Princess Pingyang in the TV series Wei Zifu is played by Zhou Liqi, who used to be Zhou Liqi. In 2002, she was nominated for the Best Newcomer Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards for her "Jade Girl Gardin".
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The TV series Wei Zifu, starring Wang, Lin and others, tells the inspirational legend of Wei Zifu's growth from a singer to a queen a century later. With a loving heart, she has experienced numerous ups and downs, changed her destiny and made a legendary inspirational story.
The story happened in the heyday of the Western Han Dynasty. The differences between Liu Che, the fledgling Emperor of the Han Dynasty, and Dou Taihou, who was in charge of state affairs, are getting bigger and bigger, and the contradictions are gradually emerging. A power storm is brewing in this dynasty.
At the same time, Wei Zifu, who had an unfair fate since childhood, entered Princess Pingyang's mansion as a singer, where she met Liu Che fatally.
Why did Liu Che dare to sleep beside Huo Qubing?
The "Fu Bao" written by Huo Qubing, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, is indeed recorded in Historical Records, and can be found in The Biography of General Wei, which was a joint biography of Wei Qing and Huo Qubing. The original text is like this: "Yes, the general's sister, Huo Qubing, is eighteen. Fortunately, she served the emperor. " This year, Huo Qubing, the son of General Wei Qing's sister, was eighteen years old and was favored by the emperor and became his assistant. It says here that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was "lucky" in Huo Qubing. This "luck" means "doting, loving and pampering", which is different from the "luck" of the emperor doting on the queen's concubine. Because the word "lucky" is a polysemous word, it doesn't just refer to the emperor's favorite queen concubines and harem beauties.
Indeed, in ancient times, the word "auspicious" was mostly used for emperors, but it can be understood as four categories: the first category refers to the happiness and luck brought by emperors to the people, such as "Hanshu Hanshu Gaudi Xia": "May the king be auspicious in the world." I hope the king will bring good luck to the people. So Yan Shigu notes: "Happiness and happiness are called luck." The second category refers to emperors going somewhere and traveling, which is the so-called "emperor's visit", such as "touring" and "walking". The third category refers to the emperor's love for his empresses. For example, there is a saying in Biography of General Wei that "Mrs. Wang is lucky in the world". The fourth category refers to the emperor's love and preference for his officials. In the Biography of General Wei's title of generals in ancient times, in addition to writing that Emperor Wu loved Huo Qubing, he also wrote that Emperor Wu loved Huo Qubing's son. Please see the original text: "small changes, words, love, and luck." There are both "affection" and "luck" in this sentence, all of which refer to the affection of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for his courtiers. It is for this reason that the latest edition of Ci Hai notes "favor" as "the emperor's favor for the Chinese queen".
Why did Emperor Wu so "love" Huo Qubing? One thing can be seen from the following story introduction.
Huo Qubing had a legendary life. He is the son of Huo Zhongru, a slave girl of Princess Pingyang's family and a small official in Pingyang County. Huo Qubing's father didn't dare to admit that he was having an affair with the princess's slave girl. Huo Qubing could only be born as an illegitimate child. Soon after, because Huo Qubing's aunt, Wei Zifu, entered the harem of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, she was very fond of her. The Wei family changed their fate and Huo Qubing's life improved.
The Western Han Dynasty was often invaded by Huns. Huns, as nomadic people, almost regarded the Han Dynasty, which made a living by farming, as their own warehouse, and they did everything they could to burn, kill and plunder. In the face of the Xiongnu fighters who came without a trace, the early Han army won less and lost more, so it could only rely on the Great Wall defense line, or hoped for a temporary peace with relatives and a lot of "dowry" property.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty hoped to change this situation. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty worshipped Wei Qing as a chariot general and asked him to lead the way out of the fortress. Wei Qing took the Dragon City and cut the enemy by 700. Since then, Wei Qing began to show his military talents gradually, and went to war many times with brilliant results. Huo Qubing had an excellent relationship with his uncle Wei Qing since childhood. Under the influence of Wei Qing, he was good at riding and shooting since he was a child. In BC 123, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty planned a large-scale counterattack against Hungary. Huo Qubing volunteered, led 800 foot soldiers, created a unique "long-distance attack tactics", and won the first battle. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty immediately named him the "champion Hou".
In the spring of BC 12 1, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty appointed Huo Qubing as the general of a title of generals in ancient times and asked him to lead 10,000 soldiers to the Xiongnu alone. 19-year-old commander-in-chief Huo Qubing fought a beautiful circuitous war. In BC 1 19, in order to completely wipe out the main force of Xiongnu, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty launched an unprecedented "Mobei War". Huo Qubing led his troops to capture more than 2,000 Li, with a loss of soldiers 1.5 million and a body count of more than 70,000 people. Huo Qubing pursued all the way to the area where Xu Shan Wolf lived. At the foot of this mountain, if you look around, strong enemies will flee far away. So, Huo Qubing ordered people to pile up earth to increase mountains, then climbed to the top of the mountain, went to the south of the Central Plains, set up an altar to worship heaven, held a ceremony to worship heaven in Xushan, held a ceremony to worship land in the mountain, and erected a monument on the mountain to commemorate it, in order to show that this place was accepted as the territory of the Han family. After sealing the wolf in a professional position, Huo Qubing continued to lead the army to pursue the Huns in depth and hit the vast sea until he returned to the army. After this campaign, "Xiongnu is far away, and there is no Wang Ting in the desert south". After this Armageddon, the Xiongnu border disaster that had endangered the Han Dynasty for more than a hundred years was basically solved. Huo Qubing and his achievement of "sealing the wolf from Xu" have become the lifelong pursuit of military strategists in China.
Huo Qubing has a famous saying, which is still talked about by people today. That was when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ordered Huo Qubing to build a mansion, but Huo Qubing refused. He said: "The Huns are not extinct, and there is no home."
Princess Pingyang and Wei Zifu turned against each other.
Pingyang and Wei Qing are in love and are said to have an affair. Marriage is to seek the throne by combining the strength of the Wei family and the princess. In order to protect her daughter, the Queen Mother advised Wei Qing for fear of gossip, and pointed out that Wei Qing Manu was not born to be a princess. Hearing this, Wei Qing asked the emperor to allow her to marry Shen Jia at the family dinner, and the princess was disheartened. Someone told the princess that Wei Qing obeyed Wei Zifu and Shen Jia was Wei Zifu's handmaid and sister. Wei Zifu must have let Wei Qing marry Shen Jia. Pingyang thinks this statement bears a grudge against Wei Zifu. Pingyang married Queen Runan, and King Runan only knew how to drink and have fun. A quarrel pushed Pingyang down and hurt him. Empress Pingyang was seriously ill and went to visit. Seeing Pingyang's injury, Pingyang lied that he was injured by boating, but Wei Zifu only told the Empress Dowager that King Runan was not good to Pingyang and died in a rage. Pingyang concluded that the Empress Dowager died of the drought in Runan.