When it comes to Jia Zhen in taiwan's Chinese TV version of "Dream of the Red Chamber", some friends will feel that this actor is somewhat familiar. Yes, he played Mr. Gongsun Ce's actor Fan Hongxuan in the 1993 version of the TV series "Bao Qingtian". Born in 1946, he majored in mechanical and electrical engineering in college, and after graduation, he also worked as an engineer, but he did not expect that such an engineering man would eventually take root in the show business circle. In fact, the Huashi version of "Dream of the Red Chamber" was filmed from 1992 to 1996, which is the same period as "Bao Qingtian", so his appearance is easily recognizable.
Fan Hongxuan played Gongsun Ce for many years, in addition to 1993's "Bao Qingtian", and later in 2009, he began to cooperate with Jin Chaoqun, He Jiajin and others on the new Bao Gong series. At that time, he was over sixty years old, but he was still very energetic. In "Bao Qingtian", Gongsun Ce is elegant and upright, and is a very upright image. Therefore, some viewers realized that Jia Zhen, who was charming and disregarded etiquette in the 96 version of "Dream of the Red Chamber", was played by "Gongsun Ce", saying that the childhood filter was broken, and some could no longer face Gongsun Ce.
The previous article mentioned that the screenwriter of the 96 version of "Dream of the Red Chamber" may be to let Qin Keqing retain a clean image in the hearts of the audience, and handle the relationship between Jia Zhen and Qin Keqing as a misunderstanding. Jia Zhen had a thief's heart and no thief's guts, picked up Qin Keqing's hairpin and wanted to return it to her, but just happened to meet Qin Keqing changing clothes, originally he quit and it would be fine, but he was met and shouted out by The Servant Ruizhu, causing a series of misunderstandings that could no longer be said clearly. In fact, after Ruizhu and Baozhu took the initiative to say that they wanted to keep their mouths shut, this matter should have been closed, but Jia Zhen wanted to be out of the woods.
When Jia Zhen encountered Qin Keqing's handmaiden jewel in the garden, he knocked on the side to ask for some words. Baozhu replied cautiously, but Jia Zhen, who still couldn't stand the thief's heart, decided that she would be a threat. At this time, just as You Shi was coming from a distance, Jia Zhen was inconvenient to have a seizure immediately, so he threatened Baozhu to go to TianxiangLou to wait for him to question. Baozhu knew that it was not good, and had no choice but to ask Qin Keqing for help, so Qin Keqing chose to go to TianxiangLou for Baozhu to attend the meeting.
Based on the overall tone of the version's treatment of this story, Jia Zhen and Qin Keqing naturally did not happen on the Tianxiang Tower. Jia Zhen just explained that he had only gone to return the hairpin, and that he was looking for Baozhu just to let her explain it on her behalf. Qin Keqing naturally understood that there was still an element of concealment behind this explanation, so he knelt down and took out the etiquette and morality to persuade Jia Zhen. This unembarrassed conversation was over, and it was as holy as a white lotus.
The next story seems to be logical, although the sensitive and delicate Qin Keqing did not really have anything to do with Jia Zhen, he still had a heart disease and could not afford to be sick. Although the 96 version advances the story line of Jia Rui and Wang Xifeng, on the occasion of Jia Dairu's birthday, Wang Xifeng took Baoyu to Keqing's room to visit the disease, but Qin Keqing's illness is relatively not so heavy. Until You Shi finally found Qin Keqing's hairpin while sorting out Jia Zhen's things. Well, although Jia Zhen repeatedly said that he wanted to return the hairpin to Qin Keqing, in the end he did not return it, but collected it himself, and this setting was really stupid. In short, Youshi was very angry and sad to see it.
With tears in her eyes, You Shi asked Jia Zhen who had just walked in, who owned the hairpin, jia Zhen was weak-minded, only said that he had picked it up, and did not know who it was. You Shi actually recognized that this hairpin was Qin Keqing's, so he directly attacked Jia Zhen. Then You Shi came to Qin Keqing's room with the hairpin, at this time the terrible music like a suspense film sounded, You Shi looked at Qin Keqing who was weak and asleep viciously, and put the hairpin on the bedside Qin Keqing woke up and saw the hairpin, like a thunderbolt on a sunny day, she knew that everything was over.
Qin Keqing called Baozhu Ruizhu and asked his wife (You Shi) if he had come, and he knew that the matter had been exposed (but in fact nothing happened), so at midnight he ran to the smoke-filled Tianxiang Building alone. The camera probably explains Qin Keqing's action of throwing bai aya, and then in a very exaggerated puff of smoke, the camera turns to Wang Xifeng's room. This place is naturally the famous bridge section where Qin Keqing gave Wang Xifeng a dream, and when he woke up from the dream, the news of Qin Keqing's death came. The death of Qin Keqing in the 96 version was handled quite beautifully. But in any case, the story of Jia Zhen and Qin Keqing ended tragically with Qin Keqing's death after all.
Some scholars believe that Qin Keqing and Li Feng are opposite, one abides by the way of women, and the other should be reversed, so Jia Zhen and Qin Keqing should indeed have something happening, and even Qin Keqing himself may be at fault. But the 96 version insisted that Qin Keqing and Jia Zhen did not really happen, but they still lost their reputation, and Qin Keqing died a little too unjustly. And later it seems that Jia Zhen's shamelessness should be far more than this paragraph, so this adaptation may not be very reasonable. But no matter what, Qin Keqing's story can only be a mystery for eternity because Cao Xueqin has deleted some of the plot herself.