This man s father is a rich man, but he lost a hundred houses in a day, and starved to death at the

This person is Sheng Enyi, a famous gentleman in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. He is famous in history for selling cigarettes, spending money like dirt, and losing huge fortunes. The specific performance is as follows:

Huaixuan's only son, the fourth child of the Sheng family

Sheng Huaixuan is a well-known figure in China, who has made positive contributions to the progress of Chinese history in education, charity, shipping, etc. But his only son, Sheng Enyi, did not, it was his father's windCompletely stay in the shade of his father and the family's love for his only son. Therefore, the common disease of the gentleman is vividly shown in him

Spending a lot of money is even more of a joke for him. The abundant family assets made him a "banknote" for walking on the beach. Under his name, the silver handle Mercedes-Benz with the concession number 4444 plate made him even more in Shanghai, which is a ten-mile foreign fieldThe flower of the flock!

The fourth child of the Sheng family, a moment of turmoil

, foreign field high roller, "transport captain".

The huge expenses quickly "burned" the Sheng family's family assets, and even his wives and concubines and servants became rich and noble. The Sheng family's racecourse has 75 fast horses for them to play in. He lost a gambling game with Lu Xiaojia in a staggering way, with more than 100 alleys.

However, the high-roller Sheng Enyi is not the "God of Wealth" after all. The extravagant life made his family assets run out, and at this time he had to borrow money from the bank, ask for help from the pawnshop, and exchange the antiques, calligraphy and paintings at home for money. In order to maintain his rich and glorious life.

Over time,He became the "transport captain" of banks and pawnshops

Selling opium, desolate and dying

During the Anti-Japanese War, Sheng Enyi also sold opium for the benefit of Japan in China, and since then he has continued to maintain his huge expenses. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War,Sheng Enyi's family wealth was finally exhausted. In his twilight years under the sunset, he was often on the street with Li Hongzhang's grandson, struggling with whether to buy a ticket to enter Xiangyang Park.

After liberation, he was once wealthy, but he died in a desolate manner in the gatehouse of his ancestral home.

The son of this loser is Sheng Enyi, although the family is relatively wealthy, but all day in the casino, no matter how big the family property is, there will be a day when it will be lost.

Sheng Enyi. He is a native of Wujin, Jiangsu, and his name is Zecheng. After returning to China after studying at the University of London in the United Kingdom and Columbia University in the United States, he inherited the family business of his father Sheng Xuanhuai, and successively served as the director of the Jinpu Railway Bureau, the general manager of Hanyeping Company, the general manager and chairman of Fengsheng Industrial Company, and the manager of Sanxin Yarn Factory and China Commerce Bank.

The son of a loser who lost a hundred houses in a day and starved to death was Sheng Enyi, he was the fourth son of the family, idle all day long, sleeping during the day, gambling at night, and it was strange if he was undefeated.

Not historical. The series "The Legend of Zhen Huan" is adapted from **, the original work does not have a specific historical dynasty, and it is a story that is interpreted in an illusory historical space. Later, when it was adapted, it was put in the Qing Dynasty to make the story more watchable!

In this play, there are many places that do not conform to history, only the most unhistorical ones: Zhen Huan and Hui Guiren both committed adultery with other men and had children. This was absolutely impossible in the management of the harem of the Qing Dynasty.

The series "The Legend of Zhen Huan" is adapted from **, and the original history is empty and fictional. Later, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television did not allow history to be overshadowed, that is, there must be a dynasty, so it was adapted to the Qing Dynasty, so it did not conform to history.

Zhen Huan's original biography is an alternate history, not set in the Qing Dynasty, and cannot be taken seriously.

Zhen Huan's biography's original ** was written as an alternate dynasty, and the director just felt that it was more appropriate to shoot it in the background of the Qing Dynasty, so it was far from the real history.

Literary works are all processed.

The general background is basically in line.

The overall situation is right, but there are many jokes, for example, Hongli's biological mother is Niu Colu, he existed when Yongzheng did not ascend the throne, she is the daughter of Lingpu of the Sipin Dian Yi in the Kangxi period, and she is Yinzhen's side Fujin. And so on, many of which are inconsistent with historical facts.

It's not true, the biggest events are in line, but it's hard to say about the characters and specific details, after all, it's a TV series, and it always has to be changed.

No, a lot of it is apocryphal.

It's not quite in line, but the plot is very exciting and in line with human feelings.

According to an 890-year-old historian in Taiwan, it is quite historical.

The background and main historical figures are there, and the plot is definitely fictional. The character of Zhen Huan cannot be recorded, it is a purely literary work.

It is not in line with the fact that it was originally overhead** and was adapted from the Yongzheng Dynasty period.

It doesn't conform to the virtual ** adaptation.

** is a fictional dynasty, and the TV series changed the plot for the needs of the plot.

As long as it is a costume drama, it will be changed more or less. For example, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It is not Hua Tuo who scrapes bones to heal wounds. It's a military doctor in the army.

It has a history as a backdrop, but 80 is processed to enrich the storyline.

You can look at it with a critical eye.