"Eight-Year-Old Dragon Master In Tokyo" is a costume light comedy directed by Jing Quan, starring Shi Xiaolong, Jiao Enjun, and Xu Huanshan. It premiered in 2000. At that time, Shi Xiaolong, as a child star, could be described as red and purple, and was also loved by people of all ages.
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Returning to the truth, the play tells the story of an eight-year-old naughty boy ——— the little prince Liu Ji who is active and unconventional, and is used by the traitorous minister Liang Ji to forcibly support the throne, with the intention of continuing to control the government; at the same time, Liu Yi is also caught in the death struggle between Li Guyi, a minister who supports his cousin Liu Garlic as the emperor, and Liang Ji, and the eight-year-old little emperor and a general have a series of stories of wit and courage.
At the end of the story, Liang Ji, the great evil man who "does many acts of injustice will kill himself", finally got his due fate. After right and wrong, ups and downs, Xiao Longye was no longer the eight-year-old pee emperor. He left the throne to Liu Garlic and left with Li Gu.
Intense stories, sinister and vicious court battles, thrilling and crazy assassination operations, perverted and entangled love, and magnificent fight scenes run through the naughty speech of the hero, an eight-year-old child, making the danger more sinister and the evil more evil at the same time, but also making the tense and breathless fast pace, with a heartfelt smile.
The show caters to the public's pleasure and revenge, but it does not match the real history. However, it also reflects the phenomenon of serious dictatorship of foreign relatives in the middle and late period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and it can be said that no foreign relatives of that dynasty in history can surpass the Eastern Han Dynasty. The Eastern Han Empire eventually fell apart under the rotation of foreign relatives and eunuchs.
Eastern Han Emperor Relationship Table
The Han Emperor Liu Miao in history is not as lucky as in the play. He was the tenth emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, reigned for one year, leaving behind the famous "General Of This Banner" and was poisoned at the age of 8.
Liang Ji, who poisoned the emperor, was also a famous "ruthless man". During the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was a foreign relative and traitor, and the son of the great general Liang Shang. He successively established the three emperors of Chong, Qian, and Huan, and ruled the government for nearly twenty years. Later, he was plotted by Emperor Huan and eunuchs to destroy the Liang clan, which can also be regarded as revenge for the Eastern Han imperial family.