Surprised, not surprised? Ziwei in the TV series "Huanzhu Gege" returned from the Qinglou, and every audience had a question mark in their hearts. However, when Er Kang revealed Ziwei's secret without saying a word, what kind of emotional reversal was this?
The chastity of ancient women was treasured, and when Ziwei endured three days and three nights of torture in the Qinglou, her condition made it doubtful that she could still maintain her chastity. This experience was not only a physical pain for Ziwei, but also a major mental blow.
In this high-profile TV series, Ziwei's experience is particularly heart-wrenching. She was originally a pure and lovely aristocratic woman, but because of an unfortunate accident, she was trafficked to the Qinglou. There, she was subjected to days of abuse and humiliation. And when Erkang finally found her, she was already in a trance and disheveled.
In ancient times, Qinglou was a stigmatized place, and it was often difficult for women who were trafficked there to maintain their innocence. And crape myrtle, beautiful and moving, naturally became the prey in the eyes of those people. Although she is strong and unyielding, she is powerless in the face of powerful bullies.
The moment Erkang found Ziwei, his reaction was complicated. When he saw his beloved woman suffering so much, he had mixed feelings in his heart. Although he didn't express it directly, his eyes and movements already revealed everything. When Ziwei was found, her reaction was also very abnormal, she was not ecstatic as usual, but showed a look of fear and inferiority.
These details make people wonder what Ziwei experienced during her days in the Qinglou. Although it is not explicitly stated in the play, all signs indicate that Ziwei is no longer able to return to her old life. She tried to wash the filth off her body in the shower, and refused to let Erkang look at her wounds, all of which showed the deep remorse and pain in her heart.
Netizen A: Seeing Ziwei suffer like this, it is really distressing. Although the TV series is fictional, it reflects the injustice of women in ancient times. I hope that our current society can give more respect and protection to women.
Netizen B: Er Kang's love is really touching, he is desperate to save Ziwei, and no matter what happens to Ziwei, he insists on being with her. This kind of unwavering love is really rare.
Netizen C: Although the plot is worrying, I also hope that everyone can see the problem from it, and there will be no more tragedies like Ziwei. Women's rights and dignity should be respected by society as a whole.
Ziwei's experience is embarrassing, and the tragic experience of falling from a noble personality to a Qinglou reflects the cruel treatment of women and the unequal social concept of society at that time. But through Erkang's perseverance, we see how true love transcends all difficulties and prejudices.
The show is not only a tragic story, but also a reminder that everyone should be treated equally and with respect, and that no matter what the odds are, they should have a chance to be redeemed and reborn.
In this story, despite the great suffering that Crape Myrtle has suffered, her indomitable and Erkang's unwavering support show the best of human nature. This spirit of defying difficulties and facing them bravely, as well as unconditional love and support, is something that each of us should learn from.
As Er Kang said, "The mountains are edgeless, the heaven and the earth are together, and the dare is the king", this sentence is not only an expression of emotion, but also a kind of persistence in ideals and beliefs. In modern society, we should pay more attention to the protection of human rights, especially the protection of women's rights and interests, so that this positive energy can continue to be passed on and build a more fair and harmonious social environment.
"The mountains are edgeless, the heaven and the earth are together, but dare to be with the king" This sentence is not only a love story, but also a recognition of Ziwei's strength and unyieldingness. But let's think about why the fate of women always needs to prove themselves through this ordeal? Do you think it's fair?