In " The Crane and the Magnificent Pavilion," Zhang Luzheng was finally sentenced to death and his head fell to the ground. From a character who wandered between various forces in an attempt to seek benefits, he had experienced many twists and turns, such as deliberately making his daughter the Crown Princess, himself being promoted to the Head of the Secretariat, and then losing his beloved daughter and being imprisoned. In the end, he completed redemption in a sense with his death. His death saved Lu Wenxi and also drew an end to his life. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
In "The Crane's Bright Pavilion": - The villain, Li Bozhou, was defeated by the Crown Prince, Xiao Dingquan, and his family was exterminated. - Xiao Dingtang was demoted to a vassal state and could not return to Beijing for life. - Zhang Lu was sentenced to death and his son Zhang Shaoyun was banished. - Gu Fengen committed suicide. - Prince Xiao Dingquan hanged himself. - Xiao Dingquan's uncle, Gu Silin, was killed. - Empress Zhao committed suicide by swallowing gold. - Xiao Dingkai was killed by caning. - Ah Yuan died of illness. - Xu Changzong died. - After Ah 'Bao gave birth to Xiao Ding Quan's child, he followed him. - In the end, the person who became the king was still Xiao Jian. He guarded his throne alone. After Xiao Ding Quan, the little county lord Xiao Ding Liang became the new Crown Prince. He inherited Xiao Ding Quan's will and took on the responsibility of protecting the peace of the world. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The "Hua Ting" in the "Crane's Huating" was the ancient name of Song Jiang. Lu Ji, a famous writer and calligrapher of the Western Jin Dynasty, was born in the Lu family of Wu County. Before he was executed, he lamented,"How can I hear the cry of a crane in Huating?" (Southern Song Dynasty "Yunjian Zhi, Lu Ji Biography"). In addition, there were also places called Huating, such as Huating City, a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Gansu Province, but this had a different meaning from the Huating in the "Crane Huating". While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
Many of the characters in "The Crane and the Magnificent Pavilion" had tragic endings. The villain Zhongshu Ling Li Baizhou was defeated by Prince Xiao Dingquan and his family was exterminated; Xiao Dingtang was demoted to the vassal state and could not return to Beijing for life; Zhang Luzheng was sentenced to death and his son Zhang Shaoyun was banished to the army. The protagonist, Gu Fengen committed suicide, Prince Xiao Dingquan hanged himself. Xiao Dingquan's uncle, Gu Silin, was killed, Empress Zhao committed suicide by swallowing gold, Xiao Dingkai died of caning, Ah Yuan died of illness, and Xu Changzong also died. Wen Xi (Ah Bao) was trapped in the capital during her pregnancy. After giving birth to the child, Ah Chen, she committed suicide and followed Xiao Dingquan. Even Xiao Jian, who eventually became the emperor, guarded the throne alone. Most of these characters ended in death or tragic situations, and the overall situation was tragic. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The crane crane and the pavilion are not finished yet.
The Crane Crane Pavilion was a historical novel that told the story of Emperor Zhu Yijun being deposed by eunuchs at the end of the Ming Dynasty and the rise of Qing Taizu Nurhachi.
The following is the ending of the characters in "The Crane and the Pavilion": - [Xiao Dingquan: In the original novel, he used the crane shaped golden hairpin given to him by Lu Wenxi to cut off his own bloodline and died.] He gave up the opportunity to turn the situation around in the battle with Emperor Xiao Ruijian, did not mobilize the capital guards to force the abdication, and did not listen to the suggestion of raising an army to clear the emperor's side. After taking the initiative to surrender, he was deposed and imprisoned in Zongzheng Temple, and finally chose to commit suicide. In the ending of the TV series, he slit his wrist and committed suicide. - ** A Bao (Lu Wenxi)**: She disguised herself as "A Bao" and lurked beside Xiao Dingquan. Later, she became his wife and became pregnant. After Xiao Ding Quan's death, she committed suicide after giving birth to Xiao Chen. - ** Xiao Dingkai **: In the original work, he was beaten to death by Xiao Dingquan because he framed the Crown Prince and slandered the former Emperor and Empress. - Empress Zhao: After Xiao Dingkai refused to go to the vassal state and cried to her, she committed suicide by swallowing gold to buy time for Xiao Dingkai. - Gu Silin: As the pillar of the Gu family, the general was murdered by the killer arranged by the emperor after winning the battle. - [Zhang Luzheng: In the original novel, he was the Crown Prince's best friend. He first agreed with Xiao Dingtang and then backstabbed Xiao Dingtang. In the end, he was executed for slandering the Crown Prince's entire family.] - Li Ming 'an: The most trusted official of the Emperor, Xiao Ruijian. He was arranged to restrain Gu Silin and Gu Fengen in Changzhou. Because of Gu Silin's death and the Crown Prince's arrival in Changzhou, Gu Fengen killed him. - Gu Fengen: After his path to the Imperial Academy was ruined, he joined the army with his father. After his father died, he saw through the Emperor and forced the Crown Prince to rebel. The Crown Prince did not listen, and he committed suicide in despair. - [Xiao Dingtang: After the failure to fight for the throne, he was forced to become a vassal. Although he was far away from the center of power, he survived. In the original novel, he was demoted to the Prince of Guangchuan. Even his mother, Empress Zhao, could not return to the capital after her funeral.] - [Li Baizhou: He participated in the battle between King Qi and the Crown Prince for the throne. He was forced by the Crown Prince to take the risk and commit the crime of treason. In the end, he was executed by the Emperor and his entire family.] - [Lu Shiyu: The Crown Prince's Grand Tutor. He taught the Crown Prince the "Great Way" but neglected the "Skills". His death was related to the Crown Prince.] - [Xiao Dingliang]: After the story develops, he becomes the little prince. After Xiao Dingquan dies, he leaves the palace with Ah Bao and Xiao Dingquan's child. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The plot of " The Crane Pavilion " was as follows: In the fourth year of Jianyuan, Xiao Dingquan was made the crown prince by the Southern Qi Dynasty. He had the support of his mother and uncle Gu Silin and the support of the tutor Lu Shiyu. This made Emperor Xiao Ruijian fear and suppress him. Xiao Ding Quan had received traditional Confucian education since childhood. He yearned for fatherly love and strictly abided by the responsibility of being an official and a son. However, Xiao Jian had repeatedly alienated him and even allowed his eldest son, the King of Qi, to covet the position of Crown Prince. The King of Qi continued to make things difficult for Xiao Dingquan, destroying his coronation ceremony and forcing the civil officials to remonstrate, causing Xiao Dingquan to be in a difficult situation in the court. The King of Qi plotted to kill the civil servant Lu Ying and framed Xiao Dingquan. Lu Ying's daughter, Lu Wenxi, sneaked into the Eastern Palace under the alias 'A Bao' for revenge. She developed a special relationship with Xiao Dingquan in the mutual probing, and finally helped Xiao Dingquan win. Lu Wenxi had helped to solve the military horse case and the nursery rhyme case, so that his father and brother's injustice was redressed. Later on, Gu Silin was killed and the Gu family raised an army out of anger. Xiao Dingquan risked his life for the country and the world by taking back the military power of the Gu family and handing it over to the emperor. He died with a thousand years of infamy. Many years later, when the Emperor saw Ah 'Bao's child being happily married, tears streamed down his face. Xiao Ding Quan lost his mother and sister at a young age, and was not close to his father. His early experiences made him desire kinship, and he was both respectful and fearful of his father, hoping for affirmation but also afraid of disappointment. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The setting of "The Crane and the Pavilion" was set in the fourth year of Jianyuan, when Xiao Dingquan was made the heir to the throne by the Southern Qi Dynasty. He had the support of his uncle, Gu Silin (a famous general), and the support of his tutor, Lu Shiyu (the leader of Qingliu), which made him feared and suppressed by the emperor, Xiao Ruijian. Xiao Dingquan was educated in the traditional Confucian school and desired fatherly love. However, the Emperor kept distancing himself from him and even allowed his eldest son, the King of Qi, to covet the position of the Crown Prince. King Qi had plotted against Xiao Dingquan many times, first destroying the Crown Prince's coronation ceremony, then forcing the civil officials to remonstrate, causing Xiao Dingquan to be in a difficult situation in the court. The King of Qi plotted to kill the civil servant Lu Ying and framed Xiao Dingquan. Lu Ying's daughter, Lu Wenxi, sneaked into the Eastern Palace under the alias "Ah Bao" for revenge. She gradually developed a special relationship with Xiao Dingquan in the mutual probing. In the end, she helped Xiao Dingquan win. Lu Wenxi had helped him solve the military horse case and the nursery rhyme case, so that his father and brother could be avenged. Later on, Gu Silin was killed and the Gu family raised an army in anger. Xiao Dingquan risked his life for the country and handed over the military power of the Gu family to the emperor. He died with a thousand years of infamy. Many years later, the Emperor looked at Ah 'Bao's child, who was happily married, and tears streamed down his face. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The cast of "The Crane and the Magnificent Pavilion" was as follows: - ** Luo Jin **: Playing Xiao Ding Quan. - [Li Yitong: Playing Gu Abao/Lu Wenxi.] - ** Huang Zhizhong **: He has a role in the drama. - ** Zhang Zhijian **: He participated in the performance of the play. - Miao Pu was also one of the actors in the drama. - ** Jin Han **: Playing the role of King Qi in the play. - [Zheng Yecheng: Playing Gu Fengen.] - [Wang Yu: Actor in the drama.] - [Cheng Xiaomeng: She's in the show.] - [Qiu Xinzhi: He is also a member of the cast.] - ** Bao Dazhi **: Participating in the play. - [Wang Jianguo: I participated in this drama.] - ** Feng Bo **: Playing a role in the drama. - [Guo Peng: He's also an actor in the show.] - [Wang Jinsong: Special Lead] - [Hao Lei: Special lead.] - ** Liu Dekai **: He participated in the performance of the play. - [Wang Yuanke: Special lead actor.] - [Wang Ruizi: Special lead actor.] - [Xin Peng: Playing the role of King Zhao.] While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The crane cry in Huating is the code of regret for entering the official career. Lu Ji, a famous writer and calligrapher of the Western Jin Dynasty, was born in the Lu family of Wu County. Before he was executed, he lamented," How can I hear the cry of a crane in Huating?" While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!