Fan idled around the palace, got as drunk as a fiddler, and wrote poems crazily in front of the Qing emperor and officials, shocking everyone. Fan Xian's behavior was somewhat offensive according to the rules, but the Qing emperor did not punish him for it. Instead, I appreciated his talent and made Fan Xian famous again this time.
In the play, Fan Xian became famous in Kyoto because of his poetic talent. In the seventh episode, Fan Xianchu got into trouble with Guo when he came to Beijing. He showed his talent at the poetry meeting with a song "Up the Mountain" and became famous in Kyoto. Later, in the 27th episode, Fan Xian became bolder. He was drunk, wrote poems in the palace and recited hundreds of poems in one breath, which shocked officials in Wu Wen and Di Qing.
Fan was drunk but appreciated.
Although it was unreasonable for Fan Idle to make trouble in the palace and write poems, the Qing emperor did not punish him and appreciated his talent. After all, people like Fan Xian were extremely rare at that time. It can also be said that Fan Xian is really courageous and enterprising. He doesn't make a fool of himself in front of the royal prestige, and he has good abilities in all aspects.