Yes, but it's getting harder and harder to learn history through TV dramas now! Once, through historical stories and film and television dramas, it was an important way for us to acquire historical knowledge and understand the history and culture of our country and nation. However, with the increase of "historical" dramas directed by people who don't know history, don't know history and have no sense of historical responsibility, and the continuous emergence of "historical" dramas with no principle bottom line, some people even lose their basic respect and seriousness for history. The main reasons for this abnormal phenomenon are as follows.

First, the director has no sense of historical responsibility and does not respect historical facts. In order to broaden their horizons, some screenwriters grandstanding, arbitrarily according to their own imagination as film and television directors, and some even distort historical facts. Among them, Pan Mei in the Northern Song Dynasty is a typical example. Because Yang Jiajiang, a novel with the theme of "history", has been vilified for a long time and even turned upside down. He is considered a traitor. In fact, he was a famous founding hero of the Northern Song Dynasty and made great contributions to the establishment, stability and development of the Northern Song Dynasty. It can be said that Pan Mei was an active minister and a key figure in the Song Dynasty Empire.

All this is the result of the lack of basic historical knowledge, basic historical responsibility and responsibility, and disrespect for historical facts by creators and screenwriters. If you blindly follow these creators and screenwriters, it is easy to form your own incorrect or even wrong understanding of history.

Second, it lacks the seriousness necessary to treat history. In order to cater to vulgarity, deliberately entertain and even distort history. Having said that, I think many people will think that Yue Fei was not a national hero in a hit drama two years ago. I don't know if it is deliberately disturbing history, confusing people, or other ulterior motives. What I want to say is why our audit department didn't "find" obvious mistakes in editing and acting, but it was an instant hit. In order to "copy" the economy, can we ignore historical facts and value the bottom line and principles?

If so, what did the husband say?

Therefore, if you want to learn history through film and television dramas, you must first improve your ability to distinguish and be alert to being misled.