Why was the prince in Tang Brick arrested for publicly showing his love in the street?

The reason why the prince in Tang Brick's "Confessions in the Street" was arrested was mainly because it hurt the royal family's face and made the king feel humiliated. The royal family cares about etiquette, so such a bold move is not allowed.

1, detrimental to the royal majesty.

The emperors in ancient China were very concerned about majesty, because only in this way can they establish a very high position in people's hearts, so most emperors are serious and decisive, because only in this way can people believe in him and understand his management. If the prince courted in the street, people would think that there is no difference between the royal family and the people, and everyone has secular desires. In this way, some people are easy to have princes and princes in their hearts. Rather, if the image of the prince collapses in the hearts of the people, it is likely to threaten the face of the royal family. If the majesty of the royal family is not strong enough, then the people will easily have rebellious feelings, which is not conducive to the management of the royal family. In the eyes of the emperor, the punishment of the prince is negligible compared with the majesty of the royal family. Even if the prince is a prince, it is useless. The emperor has the rules of the emperor, and this practice of the prince undoubtedly touches the bottom line of the emperor. 2, the behavior is too bold

Since the Han Dynasty, China's mainstream thought has been monopolized by Confucianism, which cares most about etiquette. For an emperor, we must pay attention to etiquette norms, and this behavior of the prince undoubtedly gave the emperor a loud slap in the face. This behavior of the prince is very derailed. Because the royal family's behavior should focus on affection and ceremony, that is to say, he can't do anything beyond etiquette, which is what the emperor cares most about, because without etiquette, it is difficult for a country to be unified. To sum up, the prince was punished by the emperor because his behavior had broken through the norms of the times and touched the emperor's bottom line.