First of all, Zhen Xuan was driven to the stage to dance. This prelude actually said that she didn't want to enter the palace but had to.
Next, Zhen Xuan danced and Ling He Rong sang, representing a small group of three people, Ling He Rong, the eyebrow Zhuang of Zhen Xuan, who helped each other when they first entered the palace.
At this time, Zhen Xuan's dance is a bit green. Just as his dancing skills were controversial and he didn't know how to dance, King Guo Jun blew his flute and pushed through the door.
Zhen Xuan seems to have opened the door to a new world, dancing lightly, getting better and better. She has amazing and graceful potential like Youlong.
Note that after the appearance of King Guo Jun, Ling Rong's singing stopped, which means that the friendship with Ling Rong did not continue.
Guo Jun Wang and eyebrow zhuang became the last two important figures in her life.
Second, what does the name Jinghong itself say?
Hong refers to Hongyan, so what is it?
Everyone must have learned Li Qingzhao's "Like a Dream": Fight for a crossing and start a beach of gulls and herons.
There is also a poem called "I can't catch my sadness, but I fly away to catch my surprise."
The ancients especially liked to use the word Jing. If you don't understand, then to put it bluntly, chase the hen. Did you all play when you were kids?
When you chase it, it flies high and surprises people.
Here, Hongyan dances lightly and gracefully in the air, which is the red dance.
Third, in fact, the image of beauty appeared more than once in Zhen Huan's biography.
When Zhen Xuan entered the palace for the first time, she looked up and saw Hongyan flying by. Her last son was also named Hong Yong, so this intention of Hong Yan runs through the whole play.
Fourth, dig deep, Hongyan was disturbed by the outside voice, but danced lightly and gracefully in the air.
The seemingly beautiful picture, for the goose itself, is actually frightened and threatened.
When Zhen Xuan dances Jing Hong, she is actually in a state of fear, because she is not ready to dance in public, which is exactly the same as Jing Hong's dance.
Enlarging the whole scene, the women in the harem are not surprised. They all look pampered and gentle, but they all live in an environment that will fall out of favor and be dug up at any time.
Fifth, why did Cao Guiren let Zhen Xuan dance?
Just to make trouble for Zhen Xuan and make her look bad in public? Actually, it is not.
The real purpose of Cao Guiren is to restore Hua Fei's favor.
Remember the party poem recitation of Empress Hua Fei?
Lu Yu doesn't believe that a person who doesn't know how to quote poetry in his daily speech can read such a long poem Ode to the Orient written by Mei Fei.
So, Cao Qinmo's original plan was to let Zhen Xuan make a fool of herself by surprise dancing in front of everyone, so as to suppress Zhen Xuan's arrogance and let Huafei borrow Mei Fei to save her favor.