Joy of Life quoted a poem from Dream of the Red Chamber: " Stay Yuqing, stay Yuqing, and suddenly meet a benefactor; Thank you for your mother, thank you for your mother's help." This poem expressed the meaning of a family that accumulated good deeds must have after-celebration, emphasizing the importance of doing good deeds and accumulating virtue. In Joy of Life, this poem was quoted many times and could be said to be the theme of the play. This poem also reflected Fan Xian's pursuit of life. When he was poor, he was alone. When he was rich, he had many wives and concubines. At the same time, it also conveyed the idea of equality for all. In general, this poem had a deep meaning in Joy of Life and was closely related to the plot and theme.

Joy of Life quoted a poem from Dream of the Red Chamber: " Stay Yuqing, stay Yuqing, and suddenly meet a benefactor; Thank you for your mother, thank you for your mother's help." This poem expressed the meaning of a family that accumulated good deeds must have after-celebration, emphasizing the importance of doing good deeds and accumulating virtue. In Joy of Life, this poem was quoted many times and could be said to be the theme of the play. This poem also reflected Fan Xian's pursuit of life. When he was poor, he was alone. When he was rich, he had many wives and concubines. At the same time, it also conveyed the idea of equality for all. In general, this poem had a deep meaning in Joy of Life and was closely related to the plot and theme.
Joy of Life quoted a poem from Dream of the Red Chamber: " Stay Yuqing, stay Yuqing, and suddenly meet a benefactor; Thank you for your mother, thank you for your mother's help." This poem expressed the meaning of a family that accumulated good deeds must have after-celebration, emphasizing the importance of doing good deeds and accumulating virtue. In Joy of Life, this poem was quoted many times and could be said to be the theme of the play. This poem also reflected Fan Xian's pursuit of life. When he was poor, he was alone. When he was rich, he had many wives and concubines. At the same time, it also conveyed the idea of equality for all. In general, this poem had a deep meaning in Joy of Life and was closely related to the plot and theme.
The poem in Joy of Life was " Climbing High." This poem was regarded as the first seven-character poem in ancient and modern times, and was praised as the first seven-character poem in history. It was the work of Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty who was called the " Poet Saint " by later generations. This poem expressed the poet's worries and concern for the country and the people, as well as his personal suffering and predicament.
Joy of Life appeared in episode 27.
The poem in Joy of Life was " Climbing High."
In Joy of Life, there was a line from the fifth chapter of Dream of the Red Chamber: " Thank you for your mother. Thank you for your mother." The meaning of this poem was to be grateful to his mother because she had accumulated some hidden merits. In Joy of Life, this poem was quoted to express the protagonist's gratitude to his mother. To put it more specifically, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei, had accumulated a lot of good fortune, allowing Fan Xian to have someone to protect him.
Fan Xian's mother was Ye Qingmei. Ye Qingmei was a transmigrator with superb talent and knowledge. In the novel Joy of Life, Ye Qingmei's identity and background were not revealed in detail, but her appearance changed the entire Qing Kingdom. She assisted the Qing Emperor when he ascended the throne and was killed by him. Fan Xian had always been brooding over his mother's death. When he grew up, he worked hard to practice martial arts, hoping to kill the murderer with his own hands.
Fan Xian's mother was Ye Qingmei. Ye Qingmei was a transmigrator. She was the Qing Emperor's lover and the woman he feared. Under the rule of Qing Kingdom, she helped the Ye family establish a business system and promoted modern soap and glass-making technology, allowing the Qing Kingdom's economy to flourish. However, Ye Qingmei was eventually killed by the Qing Emperor. Fan Xian was the illegitimate child of Ye Qingmei and the Qing Emperor. He had been saved by Fan Jian and raised, but Fan Xian did not know his true identity.
In Joy of Life, Fan Xian's mother was Liu Ruyu. Liu Ruyu was the concubine of Fan Jian, the assistant minister of the Qing Kingdom's Ministry of Revenue. She was also Fan Sizhe's mother. To Fan Xian, she was the second concubine. Although Liu Ruyu did not want Fan Xian to come to Jingdou at first, worried that he would steal her son and inherit the Fan family's position, after a series of events, Liu Ruyu also knew Fan Xian's character. She had seen Fan Xian's change and the feelings between the two brothers, so she and Fan Xian had reconciled and resolved their conflict. In the end, Fan Xian's status was like the sun at noon, and his son's shop grew bigger and bigger, so it could be said that Liu Ruyu's story was more complete.
In Joy of Life, Fan Xian recited Li Bai's poem," About to Drink." This poem was a work similar to a "drinking song" that Li Bai wrote with his friends when his career was frustrated. Fan Xian chose to recite this poem, perhaps because it was majestic and could shake people's hearts at the poetry competition. The poem used two long lines at the beginning. It was magnificent and could shock the readers in an instant.