In the TV series "The Legend of Zhen Huan", Zhen Huan is the biological mother of Emperor Qianlong, and her biological son Hongyi was born during the Qianlong period. However, in the real events of history, Hongyi is not Zhen Huan's biological son, but the son of Emperor Yongzheng. So, why did Hongyi die of depression in the TV series? Let's take a look at what Emperor Qianlong did to Hongyi.
In the TV series, Zhen Huan was forced to leave the palace to practice in Ganlu Temple because she was snubbed by Yongzheng and excluded by other concubines in the palace.
However, she did not give up her quest for power and expectations for her son. During her time at Ganlu Temple, she became acquainted with and fell in love with King Yunli of Guojun. Later, she was given the opportunity to return to the palace and gave birth to twin sons, one of whom was Yunli's flesh and blood.
In order to protect this child, Zhen Huan lied that this child was Yongzheng's flesh and blood, which was later Hongyi. However, this lie caused a lot of trouble to Hongyi. He was considered by everyone to be of royal blood, but in fact he was not. It made him feel very lonely and helpless.
In the TV series, this plot made a great impression on the audience. However, in the real events of history, Hongyi is not Zhen Huan's biological son, but the son of Emperor Yongzheng. Although his fate is full of twists and turns and misfortunes, this does not change his identity and status as a royal bloodline.
In addition to the trouble that this lie brought to Hongyi, Emperor Qianlong's attitude towards Hongyi also made him feel very depressed. Qianlong was very fond of Hongyi, but this favor was based on the recognition that he was of royal blood.
Emperor Qianlong's strict requirements and expectations for Hongyi made him feel very stressed. When Hongyi made a mistake, Qianlong would punish him severely, which made him feel very aggrieved and helpless.
In such an environment, Hongyi gradually became lonely, depressed, and helpless. He began to develop a keen interest in books and became obsessed with them. However, his actions were seen by others as unprofessional, which made him even more isolated and excluded. His love for books may have been due to his desire to find inner peace and comfort through reading.
In the end, in an accident, Hongyu was removed from his official position because of the failure to rescue Emperor Qianlong. This event may have been a turning point in Hongyi's fate. He felt that he had lost all hope and meaning, and ended up depressed at home. This plot, although tragic and touching, does not exist in the real events of history.
In the TV series, this plot is portrayed very tragically and touching. The audience felt sorry and distressed for Hongyi's fate. However, in the real events of history, Hongyi is not Zhen Huan's biological son, but the son of Emperor Yongzheng. Although his fate is full of twists and turns and misfortunes, this does not change his identity and status as a royal bloodline.
In short, in the TV series "The Legend of Zhen Huan", Hongyi's death from depression is closely related to Emperor Qianlong's attitude and behavior towards him. Emperor Qianlong's favor and strict requirements for Hongyi made him feel very conflicted and helpless. When he made a mistake, Emperor Qianlong's punishment made him feel very aggrieved and lost. Eventually, in an accident, Hongyi lost all hope and meaning, and finally died depressed at home. This plot, although tragic and touching, does not exist in the real events of history.
The real Hongyi in history may be different from the image in the TV series. Although his fate was somewhat influenced by the fictional plot, this did not affect his true image as a member of the royal family. His identity, status, talents, and contributions are all impossible to ignore.
Historically, Hongyi was a highly respected member of the royal family. He was talented, erudite, and artistic, especially in poetry, calligraphy, and painting. His cultural literacy and artistic talent were highly praised at the time. In addition, he is also a lover of reading, often immersed in the study of various classics, and has unique insights into history, literature, philosophy and other fields.
In addition to his love of books, he is also passionate about political affairs. He actively participated in the affairs of the DPRK and paid close attention to national development and people's livelihood issues. Although he did not hold an important position in politics, he always cared about national affairs and gave advice to the imperial court. His insight and wisdom enjoyed a high reputation within the royal family.
However, compared to the image in the TV series, the historical Hongyi also has its imperfections. He has received some criticism for misconduct. Still, these minor imperfections do not affect his overall image and status.
To sum up, the image of Hongyi in the TV series "The Legend of Zhen Huan" may be different from the real image of history. However, both in fictional plots and in real historical images, Hongyi is a talented and intelligent character.
His love of books, his interest in political affairs, and his loyalty to the royal family all demonstrate his demeanor and responsibility as a member of the royal family.
Despite his shortcomings in some areas, his talent and intelligence cannot be overlooked. His knowledge and insight allowed him to occupy an important position in the royal family and also played an important role in the governance and development of the country.
In the TV series "The Legend of Zhen Huan", Hongyi's death from depression left a deep impression on the audience. However, this is not the case with the historical Hongyi.
Although his fate was somewhat influenced by the fictional plot, this did not affect his true image as a member of the royal family. His identity, status, talents, and contributions are all impossible to ignore.
In short, whether it is an image in a TV series or a real image in history, Hongyi is a character with a complex personality and rich experience. His talent and intellect gave him an important place in the royal family, but his fate was full of twists and turns. Still, his image and contributions deserve our respect and remembrance.