Cui Shanggong actually presented a full banquet of Manchu and Han Dynasties. The Ming Dynasty envoy actually wore yellow official uniforms. There is no way that Jang Geum was admitted to the medical school in the reign of Dingwei. The medical woman wore fashionable high heels, which was the most ridiculous. Band-aids were stuck on the fingers, which was the most ridiculous. They were fished out and solidified in beef bone soup.

The most neglected thing is that the broadcast of the Korean drama "Dae Jang Geum" is coming to an end. Unlike the initial enthusiastic praise, the audience has also become calmly critical.

Mr. Li, an audience member, said: ""Dae Jang Geum" also has a common problem with Korean dramas - the plot is protracted, many plots cannot withstand scrutiny, and the connections are not careful..." The reporter gathered the audience's opinions and carefully found out some of the "Dae Jang Geum"

"Fault".

For example, in the episode to be aired tonight, there is a scene where the delicate hands of the palace maids become short, fat and rough when cooking.

One of the unreasonable plot points: Jang Geum’s carelessness. Jang Geum has always regarded the pamphlet left by his mother as a treasure and always carries it with him.

But one night when I was looking at the account books, I accidentally put them in the account books, apparently in preparation for the following "theft".

Unreasonable No. 2: Women give birth to children. The play involves several women giving birth to children.

First, the queen had a miscarriage, and then there was no explanation. Finally, a seven or eight-year-old son "Qingyuan Dajun" appeared next to her.

In order to test whether the sulfur duck was poisonous, Jiang Dejiu forced his wife to eat the duck for several months, and she became pregnant. However, how the child disappeared in the play was only explained in one line two years later.

And finally Jang Geum’s daughter, it is estimated that she was only born when she was 50 years old, which is incredible.

Unreasonable No. 3: The life and death of Jang Geum’s father is unknown. After Jang Geum’s father was kidnapped, it was not revealed whether he was alive or dead until after 70 episodes.

Unreasonable No. 4: Actors’ stereotyped expressions. Each actor in the drama has his or her own set of stereotyped expressions. For example, every time Jang Geum is slandered, he becomes speechless, his mouth corners tremble, and his eyes become anxious, “I, I,

"Mother, no, I..." kept saying; similarly, the actors' speaking tone was surprisingly the same on various occasions.

Including the final scene where Jang Geum, Min Jung Ho and their daughter returned to the palace after 8 years, all the characters did not look older at all and were no different from before.

The most ridiculous cheating scene: The medical girl wears high heels. In episode 49, the doctor Xin Fei went to the library to look for books, but she was actually wearing the popular high-heeled shoes. This should be the most hilarious cheating scene in "Dae Jang Geum"

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It seems that medical women also have to take their image into consideration, as they are too short to be photogenic.

The most frequent: cooking hands. In "Dae Jang Geum", which focuses on gourmet food, because the actors cannot all be expert cooks, the slender hands of the palace ladies are missing when filming difficult actions such as fast chopping of vegetables.

What replaced them were a pair of fat, red and swollen hands.

The most common sense: Stainless steel tableware A large table of dishes is presented to the emperor, all served with shiny stainless steel tableware. This is the most common sense mistake that should not be made.

The most ridiculous thing: When Jang Geum put Band-Aid on the fingers of her left hand, Sang Gong Sheng Geum, the nanny of the critically ill Queen Empress, it was so sloppy.

The most delicate: Jang Geum’s daughter must have a good memory to find this cheating scene.

During the pine nut-wearing competition in Episode 6, the little palace maid between Jang Geum and Lien Sheng, who was the second from the left and the fourth from the right in the first row, later became Jang Geum and Min Jung Ho's.

daughter.

The biggest oversight: The oil solidified in the hot soup. During the Supreme Palace competition, when Jinying was cooking beef bone soup, he fanned the fire and fished out the solidified butter while the soup was still steaming.

Oil was known to melt when heated, and she cooked it for a long time.

In addition to the above, there are many subtle little scenes in the play.

Xiaochuan Bangyi: When I was making food in the imperial kitchen, a microphone flashed by.

Xiao Chuan Gang 2: In episode 16, when Jang Geum was steaming shrimps, he put four in and took out three.

Xiao Chuan Bang 3: Xiao Jang Geum was collecting herbs in the mountains. When he crossed the stone bridge over the stream, he was wearing sneakers on his left foot.

Historical Error Chapter 1: Presenting a Manchu-Han banquet. The historical period in which Jang Geum lived was the Ming Dynasty in our country. In the play, Cui Sanggong presented a Manchu-Han banquet to the envoy, and said more than once: "Let's just prepare a Manchu-Han banquet and eat it for a few days."

For light food, you will definitely like the delicious Manchu-Han Banquet. "The Manchu-Hanban Banquet was created by the Qing Dynasty to unite the relationship between Manchu and Han Dynasty.

Mistake 2: Ming Dynasty envoys wear yellow robes. Ming Taizu stipulated that all yellow is the royal color, and no one except the royal family can use it on any occasion or on anything.

However, in the play, the Ming Dynasty envoy actually wore yellow official uniforms. If the emperor saw it, he would definitely implicate the nine tribes.

Mistake 3: Ding Weinian was admitted to the medical examination and Jang Geum was admitted to the medical examination. In the scene where the examination results are announced at the entrance of the palace, there is a close-up shot that allows us to clearly see the year, month and day next to it: February 12th in the year of Ding Weinian.

The chronology of the stems and branches used in ancient Korea is exactly the same as that in China, that is, one Jiazi every 60 years, and the nearest Dingwei years in Janggeum are 1487 and 1547 respectively.