The two capitals became resolute in fifteen days

The golden sentences in "Fifteen Days in Beijing and Beijing" contain profound philosophy and exquisite art, which is worth learning from. Some of the golden sentences included: 1. "Don't ask the West and East for the case files, the case files are all requested from the management." The Legend of Akashi. This sentence told us that if we want to do a good job, we must be good at handling cases, form a standardized work process, and make management more efficient. 2. "Ten years in the cold window, if you don't read, you'll be stupid." Yue Fei. This sentence tells us that only by persisting in learning can we obtain true knowledge and wisdom, and only then can we succeed in society and life. 3. " Since ancient times, who has not died? Leave a loyal heart to shine through history." Wen Tianxiang. This sentence tells us that life is short. We must cherish time, do everything well, and leave behind beautiful memories for future generations to pass on. These golden sentences conveyed the wisdom and values of life through simple and profound language, bringing enlightenment and thinking to people. Not only did they have an important meaning in the novel, but they could also trigger readers to think about life and society.

The main characters of "Fifteen Days in the Two Capital" included Prince Zhu Zhanji, Wu Dingyuan, Su Jingxi, and Yu Qian. Among them, Prince Zhu Zhanji is the core character of the story. After a shocking upheaval, he embarked on a crazy and rapid journey. He must rush from Nanjing to Beijing in 15 days to save himself and Ming. Wu Dingyuan was a small arresting officer of Yingtian Prefecture in Nanjing. In the story, he was pushed to the throat by fate and had to reveal his true self. Su Jingxi was a doctor. In order to avenge her best friend, she had planned for two years. Yu Qian was also an important character in the story. The above was the answer based on the search results provided.

The background story of " 15 Days in Two Cities " took place in the first year of Hongxi in the Ming Dynasty. At the beginning of the story, Crown Prince Zhu Zhanji's treasure ship was blown up and sunk by the Qinhuai River in Nanjing. At the same time, news of the Emperor's critical illness spread, which triggered a shocking change across the two capitals. In order to save himself and the Great Ming Dynasty, the Crown Prince had to run more than 2,200 li from Nanjing to Beijing in 15 days. On this speedy journey, he faced all kinds of difficulties and dangers. The story centered on the struggle of the crown prince and used the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal as the main scene to show the vivid picture of the people along the Grand Canal in the Ming Dynasty.

The main characters involved in "Fifteen Days in the Two Capital" included Zhu Zhanji (Crown Prince), Wu Buping (Chief Constable), Wu Dingyuan (son of Wu Buping), Wu Yulu (daughter of Wu Buping), Li Long (Duke of Xiangcheng), Zheng He (Eunuch Sanbao), Guo Zhimin (Imperial Censor), Yu Qian (Pedestrian Division Pedestrian), Zhu Buhua (Imperial City Guard), Ye He (White Lotus Society Guardian), Liang Xingfu (nicknamed "Sick Fodi"), Su Jingxi (Doctor), and so on. These characters played different roles in the story and developed their own story lines.

Liang Xingfu's ending in " 15 Days in Two Cities " was that he sacrificed his life to save Wu Dingyuan.

" Fifteen Days in Beijing and Beijing " was Ma Boyong's latest work, and the readers 'evaluation of this book was relatively positive. The plot was exquisitely designed and linked together, full of conspiracies and twists. The novel was set in the Ming Dynasty and told a story about a plot to seize the throne. The main characters included the Crown Prince Zhu Zhanji, the young constable Wu Dingyuan, and the female doctor Su Jingxi. The characters in the novel were well portrayed. Each had their own characteristics and different identities and backgrounds, but because of a strange combination of factors, they came together. Although some readers thought that the plot was a bit cliché, overall," Fifteen Days in Beijing and Tokyo " was still a fascinating novel.

Tan Jianci might star in the drama "15 Days in Beijing". Many articles mentioned Tan Jianci's connection with the play. One of the reports said that the producer of " 15 Days in Beijing " had paid attention to Tan Jianci and was interested in working with him. In addition, there was an article that mentioned that the stage play version of " 15 Days in Beijing " had achieved great success, and both Tan Jianci and Zhang Ruoyun were interested in acting in the play. Although there was no clear confirmation, these clues indicated that Tan Jianci might star in " 15 Days in Beijing ".

In " Fifteen Days in the Two Capital Cities," Wu Dingyuan's final ending was that the Crown Prince fled the palace and went to live on his own.

"Fifteen Days in Beijing and Beijing" was written by Ma Boyong in 2020.

The three capitals referred to the three capitals in ancient times. The three capitals of the Tang Dynasty were Jingzhao Prefecture, the western capital (now Xi'an, Shaanxi), Henan Prefecture, the eastern capital (now Luoyang, Henan), and Taiyuan Prefecture, the northern capital (now Taiyuan, Shanxi). The three capitals of the Song Dynasty were Kaifeng Prefecture in Tokyo (now Kaifeng in Henan), Yingtian Prefecture in Nanjing (now Shangqiu in Henan), and Henan Prefecture in the West Capital (now Luoyang in Henan).