Lianhenghao Yatang, a Taiwanese literati in the late Qing Dynasty. His evaluation by the historian is quite uncertain, and Lian Heng is more well-known as the grandfather of former Kuomintang chairman Lien Chan. As shown in the movie, this man has been committed to cross-strait reunification and the de-Japaneseization of Taiwan, and has a close relationship with Qiu Fengjia and others. In addition to this, the rhyme of his friendship with the famous prostitute Wang Xiangchan's poetry books has been talked about for many years, and still can find love poems written to Wang Xiangchan in Lian Heng's collection of poems.
As for Wang Xiangchan, I'm afraid it's not as solid as in the movie. She did not marry the Juren first, and was later abandoned by the Juren. Later, she married a traitor from the Manchukuo. It is said that Wang Lian met later on the beach in Shanghai and even gave her poems to lament her experience.
The gossip is that this movie clearly shows that Lian Wang is not a mere confidante, as evidenced by the plot of Shu Qi getting up early in the morning to freshen up Zhang Zhen. However, in her essay, Lin Wenyue stated that all parties have verified that her grandfather is definitely a pen-friend relationship with Wang Xiangchan (see the article "Lian Yatang and Wang Xiangchan"). The degree of confusing and confusing is no less than Lian Shengwen and Patty Hou. If it's really just drinking tea and chatting with the famous prostitute Pure Plato in the evening, it would be absolutely cool.
As the end of the gossip, a fragment of a poem written by Lian Yatang to Wang
Xiangchan: "Yuxiangchan Night Talk": "Who knows that there are people who beat poetry to fight Ming people on the night of the wind and snow
." Fuhui, check the book to see that the sword has a friend"
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