The prototype of the Meng family in Shanghai is Meng. He belonged to the Meng family and was also the first batch of public students in China in the late Qing Dynasty. He grew up in the traditional Chinese circle and in an older and more traditional family in China. His family history can be traced back to the Meng family in Shandong during the Warring States Period. Meng is a difficult person to understand. On the one hand, he is warm and hearty, compassionate, humorous, and a standard earnest gentleman. On the other hand, he is resolute, brave, fierce and thoughtful, and he is born to be a * * * person of a big family.

Interpretation of Mengfu at Sea

The Mansion at Sea tells the extremely difficult history of China's military industry from the perspective of the rise and fall of the Montessori family in modern history. In the history, many big families protected the fragile lifeline of China's military industry at the expense of genocide. Zhang Ting, the screenwriter and director of the play, made up the character Meng by consulting a lot of historical materials. He received a new education since he was a child, but he still inherited the traditional spirit of "every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world" and pinned his hopes on the road of saving the country by industry.