Player Yang Guang, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty: The second one lacks ruffian spirit, while the third one is indecisive!

Emperor Sui Yang is a controversial emperor in history. There are many film and television works about him. Each film and television work creates a different image of Emperor Sui Yang, and some completely depict him. His darkening made him a wise king.

Let’s first talk about the image of Yang Guang played by Bao Guoan in the TV series "The Great Beginning". He perfectly interprets the two sides of Yang Guang. On the one hand, he is doting on his daughter, and on the other hand, he is violent and absurd in his rule. , coupled with the fact that he pays attention to his image and dresses gorgeously, he really lives up to the saying "gold and jade are ruined on the outside".

The second one is to talk about "Peach Blossoms in Troubled Times" starring Mr. Zhou Yemang. Before playing Yang Guang, he also played Lin Chong in "Water Margin", which became a classic. However, Yang Guang in "Peach Blossoms in Troubled Times" lacks the domineering and ruthless character of Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty. The Yang Guang here has an indecisive nature, so he lacks his domineering character.

The third person I want to talk about is Yang Guang, played by Tse Junhao in "Heroes of Sui and Tang Dynasties". Compared with Yang Guang in "Peach Blossoms in Troubled Times", Yang Guang here has a certain domineering and indecisive character. It even disappeared.

The fourth place is Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty played by Fu Dalong in "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties". In this drama, Yang Guang is more visible as a tyrant, and at the same time, Yang Guang's dark side is highlighted. He is really a mediocre image. Not only that, in "The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", Yang Guang agreed to marry Xiao Meiniang because of his lust. Later, Xiao Meiniang's ambition and calculation were also one of the reasons for Yang Guang's defeat.

These are all Emperor Sui Yang in film and television works. In fact, if we look at history, Emperor Sui Yang is really an emperor who made endless achievements. According to records, Yang Guang was talented and handsome, and he was not as lustful and good to the queen as he was distorted in the later period. It was just the excessive pursuit of perfection in the later period that led to the final tragedy. He dug the Grand Canal to unblock north-south shipping and transport supplies from the south of the Yangtze River to Luoyang.

Benefit. But he was too impatient and perfectionistic, hoping to complete these huge projects while he was in office. He overused labor and annoyed the people, which made them resist. When Yang Guang conquered Goguryeo, his command errors led to numerous casualties among soldiers, losses to the national treasury, and ultimately national chaos. Judging from the period of Emperor Yang of Sui at that time, he indeed made the people dissatisfied, but now we look at history and he left precious wealth to future generations.

To evaluate him one-sidedly is not something that a cultural person would do.