800 words of Hanwu Emperor's film review

He was the only emperor who sent his daughter to kiss him. The playwright himself was very moved. In fact, it is all the wrong conclusions drawn by playwrights who can't understand history books. In the history of the Han Dynasty, no emperor married his daughter to the Huns, and all his relatives were imperial clan girls alienated from the emperor, that is, Weng Xu, the daughter of warlord Liu. The history books directly address her by her father's country name or woman's name. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty married the daughter of King Jiangdu to Mo, calling her Princess Jiangdu and Princess Jun, and Chu Wuwang's daughter to King Wusun, calling her Princess Chu to relieve her worries and princess. Obviously, the playwright didn't know that the title of princess in Han Dynasty was the county name. For example, Princess Pingyang, the sister of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, is in the southwest of Linfen, Shanxi, Princess Nangong is in Nangong County, Hebei Province, and Princess Long is in Linxian County, Henan Province. People take it for granted that the dragon made up a "fake princess", which can't be found in history books. This creation made two mistakes: first, it was not clear that the princess who was close to him was actually a low-ranking Weng Zhu; second, there was no county name Qin Long in Han Dynasty.

The playwright did not understand the legal order of the Han Dynasty, and many plot designs in the drama Wu were illegal. Gambling is forbidden in the Han law, and those who take part in gambling will be deprived of the first-class title and fined for two years. In the play, it is illegal for Dou Taihou to raise money for the front line, to gamble with his harem wives and concubines, and to gamble openly in Tuju Stadium. The playwright adapted the story in Biography of Historical Records of Huo Zhi, in which Wuyan, the "son of money" in Chang 'an, became rich overnight by usury during the rebellion in Wu Chu, and changed the borrower from Liehou, who went to war, to a notice posted by the state to borrow money from the people, "at the expense of others", and changed the money lender Wuyan to Langguantian, who borrowed money from businessmen and made a fortune from the state. This change is not the history of the Han Dynasty. The solution to the financial difficulties in the Han Dynasty was that Chao Cuo proposed to worship the title of millet, and the people exchanged food for the title, because the title was controlled by the state and as much as they wanted. The law of the Han Dynasty prohibited officials over 600 stones and those who served the emperor from lending money to earn interest, and they were dismissed as soon as they were discovered. In the play, Wang Meiren tells Li Fei that he is Lang Guan's brother, and usury is tantamount to telling others that his relatives have broken the law. In order to maintain social order in the Han Dynasty, the law prohibited walking at night and everyone from going out to walk at night. In the play, it is illegal for Chao Cuo's father to walk on the bridge at night and for Liang Wang to travel at night. In the Han dynasty, the state attached great importance to protecting the natural environment and maintaining the ecological balance. The decree "Four Seasons and Month Orders" stipulates that fishing is prohibited from spring to the end of the lunar calendar 1 1. In the play, it is illegal for Dou Ying to fish with bamboo poles in summer.