are really intentional, regardless of production, lines, makeup, music, etiquette and so on. In this way, they can have a certain understanding of Qing culture and achieve pleasant results. Maybe this is all to consider!

So what do you think of the Qing Dynasty drama?

Among costume dramas, the Qing Palace drama has absolute authority.

Most feudal dynasties have always been ruled by the Han people, but the Qing Dynasty broke this convention, and Manchu ruled the Han people, from Nurhachi to the last emperor Puyi, a history of the rise and fall of the Qing Dynasty.

Qing palace drama can be said to occupy half of the country in costume drama. From Xiaozhuang Secret History, Crown Prince Secret History, Kangxi Dynasty, Yongzheng Dynasty, Qianlong Dynasty, Juvenile Jiaqing, Imperial Concubine in Palace, Princess Zhu Huan, Joking Qianlong, Romance of Dragon and Phoenix, Thirteen Gege, Man-Han Banquet, Ji Xiaolan with iron teeth and copper teeth. Dream of breaking the Forbidden City, lonely and empty, dying in spring, the Pearl of the Qing Palace, Prince Bao, the young emperor, the beaded curtain locking the palace, the nine-year-old county grandfather, Li Jue as the official, the story of the palace, the legend of the Dragon Ball, the emperor in cloth and so on!

Five thousand years of feudal history, from "Qin Huang Hanwu to Tang Zong Song Zu, to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, to the Yuan and Ming Dynasties." Especially in the Yuan Dynasty, there were few TV plays, and many directors didn't touch them? Why does the Qing Palace drama occupy absolute authority in costume drama? "Playing Dragon Tactics" can be said to be the originator of costume drama. First of all, I feel that the Qing Dynasty is the last feudal dynasty, closest to us, with clear historical records and many themes! For example, The Prosperous Age of Kanggan reflects the three dynasties from Kangxi to Yongzheng, which reached its peak, such as concubines entering the palace, reflecting a group of concubines vying for favor! For example, the emperor shunzhi and Dong E Fei, Yong Zhengdi and Lv Siniang, Emperor Qianlong and ChristianRandPhillips, the love life of a series of emperors, grudges and enmities are all topics! Followed by demonstration. This director filmed A Qing Palace, and so did that!

Finally, I think the market needs it, so you made a TV series, which was very popular and the audience responded well, so many directors began to plan the second and third films. There will be benefits if there is demand. This is the market economy.

I used to watch it often, but I haven't updated it recently. I still like watching the little fans of harem drama.

In my opinion, among costume dramas, the Qing Palace drama still accounts for a large proportion, because the last dynasty of feudal society, the Qing Dynasty, ended its 276-year dynasty in 19 12 and experienced 12 emperors, among which Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong and Kangxi were the most famous.

Kangxi and Yongzheng Dynasties filmed the largest TV series, followed by Qianlong, mainly because of Kangxi's legendary life experiences, such as the destruction of Ao Bai, the ping of Wu Sangui, the recovery of Taiwan Province, and the destruction of Gerdan. For this classic story, there is a TV series "Kangxi Dynasty" starring Chen and Chen. I think this is still a very good TV series.

In Kangxi's later years, another thing happened because he wanted to establish a prince. From Kangxi's later years to Yongzheng period, most TV plays were made in this period, and the most classic is Yongzheng period. I have watched this play many times, not only Jiao Huang who plays Kangxi, Tang Guoqiang who plays Yongzheng, but also actors who play Eight Lords and Zhang. Every supporting role has left a deep impression on people, and this drama is also the most loyal one in the Qing court.

Next, let's talk about the TV series of Yongzheng era. Although "The Queen of the Palace" has a high score in this TV series and many actors have high acting skills, I have to spit it out. It's pure fabrication, and it pays no attention to historical facts at all. As long as you know something about Qing history, you will know that this is nonsense (sorry, swearing). Yong Zhengdi was a very diligent emperor in history. There is only Chinese New Year in a year, except for the time of sacrifice. Think about whether it is harder than our office workers. At least we have seven days off for the Chinese New Year, so I'm going to vomit this TV series.

There are also some TV dramas, although they don't pay attention to history, but with the skill of writers and the high acting skills of actors, there are also TV dramas that I like very much. Premier Liu Luoguo, starring Li Baotian, Zhang Guoli and Wang Gang, is a wonderful memory of my childhood.

As for the rest, it's really a bad film, the screenwriter made it up, and the actors' acting skills are bad. There are too many of these types, so I won't list them one by one, such as palace, palace lock bead curtain, beauty without tears and so on.

It's very simple, because of all the dynasties in history, only the Qing Dynasty is closest to our modern times. Our present people, as well as those so-called experts, have the most detailed understanding of the Qing Dynasty.

TV plays in the Qing Dynasty were all adapted from history. Compared with directors, screenwriters and even actors, they can restore history and improve ratings!

Also, although the Qing Dynasty was led by the Manchu Dynasty. But the emperors of the Qing Dynasty attached great importance to Manchu families and were very friendly to us Han people. Too unfriendly or disharmonious, even if it is made into a TV series, radio and television will not let it go!

Therefore, not only costume dramas, but also travel dramas are mostly Qing palace dramas!

It's not very big. Most of the Qing Palace dramas are anti-feudal ideological themes and palace fights. There are also many dramas in Ming, Tang and Song Dynasties, and many costume dramas are fictional.

Big and easy to shoot. If it is a play of Amin dynasty, it may be too bloody.

The costume drama Qing Palace drama can be said to occupy half of the country. There are only a few TV plays in other dynasties. The TV series of Qing Dynasty, Nuerhachi, Huang Taiji, The Secret History of Xiaozhuang, Kangxi Dynasty, Yongzheng Dynasty, Qianlong Dynasty, jiaqing legend by Jiaqing, The Secret History by Daoguang, A Dream of Xianfeng Dynasty by Xianfeng. Perhaps it is because the Qing Dynasty is relatively close and its history is relatively complete. There are many stories in both historical books and folk stories.

There are only a few short plays in other dynasties, such as the Yuan Dynasty, where there are few decent stories and too many historical records, and the TV plays in the Yuan Dynasty are better. It can be said that the Qing Dynasty left the most traces of history. After all, it was the last dynasty of feudal society. There are not many traces of the former imperial palace after the war and the change of dynasties, and the earlier the real time is, the harder it is to find it in real life. This is why many architects and archaeologists have to make constant efforts to "rescue".

The Qing dynasty was the last feudal dynasty, and the daily life habits were not much different from today. So many TV dramas and some sitcoms are also rooted here. Such as traveling incognito and iron teeth and copper teeth. These advantages made the TV plays in Qing Dynasty catch fire, and after the fire, more TV plays crowded out the market.

The Qing dynasty was also very special. Judging from today's politics, the territory in the early stage and the decay in the later stage are all needed by political propaganda.