Chen Zhongzhong's Lu Zhaopeng has always been a controversial character.
In the torrent of history rolling forward, he has made great contributions, which is commendable. However, behind such a man, or such a group of men, there are too many women who sacrifice silently.
Leng Qiuyue is one of them, this woman who has not awakened her mind and obeyed her father's order to marry Lu Zhaopeng. I thought that marrying the most promising young man in Bailu Plain would lead a happy life.
But she didn't expect that marrying into the Lu family was like entering a cage, locking her girl's heart. Since then, there has been no throbbing of a girl, but there is no joy of being a woman.
On the wedding night, before she had time to experience it, Lu Zhaopeng was over. It can be said that Lu Zhaopeng made her a real woman, but only this time, she began a life of widowhood.
She has been kept in the dark, thinking that her husband is doing big things outside, so she never comes home. But when Lu Zhaopeng returned to the original principal, this fig leaf could no longer be hidden.
It turned out that the husband was not unable to return home, but he was unwilling to go home, and he was not even willing to touch himself. Such a fact is fatal to any woman.
She lives in her longing for Lu Zhaopeng, struggling with ethics and desire. The times did not open up to her because she married Lu Zhaopeng, and finally said goodbye to Bailu Plaintiff with the most embarrassing death.
When I was young, I read "White Deer Plain", and I kept thinking about why Lu Zhaopeng didn't like the ladies cultivated by Mr. Leng, why did he refuse to touch Leng Qiuyue, was there something wrong with him.
Only later did I realize that his so-called hardships were selfish.
The reason given by Lu Zhaopeng was that there was no love between him and Leng Qiuyue, so he didn't touch Leng Qiuyue.
As a husband, he is irresponsible, and if he didn't like Leng Qiuyue in the first place, he shouldn't marry her. It's just that at that time, he was forced by Lu Zilin to get married and enter the cave room.
In the face of power, the diehards represented by Lu Taiheng and Lu Zilin, Lu Zhaopeng was helpless and powerless, and he compromised again and again. As his wings fullened, he began to rebel, but this rebellion was incomplete.
As a result, Leng Qiuyue became a victim.
He couldn't directly turn his face with his father and grandfather, so he used Leng Qiuyue to show his attitude, in Lu Zhaopeng's heart, once he touched Leng Qiuyue, he failed.
As a representative of the young generation of new ideas in the play, Lu Zhaopeng's idea is immature, whether he touches Leng Qiuyue or not is no longer a problem between two people, but a struggle between new ideas and old ideas.
He is like a rebellious teenager in adolescence, who wants to be independent, but has to rely on his parents, so he can't get angry directly, he can only show it by slamming the door.
And Leng Qiuyue's snub is the performance of Lu Zhaopeng's slamming the door.
Lu Zhaopeng is very eager for a new type of marriage, as long as two people love each other, nothing can stop two people from being together, so he is very envious of Heiwa and Tian Xiao'e's marriage, but at that time, he was not strong enough.
Such a character image laid the groundwork for him to be with Bai Ling later, and when he has the ability to resist, he will completely overthrow the original old ideas.
The more deviant he and Bai Ling loved, and the more they didn't touch Leng Qiuyue, the more they proved that they had won.
In the tug-of-war with the diehards, Lu Zhaopeng did win.
Lu Zilin, who had slapped him three times and made him marry Leng Qiuyue, began to regret it. Facing Mr. Leng, who was unparalleled in benevolence and righteousness, he felt extremely ashamed.
Lu Zilin tried to beat Lu Zhaopeng back with three more slaps, but found that the other party was no longer the child who needed to shelter himself, and he finally withdrew his hand.
Lu Zhaopeng used practical actions to show everyone that although the marriage is controlled, his love is free, and this is the world they are going to build.
In addition to Lu Zilin, Mr. Leng also tried to save Lu Zhaopeng, but he and Lu Zilin adopted different methods and methods. When Lu Zhaopeng was in danger, he scattered all his family wealth and only begged Lu Zhaopeng to give Leng Qiuyue a child.
Lu Zhaopeng, who owed others the grace of saving his life, still did not lower his proud head, he said: "God, this might as well take my life"
As a result, Mr. Leng's so-called benevolence became pedantic in Lu Zhaopeng's eyes, and he left Bailuyuan without looking back, ignoring Mr. Leng, who had scattered all his family wealth, and Leng Qiuyue, who was looking forward to it at home.
For him, it is his attitude not to eat hard and soft.
It's just that this kind of winning is really too simple, as long as you have no conscience, you can sacrifice Leng Qiuyue.
Lu Zhaopeng gave an upright reason for his lack of conscience, that is, to emancipate his mind, but it is indeed Leng Qiuyue who can pay the price, how unfair.
Lu Zhaopeng's self-righteous love is actually selfish.
He thought he loved more people, so he gave up Leng Qiuyue's little love. In fact, he just wanted to prove himself and enjoy the sense of accomplishment that comes with changing his mind.
It can be seen that no matter how difficult it is, Lu Zhaopeng enjoys it, this is a man's enterprising performance, and it has indeed achieved certain results, which is commendable.
Could it be that with Leng Qiuyue and the woman he is marrying, won't he succeed?
Not necessarily.
Lu Zhaopeng's thoughts may not be too extreme and radical, he has never even tried to save Leng Qiuyue, she is just an innocent woman, why should she be regarded as a diehard by her husband.
There are too many such men in history, but the aura of success covers up the mistakes they have made, and those unknown women can only be nameless victims.
And it is precisely because of "White Deer Plain" that we see that there is such a group of women, who have also contributed to the development of history, and they are more worthy of being remembered than those men.