Personally, I think the 58 episodes of Hanwu Emperor are too long. Zhou Lijing version of Liang Wudi of 1996 ended his life in only 25 episodes. A lot of content is made up by writers, such as Liu Ling, Han Yan, Li Guang and Bank of China. I won't go into details one by one. The opening song is seriously out of touch with the TV series. I prefer Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, directed by Chen Jialin and starring Zhou Lijing, from 65438 to 0996.
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was played by actor Chen.
Liu Che and his father Jingdi are completely different people. He is decisive and resourceful, dare to love and hate, good at poetry and songs, and regards Jiangshan above everything else. As soon as he took office, he began to recruit wise men and reuse counselors such as Dong Zhongshu and Dong Fangshuo. Put forward "ousting a hundred schools of thought and respecting Confucianism alone". Since then, Confucianism, as the ruling ideology of feudal society, has had a far-reaching impact on the whole feudal society.
The oil of Han Jingdi played by Jiao Huang.
Emperor Han Jingdi is an emperor who has no definite view, is indecisive and weak in heart. However, Jingdi is good at knowing people and performing his duties, such as appointing Chao Cuo, Zhou Yafu, Li Guang and others, and he insists on his own opinions. Finally, Liu Che was made a prince. ?