Zhu Gaochi, who seems to be "very timid" in Ming Fenghua, actually has great wisdom in life.

The recent hit "Daming Fenghua" reproduces the internal situation of the Ming royal family after Judy Jingnan's war. In the drama, the Lao Zhu family, in the power struggle, showed the affection between father and son, brotherhood and generations. The royal family had many rules and strict etiquette, but more was the warmth of the family and the randomness between families.

Once an expert in solving crimes, Di Renjie became the Prince of Zhu Gaochi who was afraid to investigate further. When he meets anything in front of Judy, he can't help but rely on his precious son Zhu Zhanji to mediate.

Many people think that Zhu Gaochi can become a prince and inherit the throne, largely because of the light of his son Zhu Zhanji, and this truth is even more incisive in Daming Fenghua.

Is Zhu Gaochi really so "unintelligent" in that historical fact?

Actually, it's not. Zhu Gaochi's "cowardice" is actually another kind of wisdom, which is mentioned many times in Daming Fenghua. Let's look at Zhu Gaochi's "cowardly" wisdom in the plot.

There is a passage in the play in which Zhu Gaochi educates Zhu Zhanji and advises him not to be sharp-edged, saying that he should not be too ostentatious. "You are nothing when you are spoiled, and you are nothing when you are not spoiled." . Say you look "timid", "but what's wrong with being timid"? He also stuck out his tongue and told him that the teeth were harder than the tongue, but they fell out first. Tongue is soft, but it lasts longer than teeth.

Visible, Zhu Gaochi's "cowardice" in addition to personality reasons, there are some subjective choices, that is, the wisdom of treating people.

Facts have also proved that Zhu Gaochi's cowardice is not really impossible, but a kind of wisdom. After Judy launched the "Battle of Jingnan", she took her second and third children to lead troops to the front line and gave Yan's stronghold to the prince. In order to alienate the prince and his son, the court wrote to Zhu Gaochi, conferring Zhu Gaochi as the prince, and deliberately let Judy know.

Hearing this, Judy, boy, I rushed forward desperately, leaving you with the home front. I didn't expect you to take refuge in the imperial court and build a rebellion against Lao Tzu behind your back. Encouraged by the second child, he is going to send someone back to tidy up Zhu Gaochi. But before the emissary set out, the emissary sent by Zhu Gaochi arrived and gave Judy the letter from the imperial court to Zhu Gaochi. Judy didn't open the envelope when she saw it. When he opened it, he suddenly realized that he was almost cheated by him and sighed, "I almost killed my own son by mistake."

This matter if Zhu Gaochi is not so "unintelligent", open the letter to find out, that would be in trouble, even if it won't lead to fatal disaster, the position of the prince will definitely be lost. Think about it. What does Judy fear most? Judy's biggest fear is that others will be unfaithful to him! He is a traitor himself, and of course he is afraid of those unfaithful people, especially the backyard fire.

Judy often goes out with her second and third children, leaving Zhu Gaochi to run the country. Who doesn't want to be emperor? The second and third children often make malicious remarks. Zhu Gaochi always shows loyalty instead of fighting back. The ministers around him couldn't stand it any longer. Someone said to him, "Don't you know that someone around you is hurting you?" He answered frankly: "I don't know, I only know the duties that I should abide by as a son." This sentence made the minister admire his generosity.

Once Judy went to Mobei, someone slandered Judy and framed the prince. Judy sent someone to monitor and investigate Zhu Gaochi. The official later listed the loyalty and filial piety of Prince Zhu Gaochi in Judy's secret script, and Judy finally chose to trust the prince. Officials' respect and admiration for Zhu Gaochi is inseparable from Zhu Gaochi's generosity and kindness. As a minister, I certainly hope that the future monarch will be a benevolent king, not the kind of person who haggles over every ounce.

Therefore, Zhu Gaochi's "cowardice" is a great wisdom, and it is this "cowardice" that makes Zhu Gaochi avoid crises again and again, and finally succeed in inheriting the throne.

In real life, we should also learn proper "cowardice" instead of haggling over everything. Not all "cowardice" is a sign of weakness. What do you think?

Knowing history, success or failure, gain or loss, this article was originally written by Jincheng Muyu. Welcome everyone to pay attention. Your support is the driving force for my continuous creation.

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