Compared with Shangshi and Daming Fenghua , which Zhu Di in the drama loves Zhu Zhanji more?

Shangshi" and "Daming Fenghua" both tell the story of the Zhu Di period of the Ming Dynasty, but the two dramas have different settings for the role of Zhu Zhanji, although Zhu Di in history does love Zhu Zhanji very much, but the favor in "Shangshi" is too exaggerated, so Zhu Di in "Shangshi" loves Zhu Zhanji more, but Zhu Di in "Daming Fenghua" will be more credible in his feelings for Zhu Zhanji.

First of all, the rating of the drama "Shangshi" is very low, in fact, this drama is a fictional story, but the story is set in the Ming Dynasty Zhu Di period, Zhu Di in this drama really loves Zhu Zhanji, Zhu Di's sons are still there at that time, Zhu Zhanji, as a royal grandson, usually sedan chair in and out, and even the prince does not have such treatment, I have to say that "Shangshi" is really magical.

In addition, Zhu Di in "Shangshi" also has absolute trust and indulgence in Zhu Zhanji, in fact, although Zhu Di in history likes Zhu Zhanji, he will also pay attention to guarding against his sons, after all, royal fathers and sons are different from ordinary fathers and sons, and the preference in "Shangshi" is too fake.

Secondly, although "Daming Fenghua" has changed Hu Shanxiang, it is still good in the portrayal of the relationship between Zhu Di and Zhu Zhanji, Zhu Di in this drama is not actually a favor for Zhu Zhanji, but a kind of expectation and love, but we often see Zhu Di asking Zhu Zhanji to pinch his waist and beat his legs, which is more like the relationship between grandchildren in ancient times, so although the grandchildren in "Daming Fenghua" are not as good as the grandchildren in "Shangshi", they are definitely much more credible than "Shangshi".

Finally, Zhu Di in "Shangshi" is a supporting role, so there are not many scenes for Zhu Di, in contrast, Zhu Di in "Daming Fenghua" has many more scenes, and the portrayal of Zhu Di's role is more delicate, and many subtle things are shown through the plot.

I think it's "Shangshi", because in this drama, Zhu Di's love for Zhu Zhanji is more obvious. Zhu Zhanji acted recklessly in the palace, Zhu Di would not blame him, and Zhu Di accompanied him to give poisonous wine, and he never blamed him.

Zhu Di in "Shangshi" loves Zhu Zhanji even more, because through a series of performances, Zhu Di's love for Zhu Zhanji in the play is particularly obvious and unforgettable.

The love between the grandfather and grandson in the work is even more moving, and the love shown in the work is unforgettable, for Zhu Zhanji, Zhu Di solved the hidden crisis.

Zhu Zhanji of Ming Xuanzong was generally a good emperor, and the Renxuan and Xuan dynasties were compared by historians to the great rule of Zhou Zhichengkang and Han Wenjing.

Emperor Xuanzong can be said to have completed the historical mission of the Ming Dynasty in terms of national economic development, but compared with his internal affairs, military achievements are really undesirable. His policy is of course people-oriented, but all in a negative direction, so that the majesty of the empire continues to weaken, the Ming Dynasty rulers since then to his policy as a model, has been implementing a negative policy, and finally made the Ming Dynasty all neighbors enemies, should be too busy and the national strength is consumed, and finally let the Manchus take advantage of the country.

One generation does what one generation does. It is true that he likes to play crickets, but he did not delay the government, the country is strong, wouldn't it be good to engage in some entertainment industry. Indeed, it is precisely because of his promotion of weaving that the value of crickets has risen sharply, but it is nothing compared to merit.

Relatively speaking, Ming Xuanzong did not have much merit, but he also did not have much fault. It's okay to say eight points of merit, and it's okay to pass two points, and he can be regarded as an excellent Shoucheng emperor.

The most righteous person in the country, only the Han and Ming, the change of the national policy of the two dynasties:

Han Dynasty: Liu Bang fought the world, and Emperor Wenjing recuperated, and then he had enough national strength to support Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to expand his territory. However, in his later years, Emperor Wu was tired and civil strife broke out in the world, so he had to turn to rest and recuperate, and it was not until Emperor Xuan that he once again realized the full heyday of the Han Dynasty's national power.

Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yuanzhang fought the world, Zhu Di opened up the territory and expanded the territory, the world was tired, and it was an inevitable choice for the second emperor Renxuan to recuperate, but it was a pity that Yingzong lived up to the team left by his ancestors, and most of the future emperors died when they were young people ascending the throne in their prime, and they did not have the ability and courage to achieve another breakthrough.

Xuanzong completed the task of his generation to recuperate relatively well, and was also considered a generation of Ming monarchs at that time and in later generations. As for the measures to make the eunuchs of the inner palace literate and give up Annam, the background at that time was reasonable, although later generations seemed to think that there were many problems and could be criticized, but more responsibility was still on the unenterprising of the emperors of later generations, and the pot should not be thrown to the predecessors.

In the film and television drama "Daming Fenghua", Zhu Zhanji is a good emperor, although he has many shortcomings, but in some political affairs, some of his decisions are still useful.

As far as I know, he was indeed a good emperor, and he was also a son of the people. Although it may be extravagant and wasteful, all he does is to prove that he has a good emperor.

is a good emperor, because he has also done a lot of meaningful things, and he also has clear rewards and punishments, which has been praised by many ordinary people.

Yes, in history this man was a good emperor, and there is a clear record, and he also has a very deep impression of this emperor.

The plots of the two are very different. The acting skills of Daming Fenghua actors are even better, and their performance is more profound. Shangshi's overall acting skills are not particularly good, starring Wu Jinyan and Xu Kai, which feels like the style of a Korean drama.

Shang Shi shows very little in terms of power and strategy, and is more emotional, and there is also a big difference in the setting of the characters; The Daming Fenghua is more focused on the power plot, and the overall feeling is more thrilling, depicting the rapid changes in power in the court.

The themes of the two films are completely different. Shangshi will have a lot of gastronomic elements. Daming Fenghua contains elements of war, and the acting skills of the actors in this work are relatively good and very real.

The backgrounds of the two TV series are different, the problems they face are different, the styles of the two TV series are different, the production methods are different, and the costumes and props of the two TV series are different.

Both dramas are adapted from history, and the basic relationship between the characters will not be much different, Zhu Gaochi loves Zhu Zhanji in the Ming Dynasty, and after succeeding to the throne, he also wholeheartedly helped his son stabilize the country, but Shangshi Zhu Gaochi just relied on Zhu Zhanji and was afraid of Zhu Zhanji after succeeding to the throne.

The focus of the two dramas is different

There is a gap in the interpretation of the role

"Daming Fenghua" is preconceived

The setting in terms of progress is not exciting enough, the terrain is relatively draggy and not attractive enough, and the overall costume design of this play is relatively old-fashioned and does not highlight the characteristics of the dynasty.

In terms of character performance and detail processing, this drama is more generous and has the flavor of Chinese painting.

The plot is not complete enough, the character design is not very good, the heroine's acting skills are not good enough, and she can't feel the emperor's domineering.

Because he wanted to leave the throne to his beloved child, but the child was only two years old when he was terminally ill, so he had to insist on keeping the throne for his child.

He always thought that this was what he deserved, he followed Zhu Di to fight everywhere when he was very young, and he had outstanding military achievements.

The hit drama "Daming Fenghua", which ended some time ago, can be said to make the audience watch it with relish, the Zhu family fights wits and courage around the throne, fighting to the death, Zhu Zhanji is the final victor and successfully sat on the throne, but after getting the throne, he understood that the original Son of Heaven was alone.

The story begins with Zhu Di, the Emperor of Yongle.

Zhu Di is the second son of Zhu Yuanzhang, because Emperor Jianwen's reduction of the feudal domain touched his own interests, so he rebelled and successfully seized the throne. After Zhu Di sat on the throne, Zhu Zhanji's father, Zhu Gaochi, successfully became the crown prince, and as we all know, the prince is the prince of the country and the legal successor to the next throne. It stands to reason that after the crown prince is established, all princes should keep to themselves, but because Zhu Gaochi is sick.

So the Han King Zhu Gaoxu coveted the throne, and always tried to deal with the prince's family, because only the prince was finished, and his chances of sitting on the throne were greater, but who would have thought that there was also a royal grandson Zhu Zhanji in the middle, although Zhu Zhanji was young, he was also eccentric and extremely smart.

It is not difficult to see from the play that although the prince seems to be weak, he is actually a person full of ideas, and he actually knows what his younger brother Han Wang did. As for King Han, he always thought that everything was under his control, and with the support of his third brother King Zhao, he should really doubt himself if he said that the throne was not in his hands.

But the fact is that Zhu Zhanji became the final winner, and the self-proclaimed smart King Han also made wrong decisions again and again, and in the end, even the 500,000 rebel army was easily taken away by Zhu Zhanji.

After the defeat, the King of Han was encircled by Zhu Zhanji, but he still did not change his life, and he still plotted a rebellion with King Zhao in secret. Originally, Zhu Zhanji never thought of executing the King of Han, but in the last conversation with the uncle and nephew of the King of Han, he learned about the things that the King of Han had planned for so many years, and what made Zhu Zhanji even more unbearable was that his father also died under the arrangement of the King of Han, so he asked Jinyiwei to roast the second uncle King Han in a fit of anger, and Zhu Zhanji himself really became a loner.

In the play, it was because Zhu Zhanji's second uncle deceived Zhu Zhanji that he poisoned his father, so he angered Zhu Zhanji, and in anger he ordered his second uncle to be roasted.

Because Zhu Zhanji was actually afraid of his second uncle deep in his heart, he chose to roast his second uncle, just to erase the fear of his second uncle in his heart.

is because his second uncle is the king of Han, and he once killed the entire population of his mansion, and he also told the secrets he knew.