Is Wei a real person in history?

Wei is the elder sister of Wei in the TV series The Story of Yan Xi Palace, which does not exist in history.

Wei's image in the play is that she entered the palace at the age of fifteen and stayed in the embroidery room for ten years. She is gentle and generous, and her skills are superb. When she was about to leave the palace, she was murdered. Her sister Wei has been secretly investigating the cause of her death in the palace, and finally stood out from all kinds of intrigues in the harem and became the emperor's concubine. Seeing this, we know that Wei Luoyu is based on the imperial concubine Qianlong in history, that is, in Princess Zhu Huan, we thought she was gentle and sensible when we were young, but now we think she is green tea.

In fact, there are princesses in history. She is really like the image described in the play, and she is very smart. Even the affectionate master Qianlong dotes on her. However, Wei Yining is a fictional character for the development of the plot, because in history, your sister did not enter the palace, what's more, being killed in the palace needs your princess to avenge her. The description in the play is to build contradictions and enrich Wei's characters, and also to promote the development of the plot and make the audience look more interested, so as to improve the click-through rate, which is also a warning to the producers.

In fact, many celebrities in film and television dramas do not really exist in history, and some are just fictional characters created by writers to promote the development of the plot. Therefore, when watching a drama, especially this kind of kung fu drama, we should not put too much emotion into considering whether these stories are in line with historical facts, just have fun. If you want to read historical stories, you should go to the library. That is the real unadorned history. Everything else is embellishment, which will be a little unreal.