Commander Wu Peimei's original form was Wu Shimin. Wu Shimin was the major general of the 3rd division 12th division. He was Tang Huaiyuan's subordinate and had a good command of the army.

Zhongtiao Mountain was a mountain range in Shanxi Province, China. It had no direct relationship with Wu Peimei. Wu Peimei was a famous military general in modern China. She had made great contributions to the cause of China's liberation during the Chinese Red Army and the Anti-Japanese War. The Battle of Zhongtiaoshan was a battle that took place in 1941 between China and Japan. In the end, the Japanese army won. However, there was no mention of Wu Peimei's specific role or related information in the Zhongtiao Mountain Battle. Therefore, there was no clear answer in the search results regarding the specific relationship between Zhongtiao Mountain and Wu Peimei.
The original form of Commander Song was General Zhao Shoushan.
The original form of Commander Song was General Zhao Shoushan.
The military commander Song in the TV series was based on General Zhao Shoushan.
In the Legend of Marshal Wu, Lu Xiaohe played the role of He Mingchuan, Marshal Wu's adjutant.
Wu Gengji's character was based on the son of King Zhou of Shang, Wu Geng.
The prototype of the Wu Dynasty in the novel was a dynasty in Chinese history, the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty was an important dynasty in Chinese history. It was known as the " open and tolerant era " and the " era of civilization and progress." It was also one of the periods in Chinese history where culture flourished, the economy was rich, and the arts flourished. In the Tang Dynasty, poetry, music, painting and other cultural arts were highly developed and many famous poets, musicians, painters and so on appeared. The Tang Dynasty in " Duel Son-in-law " showed the prosperity and prosperity of the Tang Dynasty by describing the style and characters of the Tang Dynasty.
In << Distant Flowing Water >>, Fifth Zhao was an inner guard, and he was a key character. Fifth Zhao married and had children before he entered the palace. After his wife died early, his son had been living in Nanling. He had witnessed King Qi's murder and then his death. His fate was closely related to the main characters in the story. His story was learned and reported by the chief of the palace, which aroused the emperor's suspicion and promoted the development of a series of plots, such as the emperor's doubts about Rong Yudie's return to the palace. It was very likely that he was arranged by Rong Yu Die. The information about his descendants also became a factor that triggered the conflict in the story and the suspicion of the characters. It was of great significance to reveal the secrets in the story. For example, his son, Pei Yan, finally revealed the shocking secret of the relationship between Xie Che and Rong Yu Die. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
Wu Sidao's prototype was Dai Duo, a servant in Yongzheng's residence. Dai Duo was very talented and resourceful. After Emperor Kangxi deposed Prince Yinreng, he wrote more than ten letters to persuade Yinzhen to participate in the fight for the throne. However, Yinzhen had originally kept a low profile, and Dai Duo's behavior disgusted him, and he even reprimanded him in his reply. After Yongzheng succeeded to the throne, he sent Dai Duo to Nian Gengyao's side, so that the two could monitor each other. Dai Duo showed the letter he wrote to Yin Zhen to Nian Gengyao. After Nian Gengyao read it, he wrote a secret report to Yongzheng. Later, Yongzheng punished Dai Duo for corruption. In addition, there was indeed a person named Wu Sidao in history, but he was a private advisor in Shaoxing and had never met Yongzheng. He had helped Tian Wenjing a lot during Yongzheng's implementation of the new policy. Tian Wenjing could become Yongzheng's favorite minister because of Wu Sidao. Yongzheng knew about Wu Sidao in his letters with Tian Wenjing, and he even asked in passing," Is Mr. Wu safe?" While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Sun Wukong was a fictional character from the protagonist of the Chinese Ming Dynasty novel Journey to the West. Although the story of Sun Wukong originated from ancient literature, there was no historical prototype to find.