Whether Zhu Yuanzhang is ugly or dignified has been debated for hundreds of years.

No argument is ugly, but some people don't want to.

Like the previous answer, the portraits of Ming emperors are all Chinese characters, which shows that the portraits of Ming emperors are not true.

The tomb of Emperor Wanli was excavated in modern times. His skull is a horse face! This can't be fake, can it? This doesn't exactly correspond to Zhu Yuanzhang's mango face, but what about his portrait? Can you still believe that portrait?

Moreover, the earliest version of Zhu Yuanzhang's true face that can be found at present is the mango face in Yongle period of Ming Dynasty.

What's more, in China, the ugliness of ancient people doesn't necessarily make them unpopular, because they have different aesthetics. Does Liu Bei look good? Big eardrops are like Tathagata, with hands perpendicular to knees. Like an orangutan, people at that time still thought this person was unusual! Even when you arrive, you can let some people follow you to death, because they believe that growing up like this is a great thing! Of course, it can only be said to be extraordinary, and the ancients did not say it was beautiful.

Zhu Yuanzhang's son Judy even asked Zhu Yuanzhang to draw two protruding dragon horns on his forehead, that is, a strange face and chin, to show the world that he is the real dragon emperor. Isn't this providence?

The funniest thing is to evaluate Zhu Yuanzhang. What is the most important thing? What did his beauty and ugliness affect? Isn't he a politician? There are ugly, even deformed and disabled great men all over the world, such as Hawking who died recently.

Whenever there is any problem in the Ming dynasty, it is said that it was smeared by the Qing dynasty. Then why does TM still quote Ming history? The fact that the Ming Dynasty was iron in good times and unreliable in bad times? The opposite is true. It is said that the good in the Ming Dynasty is not credible, and most of the bad ones are credible.

"Magnificent appearance, strange bone germination. The breadth of ambition is immeasurable. "

The word "majestic" can be borne by the founding emperors of past dynasties. These four words are bullshit. In the history of China, there are many ugly people who have similar comments.

These four words euphemistically teach you how to recognize a person as having a standard Chinese face, kind-hearted, fair-skinned and graceful. Can this be called weird bones joining the club?

The unpredictability of ambition does not mean that it is meaningless to put pressure on the emperor.

Speaking of which, what Zhu Yuanzhang looks like is clear at a glance. Of course, everything must be based on the bones of Emperor Wanli. I don't know if Mingfen dares to steal him and change his Chinese face.