The Crown Prince might have burned down Shijia Town for the following reasons: First, in order to frame the Second Prince, he created the illusion that Shi Jia Town had been burned to pin the crime on the Second Prince. This would stir up Fan Xian's hatred for the Second Prince and achieve the goal of killing with a borrowed knife. Secondly, Shi Jia Town might be hiding some of the Crown Prince's secrets, and the town was burned down to hide the secrets. Third, in order to win over Fan Xian, setting fire to the town was a tragic thing. Fan Xian was a good person and could not see such a thing. If he thought it was the Second Prince who had massacred the town, it would deepen the hatred between Fan Xian and the Second Prince. Fourth, in order to protect the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui, Fan Xian told the Crown Prince that Li Yunrui and Li Chengze were in cahoots. However, the Crown Prince had feelings for Li Yunrui. In order to protect Li Yunrui from being implicated by Li Chengze, he destroyed the evidence so that Fan Xian could not find a place to attack Li Yunrui. Fifth, in order to eliminate the evidence and prevent Fan Xian and the others from finding out that this matter was related to the Second Prince.

The Shi Family Town Village originated from the merchant surnamed Shi who settled down and built a village here. There was very limited information about Shi Family Town and Village, but it could be inferred that the name of Shi Family Town and Village came from the merchant surnamed Shi who settled in the area.
Jia Lian was the main character in the classical Chinese novel," Dream of the Red Chamber." He was the son of Jia She from Rong Mansion and was known as " Second Master Lian." He did not like to study or seek official positions, so he only served as a fifth-grade Tongzhi official position. He lived with his wife, Wang Xifeng, in his uncle Jia Zheng's house to help with the housework. Different from the other men in the Jia family, Jia Lian was smart and capable, and had participated in many important affairs in Rong Mansion. Regarding Jia Lian's ending, there was no mention of it in the information given so far.
In the Dream of the Red Chamber, there was a point of view that Jia Baoyu was the deposed prince. There are many hints and relevant analyses in the novel. For example, the Zhen family and the Cao family were highly similar, and the Cao family was involved in the battle for the throne between the nine princes. The background of the deposed prince Yinreng in the battle for the throne might have a potential connection with the creation of Dream of the Red Chamber. However, this was only a speculation based on text analysis and historical background. There was no conclusive conclusion that Jia Baoyu was the deposed prince. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Crown Prince of the Red Chamber was born by Jia She. Literature [3] mentioned that the Crown Prince of the Red Chamber was born by Jia She.
In Joy of Life, Prince Li Chengqian set fire to Shijia Town. The Crown Prince's goal was to anger Fan Xian and make him feel enmity toward the Second Prince and choose to stand on the Crown Prince's side. The Crown Prince believed that by burning down Shi Jia Town, Fan Xian would be disappointed in the Second Prince and ultimately support the Crown Prince. In addition, Shi Family Town was involved in the collusion between the Second Prince and the Eldest Princess. The Crown Prince did not want the Eldest Princess to be implicated, so he decided to burn down Shi Family Town. This action revealed the Crown Prince's hidden true colors.
Prince Li Chengqian set fire to Shijia Town in the TV series Joy of Life2. The Crown Prince's goal was to anger Fan Xian and make him completely disappointed in the Second Prince and choose to stand on the Crown Prince's side. The Crown Prince believed that after Fan Xian obtained the evidence of the Second Prince's betrayal, he would completely break off relations with the Second Prince. The reason why the Crown Prince set fire to Shi Family Town was because Shi Family Town was involved in the collusion between the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince. The Crown Prince liked the Eldest Princess and did not want her to be implicated. Thus, the Crown Prince's actions were to protect the Eldest Princess and make Fan Xian stand completely on his side.
Crown Prince Li Chengqian had set fire to Shi Jia Town in order to anger Fan Xian and make him feel enmity toward the Second Prince and choose to stand on the Crown Prince's side. The Crown Prince hoped to use this method to completely disappoint the Second Prince and make him stand with the Crown Prince. In addition, the Crown Prince had colluded with the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui. If Fan Xian could obtain evidence of the Second Prince's betrayal, he could expose the Eldest Princess 'smuggling plot. Thus, the Crown Prince's true goal in setting fire to Shijia Town was to use Fan Xian to defeat the Second Prince.
The fall of Shijia Town in the second season of Joy of Life was the Prince's plot. The Crown Prince used Fan Xian to deal with the Second Prince and caused the burning of Shi Family Town. Then, he pushed the blame onto the Second Prince and attempted to weaken the Second Prince's power. The Crown Prince displayed his sinister and cunning side, not hesitating to burn down the entire Shi Family Town to achieve his goal. This incident revealed how deep the Crown Prince's thoughts were and had an important impact on the development of the plot.
Zhao County's Shi Village belonged to Zhao County's Fan Village.
Crown Prince and Crown Prince were two different titles. According to the documents of Noble Prisoner and Nanjing Daily, Zhu Biao was the son of Zhu Yuanzhang and was made the heir and crown prince. And according to the documents of Great Ming Elegance, the conversation between the Crown Prince and the Crown Princess showed that they were a couple and had a son. According to the document " The Hat of a Prince of the Ming Dynasty "," A Study of the Apparels Unearthed from the Tomb of the King Huang of the Ming Dynasty ", the royal family members below the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, such as the crown prince, the prince, and the prince, had some differences in their clothing. In summary, the crown prince and the shizi were different titles. The crown prince referred to the emperor's son, while the shizi referred to the emperor's eldest son.