1482 (13th year of Chongzong in Korea), Yin, the biological mother of the first king of Korea 10, was murdered, and Xu Tianshou was ordered to poison Yin after the abolition. At the same time, Park Myung-il, the maid-in-waiting of the royal chef, witnessed someone adding unknown ingredients to the royal food, but was charged with default execution and poisoning. Fortunately, her friend Han saved her life by mixing detoxified mung bean water with poison.
Later, Yan Shanjun succeeded to the throne, and Xu Tianshou resigned from the internal security and met Park Ming-yi. They left the country, got married and gave birth to a daughter-Xu Changjin. Since then, Tianshou retired as a pariah with his wife and daughter.
It's a pity that fate is too bad. 1504 A scholar disaster occurred in Jiazi, and Yan Shanjun ordered to hunt down all the people who killed Yin's family that year. Xu Tianshou was arrested and escorted back to Hanyang. At the same time, Park Myung-yi's former rival became the highest palace master among the royal chefs, and he tried his best to hunt down the surviving Park Myung-yi. Later, Park was shot by an arrow tomorrow and left a letter before he died. Xiao Changjin entered the palace in order to inherit his mother's wishes, became a wife in the chef with his superb cooking skills, and met his mother's old friend Han.
Later, Chang Jin's identity was discovered and framed and exiled to Jeju. During her stay in Jeju, she met Zhang De, the first local doctor, and Zhang De cultivated constant progress with her heart. After many twists and turns, she returned to the court and eventually became the first female doctor in North Korea. She was named Da Changjin by Zhongzong, and was named Zhengsanpintang Shangguan.
However, Zhongzong's move was strongly opposed by the DPRK minister. The opposition of all ministers is due to the deep-rooted concept that men are superior to women. All the ministers couldn't make Zhongzong change his mind, so they tried their best to impeach Min Zhenghao, who was also a deputy. In order to quell the fierce court crisis, Zhongzong had to send Min to a foreign country. A few years later, Zhongzong suffered from intestinal obstruction and the medicine stone was lifeless. Jiangjin proposed to operate on Zhong Zong, but at that time, North Korea could not accept the treatment of knife operation, which triggered the accusation of the DPRK minister against Dajinjin. Zhongzong knew that the minister wouldn't let Zhang Jin go, so he secretly ordered people in my office to send Zhang Jin to the place where Min Zhenghao was assigned, hoping that the two of them would go away to the Ming Dynasty to avoid being chased by court officials. When Zhang Jin reunited with Min, Zhongzong had died, and they were forced to flee and then lived in seclusion in the village, but they finally got married harmoniously and gave birth to their daughter Min Xiaoxian.
Eight years later (1550), when the three Min family members were still on the run, they were discovered by veteran Jiang Dejiu and told Lian Sheng and Empress Dowager Wen that the Empress Dowager decided to restore Min and Chang Jin's identity and invited them back to the palace. They finally met their long-lost friends, but Chang Jin had no intention of staying in the palace, preferring to practice medicine everywhere. Finally, Changjin met a woman in a cave who was in labor, and finally she and her fetus were saved by surgery. Min also lamented that Changjin still persisted in her ambition in an era when it was difficult to accommodate her.
Main performer
Xu Changjin: (Cantonese dubbing: Cheng)
Min: Jin-hee Ji (Cantonese dubbing: Chen Xin)
Cui: Hong Lina (Cantonese dubbing: Chen Kaiting)
Zhongzong: Hu Lin (Cantonese dubbing: Pan)
childhood
Xu Tianshou (Chang Jin's father) (Cantonese dubbing: Zhang)
Park Tomorrow (Zhang Zhenmu): Jin Huishan (Cantonese dubbing: Zeng)
Jiang Dejiu: Xuan Shilin (Cantonese dubbing: Lin Baoquan)
Luozhou Prefecture (wife of De Jiuzhi): Bo-ra Geum (Cantonese dubbing: Lei Bina)
Xiao Changjin: Zhao Tinggen (Cantonese dubbing: Cheng)
Wife's life
Little Golden Eagle: Li Shirong (Cantonese dubbing: Chen Kaiting)
Xiao Changjin: Zhao Tinggen (Cantonese dubbing: Cheng)
Cui Shanggong (Cui): Zhen Meili (Cantonese dubbing: Huang Lifang)
Cui Jushu: Hee-do Lee (Cantonese dubbing: Liang Zhida)
Han Shanggong (Han Borong, Cantonese version: Han, Mandarin version: Han Aili): (Cantonese dubbing: Lu)
Zheng Shanggong (Ding Mojin): Weng Jieyao (Cantonese dubbing: Lin)
Yin Mojie: Luo Chengjun
Yin: Lee Ip Sae (Cantonese dubbing: Zhu Miaolan)
Wu Jianhu: Zhao Qinghuan.
Tiaoshanggong (Park Yong-shin): Park Chung-soo (Cantonese dubbing: Lei Bina)
Min Shanggong (Min Meiqin): Jin Suyi (Cantonese dubbing: Zhou)
Li Liansheng (Li Shuyuan): Eun-hye Park (Cantonese dubbing: Zeng)
Empress Dowager Cixi: Yan Rouchen (Cantonese dubbing: Yuan)
Wending Queen: park geun-hye (Cantonese dubbing: Xenia Huang)
Chang Yi: Cui Cihui (Cantonese dubbing: Lin)
Master Shang Shan: Shen Guo
The life of a medical daughter
Zhang De: Yeo-jin Kim (Cantonese dubbing: Zeng)
Zheng Yunshou: In-Taek Jeon
Shen: Park Yinque
Zheng: Meng Xiangxun
Zhao Zhifu: Chi Shanglie
Park Alie: Li Shien (Cantonese dubbing: Zheng Lili)
Believe it or not: Han Zhimin (Cantonese dubbing: Liang Shaoxia)
evaluate
General public opinion thinks that the content of the film is positive. Hunan Satellite TV used "youthful inspiration" to describe "Dae Jang Geum".
There are also some people who think that this film praises the feudal dynasty system (from the online article "I see Dae Jang Geum" in mid-June, 5438 +2005 10: Being a slave is actually a pleasure! ), idealize the reality, and at the same time don't see how much ambition and ambition besides revenge for my mother. "Inspiring" is impossible.
There are some common-sense flaws in the production of this film. The most obvious one is that in the background of Zhongzong (that is, during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Ming Dynasty and Jiajing of Sejong), a "Manchu-Han banquet" appeared in the plot. The specific story is: Cui Shanggong said that her cooking was excellent, and it was not difficult for her to hold a Manchu banquet. Later, she presented a Manchu banquet to the envoys of the Ming Dynasty. (In fact, Man-Han Banquet was first mentioned in Yangzhou Painting Boat Record during the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, which was obviously caused by the producer's lack of relevant knowledge. )
However, various criticisms also confuse the facts: in July 2005, a user of Tianya Community published an article entitled "Looking at the shameless historical and cultural plagiarism of Koreans from the Korean drama Daejang Geum", saying that "(Daejang Geum) claimed that Koreans invented acupuncture" (in fact, the ancients in China first began to use acupuncture to treat diseases. ), and "Dae Jang Geum" premiered in Chinese mainland, Hunan Satellite TV in early September, and was widely spread on the Internet by anti-Korean wave people. After being quoted, China film and television figure Zhang Guoli's remarks about "shelling the Korean Wave" quickly entered the print media, causing heated discussion in online forums. So far, the conclusion is that no one can give concrete evidence that Daejang Geum claimed that acupuncture was invented by Koreans (although the source of various edited versions of Daejang Geum is very easy to obtain). Therefore, this criticism is unfounded. Lee Byung Hoon, the director of the play, also clarified in an interview: "Don't say that acupuncture was invented by Koreans in Daejang Geum, which is a misunderstanding. It is certain that Chinese medicine comes from China. Books such as Compendium of Materia Medica and Huangdi Neijing have been passed down to this day. "
Phoenix. Com commented that this film is characterized by a "civilian perspective". There is a similar view: the theme of Dae Jang Geum is humanity, tolerance and modern feminism (not masculine feminism), rather than "youthful inspiration" as the media said.