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"The main reasons why I don't dare to shoot works about the Ming Dynasty are as follows: 1. ** Information and Creation ** - There was relatively little first-hand information, which made it difficult to create. - The stories of the Ming Dynasty were mostly about power struggles between the emperor and the eunuchs. The strategies and strategies were so profound and complicated that modern directors and screenwriters could not grasp them. If they were not good enough, they would distort history and deviate from the truth, and they would face a lot of pressure from public opinion. Moreover, it was difficult for modern people to guess the thoughts of the ancients, which was a huge challenge for creators. - The Ming Dynasty was 300 to 400 years ago. The public knew little about its legends and theories, and their interest was not high. There was a lack of creative space, unlike the Qing Dynasty, which was closer to the present. There were many stories of emperors and concubines among the people that could be used as creative materials. 2. ** Business Value and Audience ** - From a commercial point of view, most of the people watching the TV were female compatriots. Most female viewers liked to watch the theme of palace infighting, and there were fewer historical facts about the harem battles in the Ming Dynasty. There was a relative lack of content that attracted this main audience group. The ratings were difficult to guarantee, and after investing a huge amount of money, they might face a situation where they could not make ends meet. 3. ** Review ** - The Ming Dynasty was between the Yuan Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. In the Yuan Dynasty, there were issues related to ethnic minorities such as the Mongolians. In the Ming Dynasty, films and dramas might have sensitive topics when they involved ethnic relations and other content. It was difficult to review them, and it was difficult to grasp the limits. It was easy to involve ethnic and political sensitive topics, which was not conducive to national unity. The novel " The Unorthodox Great Ming " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it! "

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The poem 'Dare to Draw the Mulberry Bow and Shoot the Balance of the Earth' was written by Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.