Yi Shou Qianxi appeared in "National Treasure" and a young man guarding "China's Rites"

Yi Shou Qian Xi

Chinese civilization has been passed down for thousands of years, and the role of "law" and "etiquette" is particularly important. In the latest issue of CCTV-3's "National Treasures", Huang Lei and Yi Shou Qianxi appeared on the scene and acted as guardians of two national treasures of the Shanghai Museum. In the program, Huang Lei wears a dragon robe to perform Ying Zheng, the "emperor of the ages", while Yi Shou Qian Xi "travels" back to the Western Zhou Dynasty 3000 years ago, transforming into a graceful young man "Yi". Although the two people's "past lives" The identity and age difference is huge, the national treasures they want to protect this time are all "important weapons of the country" that affect the rise and fall of the country, and are all closely related to "etiquette" and "law".

Yi Shou Qianxi was pleasantly surprised to appear in the

elegant guard of "China Zhengli"

This week,"National Treasure" will welcome the youngest guardian of the national treasure-Yi Shou Qianxi. At a young age, he is not only proficient in singing, hip-hop, calligraphy, drum sets, etc., but also performs unfashionable in dramas such as "Miss Beauty" and "Chang 'an Twelve Hours". In addition to his versatility, his modest and polite qualities are appreciated."Knowledge of courtesy" is the biggest highlight in him. Coincidentally, as the guardian of national treasures, the cultural relics he wants to protect are also closely related to "etiquette".

In this episode, he incarnate as "Yi", a young man from the Western Zhou Dynasty 3000 years ago, and witnessed how an ordinary cook "Ke" resolved the crisis of civil strife for the King of Zhou with a piece of sacrificial meat. At the same time, he will also interpret the etiquette norms of the Western Zhou Dynasty for the audience. As we all know, during the Western Zhou Dynasty, China was a country based on rites and music. The emperor, princes, officials, and scholars all had a number of restrictions on the use of ritual vessels. Anyone using ritual vessels in violation of regulations was a provocation to the authority of the royal family. "Eight Yi dancing in the court is tolerable, but who cannot be tolerated!" Confucius once accused Ji Sun of abusing the etiquette of the emperor. The national treasure that Yi Shou Qian Xi wants to protect this time is not only a simple ceremonial instrument, but also a symbol of the prosperity and stability of a country. What exactly is such an important national treasure? How will its current story continue?

Huang Lei

appeared on the stage to interpret Ying Zheng's national treasure

witnessing the rise of the Great Qin Dynasty

. If the national treasure protected by Yi Shou Qian Xi symbolizes "ceremony", then the cultural relics protected by Huang Lei this time are a symbol of "law". Since ancient times,"law" has not only represented legal rules, but also represented systems and standards.

If we trace back to the earliest influential "popularization of law" in Chinese history, it is undoubtedly the "Shang Yang Reform" of Qin. It was precisely because Duke Xiao of Qin placed important Wei and Shang Yang and implemented reforms across the country. Subsequent kings insisted on strict law enforcement and law-abiding throughout the country that Qin gradually became rich and strong, and only then did Qin Shi Huang break the Six Directions and become an emperor. Industry, realizing the first true unity of the Chinese nation. The national treasure guarded by Huang Lei was an "important tool for strengthening the country" in the reform. It can be said that it directly witnessed the rise of Great Qin. Even Huang Lei couldn't help but sigh: Although this cultural relic is only the size of a palm, it is related to the economic lifeline of a country.

In the program, Huang Lei plays Qin Shi Huang to present the past legend of the national treasure to the audience through a "trial assassination". Different from the usual humorous and kind image of "Uncle Meng", Huang Lei was going to challenge Qin Shihuang, who was known as the "Emperor of the Past." At the scene, Huang Lei proudly and forcefully showed the assassin Gao Jianli the national treasure that helped the rise of the Great Qin Dynasty, and the domineering performance showed the majesty of the emperor.

What kind of national treasure can affect the economic development of the entire country? What wonderful stories of this life will its guardian Huang Lei bring? This Sunday (January 21) at 19:30, CCTV-3's "National Treasure" will reveal the answer, so stay tuned.