Why is the narcissus not sad when it falls off the cliff, but Xu Pingjun is sad when he leaves?

I saw an oolong break into love a long time ago. The content is a little forgotten.

But I remember that Narcissus was very sad when he fell off the cliff, and it took a long time to wake up. When Pingjun left, he just wrote a letter to find Jian, and he didn't look very sad.

Well, if you insist that he treats Pingjun better than daffodils, I'll tell you my opinion.

first

Narcissus and the disease fell in love at first sight when they were young, but at that time they were still young and didn't understand anything. After such a long time, their feelings will change.

During this period, the disease had feelings for Pingjun. He just doesn't quite understand it himself.

The best proof is that I didn't feel so happy when I knew that Narcissus was the person I liked when I was a child.

second

Although there is a lot of nonsense in this play. But I still respect historical facts.

Like a sick thing, Liu He was abolished by Huo Guang and Empress Dowager after only 27 days as emperor. 16 years old became Wan'er of Empress Dowager? (I can't remember the name) and so on. Many of them are historical facts.

As far as historical facts are concerned, Xuan Di, the patient, loves Pingjun very much. Just give an example.

When he became emperor, he wanted Pingjun to be queen, but Pingjun was born in a humble background and many ministers opposed it. Later, Xuan Di issued an imperial edict. The content is the same as in the play, all looking for swords. After reading it, the minister understood what the emperor meant, and it was not good to object again. Pingjun became the queen.

The play is based on historical facts. And how can you not write a close-up of such a dramatic thing? Therefore, Ping Jun had to feel sad when he was discharged from the hospital, because this is a historical fact.

I accidentally hit so many-||, I saw this play a long time ago. There may be a lot of things forgotten. Please forgive me if there is anything wrong. Take it for the sake of my hard work.