After the launch of "Daming Style", the momentum was very strong, and it created topics many times, and made the daily life of the Zhu family father and son frequently search. If It can be said that Zhu Di, played by Wang Xuexi's predecessor, is very suspicious, Sun Ruowei, played by Tang Wei, has lost his girlishness, and Zhu Zhanji, played by Zhu Yawen, seems to be from the East Factory, then only the prince Zhu Gaozi, played by Liang Guanhua, is the most grounded role.
"Daming Fenghua" is adapted from Lian Jingzhuyi's novel "Chronicle of the Six Dynasties", which mainly tells the story of Sun Ruowei's experience of the Five Emperors and Six Dynasties. To say that the wonderful points in the play, the men of the Zhu family are all highlights, and their personalities are also different. Emperor Zhu Di had a deep heart, the King of Han was very ambitious, the King of Zhao had his own wishful thinking in his heart, his grandson Zhu Zhanji was kind at heart, and the crown prince was zhu Zhanji's father, Zhu Gaozi, who was only a promise, but also one of the men of the Zhu family who seemed to be the most nested.
After Zhu Di captured the emperor, the country expanded, but he was still unhappy. He wanted the world to judge him perfectly, and he was afraid that his children would be killed by their brothers because of their imperial throne. He let his children swear an oath, and as a result, the ambitions of the Han king to usurp the throne only increased. In the latest plot, the King of Han is favored and handles the affairs of the harem, and the prince becomes an undesirable son.
Grandson Zhu Zhanji was not accustomed to his father, and he questioned why his father could not straighten his waist and be a man. Zhu Gaozi told his son that when he handled government affairs, he found that the most terrible thing was the human heart. Zhu Di's mind could not be guessed, and if he wanted to save his life, he could only promise. Zhu Zhanji also understood his father and had a little sympathy and respect for him.
Zhu Di did not want history to repeat itself, but he could not allow the Ambitions of the Han King to become bigger and swallow Laozi's jiangshan. Zhu Di was more inclined to the crown prince Zhu Gaozi, who seemed clumsy, ambitious, and benevolent, and would make the people live a good life. This made the King of Han, who was bent on being called emperor, dissatisfied, he followed his father to fight for many years, and he was a hundred times stronger than the prince in terms of military talent, why could he only be a small king?
The King of Han raised anti-thieves to assassinate Zhu Di, and also put the hat on Zhu Gaozi's head, and the prince, who had always been a promise, was even more helpless. The drama of the King of Han framing and suppressing the Prince became heavier and heavier, and Zhu Di seemed to be inclined to the King of Han, taking over the power of the Prince to approve the recital and entrusting all these matters to the King of Han. The King of Han hit the iron while it was hot, and he was even more harsh on the prince, and repeatedly complained in front of Zhu Di. This move of the King of Han, in the eyes of the discerning people, was to lay the foundation for usurping the throne, and as long as he stumbled over the prince, he had a great chance to turn over.
Crown Prince Zhu Gaozi will not turn into fish meat on the Han King's board, Mingzhe will protect himself, and he will most survive under Zhu Di's blade. Zhu Di would not do anything to the prince, because in his eyes, the prince was the most sentient and righteous son. Zhu Gaozi was able to mix around Zhu Di without a single hair, all by virtue of his great wisdom and foolishness.
In Xiao Ying's view, Zhu Gaozi was able to turn danger into disaster many times, thanks to his son Zhu Zhanji, who was his biggest nobleman. Zhu Di's greatest love is not his three sons, but his grandson Zhu Zhanji. Zhu Zhanji was asked by Zhu Di's hand-picked teachers since he was a child, and often let him do personal affairs for himself, even giving him a gold medal. Even in the unspeakable affairs of men and women, Zhu Di asked his grandson to help find medicine.
When Zhu Di was still the King of Yan, when the emperor's eldest grandson Zhu Zhanji was born, he had a dream, and his father Zhu Yuanzhang gave him a dream: "Pass on the descendants of the descendants, forever Qichang." Subsequently, the Emperor's grandson was born. It may also be this dream, Zhu Di cultivated his grandson Zhu Zhanji with his heart, and Zhu Di's favor for his grandson was envied and hated by his son King Zhao of Han.