Which dynasty is the story of the TV series "Solitude and Self-admiration"? What is the historical background must make everyone curious. Next, let Shang Zhichao Bian Xiao introduce the historical background and dynasty story of Solitude and Self-admiration!

It is understood that the historical background of the original novel "Lonely Lost" is the story of Lindong, Guile, Beimo and Yunchang. However, due to the fact that the SARFT does not allow TV dramas with overhead history to be broadcast, the screenwriter of this drama wrote the story in the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties.

According to the writer of TV series "Solitude and Self-admiration", as a screenwriter of film and television works, he should be able to cast spells on big Ip novels. The adaptation of costume drama should study where the inspiration of the author comes from, where the characters come from, and where all the characters and plots land. Gu Yan's novels can be shelved, and film and television works can't be rambled. There must be history to follow and evidence to check.

After studying the novel "Solitude and Self-Appreciation", the screenwriter team consulted a large number of historical materials and landed the novel in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. The four countries in the novel are Guile, Yunchang and Beimo, and the Wei, Jin, Yan, Qin and Liang Dynasties.

The characters in the play are two years behind the works except the year when the prince died. Everything else is ready. Historical counterpoint can make TV series stay on the ground, which is the most critical grasp and promotion in adaptation.

Introduction to the historical background of TV series Loneliness without Self-appreciation;

Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties (220-589, 184-589), also known as the Southern and Northern Dynasties of Three Kingdoms, Two Jin Dynasties and Sixteen Countries, is an era in which only 369 years were unified in China's history (the Western Jin Dynasty), and other dynasties changed rapidly, and many countries coexisted.

During this period, from 220 when Xelloss proclaimed himself emperor to 589 when the Sui Dynasty destroyed the Southern Dynasties and unified China, in 369 * * *. It can be divided into the Three Kingdoms period (Cao Wei, Shu Han and Wu Dong coexisted), the Western Jin Dynasty, the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Sixteen Kingdoms period, and the Southern and Northern Dynasties period (the period of opposition between the Southern and Northern Dynasties, *** 150).

In addition, Dongwu, Dongjin, Liu Song, Nanqi, Nanliang and Chen Nan, six countries located in the south of China, whose capitals are all in Jiankang (Jianye in the Sun Wu era, that is, today's Nanjing), are also collectively referred to as the Six Dynasties.