Who is Moon Worship Pavilion?

Moon Worship Pavilion and Moon Worship Pavilion were not the same script. The Moon Worship Pavilion was a southern opera of the Yuan Dynasty. It was adapted from Guan Hanqing's drama, The Moon Worship Pavilion, which told the love story of Wang Ruilan and Jiang Shilong. The Moon Worship Pavilion was one of the representative works of Guan Hanqing, a dramatist of the Yuan Dynasty. Its full name was The Moon Worship Pavilion of the Beauty in the Secluded Guesthouse. Although the two had similar names, they were different scripts.

The Moon Worship Pavilion and the Moon Worship Pavilion were the same work, there was no difference. The Moon Worship Pavilion was a legendary play created by Shi Hui in the Yuan Dynasty. It was also known as the Moon Worship Pavilion and the Secret Guesthouse. This work mainly described the development of love between Jiang Ruilian and Wang Ruilan, and praised their loyalty. At the same time, the work also exposed and criticized the behavior of feudal parents who despised the poor and loved the rich, and used their power to break up the young generation's independent marriage, expressing the wishes of the people and the anti-feudal ideology. The Moon Worship Pavilion, along with the Jingchai, the White Rabbit, and the Dog Killing, was one of the four great southern operas and one of the Five Legends.

Moon Worship Pavilion was created by Guan Hanqing.

The male and female protagonists of Moon Worship Pavilion were Wang Ruilan and Jiang Shilong.

Moon Pavilion was a love drama in ancient costume by Guan Hanqing of the Yuan Dynasty. The story happened during the Jin Dynasty's invasion from the north, and the imperial court moved south. Minister Wang's daughter, Ruilan, met Jiang Shilong, a poor scholar, on her way to escape and became husband and wife. However, Minister Wang despised Shilong's lowly status and brought Ruilan home. Rui Lan couldn't forget Shilong, but she was betrothed to the new top scholar by her father. In the end, Shilong and his sworn brother Tuoman Xingfu became the top scorer in literature and martial arts and reunited with Rui Lan, while Rui Lian married Shilong's sworn brother. The story was set in the midst of war and depicted the love story of Ruilan and Shilong in adversity.

" Moon Worship Pavilion " was a period drama of Yue opera. It told the story of the social unrest caused by the Mongol invasion during the Zhenyuan period of the Jin Dynasty. During the chaos of war, the scholar Jiang Shilong and Wang Ruilan met and fled together, becoming husband and wife. Rui Lian met Rui Lan's mother and was adopted. Wang Ruilan's father, Wang Zhenping, returned to the court. After finding his daughter, he did not recognize Shilong as his son-in-law. Rui Lan because miss her husband, in the moonlight when she met with Rui Lian, only to know that they are sister-in-law relationship. Later on, Shilong and his sworn brother Tuoman Xingfu became the top scorer in both civil and military affairs and were recruited by Wang Zhen. In the end, the couple reunited and Rui Lian and Xingfu married.

The Moon Worship Pavilion was set in a time of war, but the exact time was unknown. The story took place in an ancient pavilion beside Xuanwu Lake Nanjing City. The Moon Worship Pavilion was an ancient building. According to different versions, the main characters of the story were Li Bai, Xiao 'e, Li An, Lin Wan, Wang Ruilan, and Jiang Shilong. The story described their love entanglements and separation, as well as the difficulties and struggles they experienced for love. This story was passed down through the generations and became a legendary love story.

The Moon Worship Pavilion and the Wangjiang Pavilion were not the same work. Moon Worship Pavilion was one of the representative works of Guan Hanqing, a dramatist of the Yuan Dynasty, while Wangjiang Pavilion was another work of Guan Hanqing. Although both were works by Guan Hanqing, they were different scripts.

Guan Hanqing's Moon Worship Pavilion was a play from the Yuan Dynasty, while the Southern opera Moon Worship Pavilion was adapted from Guan Hanqing's Zaju. The two stories were different in terms of plot and background, but they both revolved around the love story of the hero and heroine meeting, falling in love, separating, and reuniting during the war. Guan Hanqing's Moon Worship Pavilion was considered one of the classics of the Yuan Dynasty, while the Southern opera Moon Worship Pavilion was widely spread in the south and became one of the representative works of the Southern opera.

Guan Hanqing's Moon Worship Pavilion was a Yuan Dynasty drama, while Shi Hui's Moon Worship Pavilion was a southern opera, adapted from Guan Hanqing's Moon Worship Pavilion. The two scripts were similar in terms of storyline. They both told the story of the hero and heroine meeting, getting to know each other, and falling in love during the war. However, Shi Hui's Moon Worship Pavilion was more detailed and complete than Guan Hanqing's version, with more twists and turns. It paid attention to the role of supporting characters in promoting the development of the plot, and added some gags. In addition, Shi Hui's version also paid more attention to the colorful supporting characters. Guan Hanqing's Moon Worship Pavilion paid more attention to the development and change of Shengdan's character image. In terms of language, both scripts had natural characteristics, but Guan Hanqing's version was more literary and vulgar, while Shi Hui's version was more elegant. In general, Guan Hanqing's Moon Worship Pavilion and Shi Hui's Moon Worship Pavilion had some differences in creative style and expression techniques, but they were both excellent plays.