The Legend of Zheng De, starring He Jiong and Tao Feifei, tells the story of the Ming Dynasty? Emperor Qi Qi Zheng De? Zhu Houzhao's life. I think He Jiong's personality is quite suitable for this role, and he also plays this role very well. In 2005, after The Legend of Zheng De was released, it became a popular TV series.
Regarding Zhu Houzhao played by Teacher He Jiong, the following clips make me remember the most:
First, give yourself another identity? Zhu Shou? As the ruler of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao was naturally restricted by many civil servants in the Ming Dynasty. And he himself is not a person who can sit in the dragon chair. His hobby is riding horses, and he likes new and exciting things.
In order to facilitate them to go out of the palace and satisfy their own selfish desires. He bought himself one? Stage name? His name is Zhu Shou. Every time he goes out, he uses the identity of Zhu Shou. Most dramatically, he used Zhu Shou's identity to make contributions until he finally visited a surname.
Second, Zhu Houzhao, the little prince who fought alone in Valla, was played by Teacher He Jiong. I think that cynical character looks particularly comfortable. Although he is playful, he is a good soldier.
Facing Prince Valla, he dared to take risks alone, and finally solved Valla's problem through his own wisdom. Of course, during this period, Zhu Shou's identity was used.
In addition to these two scenes, Zhu Houzhao has many legendary stories. He Jiong's image and temperament not only have that lively personality, but also show the stubbornness of Emperor Zheng De. So in my mind, I was deeply impressed by the Emperor Zheng De played by Teacher He Jiong.