As we all know, the host He Jiong once imitated the Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I in the show, because "Princess Sisi" has been well known to many viewers, the program team paid great attention to restoring the image played by Karl Heinz Böhm on the screen when he jiong looked. Among them, He Jiong also wears a lot of Austrian medals, let's analyze and study it, and see if these medal models produced by the program team are right!
First of all, He Jiong is certainly right to wear the large ribbon of the Military Order of Maria Theresa of Austria, which is Austria's highest medal, and the large ribbon adopts the style of the Austrian flag, red and white, which is very imitative. However, the Austrian Medal of Merit is to be hung on the rose knot at the bottom of the large ribbon, that is, the badge of the medal at the left crotch. In addition, He Jiong's left chest did not wear the stars of the medal, which may be that the prop teacher did not have time to make it, so it was omitted. After all, He Jiong wore a large ribbon and knew that Franz Josef I had the Austrian Medal of Merit.
He Jiong's imitation of the Austrian emperor did not wear the Order of the Golden Fleece, and Franz Joseph I wore the Golden Fleece medal on his neck in his youth, which is a knight's medal of the first class with a collar, with a ribbon of bright red. The Golden Fleece medal also features a Grand Grand Necklace Edition in Austria.
Order of the Golden Fleece of Austria
Carl Heinz Boehm also wears the Knight's Medal (Grade III) of the Maria Teresa Military Medal in Princess Sissi, a medal of this rank, which is a placket, and the ribbon is also a red and white ribbon, folded into a triangle.
He Jiong also imitated the "Princess Sissi" and wore the knightly Maria Teresa Military Medal, but according to the tradition of European countries wearing medals, a medal is only worn at the highest level, and usually does not wear all the grades of a medal on the body. The knightly Maretha Teresa Military Medal also does not appear on the internationally recognized medallion of the order of Franz-Joseph I in the white military uniform. The reason for this is that the medals obtained by Franz Joseph I are very complicated, not only did he receive 10 Austrian medals and medals, but also 24 foreign medals and medals.
In fact, the three grades of the Maria Teresa Military Medal from low to high are knight, knight commander and grand cross, as shown in the figure above.
Franz Joseph I of Sissi also wore the Imperial Order of the Iron Crown, which had a yellow ribbon with blue-green fringes. Medals are also divided into three levels, from low to high, knight three, knight second, and knight first.
Franz Joseph I of the Order of St. George of the Fourth Degree, issued by the RussianS, in Princess Sissi, is easier to identify, with a yellow and black ribbon and a white enamel Maltese cross. Russia has attached great importance to the Order of St. George in history, and the st. George ribbon is now a national symbol respected by the Russian people.
Franz Joseph I of the Princess Sissi wore a Cross of The Austrian Imperial Military Heroism, which Franz Joseph later developed into a medal for military merit named after him, divided into three grades: gold, silver and bronze.
Study here, we can find that the medal worn by He Jiong is only a simple imitation of Franz Joseph I, many medals only imitate the ribbon, and do not imitate the badge, from this point of analysis, the imitation of the program group is also a three-point image, giving the audience an intuitive impression, and did not study the Austrian medal system in depth.