The reason for the confrontation between Gao Zhan and Mei Changsu

Gao Zhan and Mei Changsu were confronting each other because Xia Jiang suspected that Mei Changsu was Lin Shu. Xia Jiang told Emperor Liang about this suspicion. Emperor Liang took this matter very seriously and began to investigate. After Xia Jiang and Mei Changsu confronted each other in the imperial court, Gao Zhan had also guessed Mei Changsu's true identity. Gao Zhan's insight allowed him to see through Mei Changsu's true identity.

The real Mei Changsu in history was Mei Yaochen, a famous official and writer of the Northern Song Dynasty (1040 - 1085). Mei Changsu was one of the four Mei brothers. His nickname was Shu Mei, and his posthumous title was Wen Su. People called him Mei Wensu. Mei Changsu was talented and proficient in poetry, prose, calligraphy, painting, and other arts. He was especially famous for poetry. He had served as an official in the Song Dynasty and participated in many important political events. After the fall of the Song Dynasty, Mei Changsu lived in seclusion in the south and devoted himself to writing his representative works, such as Mei Changsu Zhi.

In the Langya Board, Mei Changsu was a fictional character. He was the eldest son of the main character, Mei Ling Lord. He possessed peerless martial arts and profound knowledge. Because his family was in decline, he became one of the most outstanding strategists in the capital. In the story, Mei Changsu won everyone's respect and love with his unique personality and talent. However, there was no such person as Mei Changsu in history. The name Mei Changsu was just a fictional character in the novel and TV series of Nirvana in Fire. The image of the character in the fictional works had nothing to do with the historical characters. Although Mei Changsu's image in novels and TV dramas was deeply rooted in people's hearts, it was impossible to find a similar character in history.

Gao Zhan was played by the actor Chen Xiao.

Mei Changsu's mother was Xiao Qinying. She was the eldest princess of Jinyang, the younger sister of Emperor Liang, the wife of Lin Xie, and the mother of Lin Shu.

Mei Changsu and Ni Huang weren't together in the novel Langya Board. Mei Changsu was the main character while Ni Huang was his cousin. The two of them had different emotional lines in the novel. Although Mei Changsu and Ni Huang had a deep friendship, they did not fall in love.

Mei Changsu did not die in the ending of the novel "Nirvana in Fire". In the end, he succeeded in taking revenge and became the emperor's servant. In the novel, Mei Changsu left this world after completing his mission, but his spirit and strength always influenced the people around him.

Mei Changsu and Ni Huang weren't together in the novel Langya Board. Mei Changsu and Ni Huang were good friends who shared the same heart. In the story, they experienced many storms together but did not develop into lovers. In the novel, Mei Changsu and Ni Huang's love line was mainly based on friendship. Mei Changsu never forgot his original intention and always fought for his ideals, while Ni Huang was one of his best assistants.

Mei Changsu was a fictional character in the novel "Nirvana in Fire" and had nothing to do with historical figures. Mei Changsu's character in the movie was called Su Zhe. He was Lang Ya's advisor, good at strategy and medicine, and also one of the Qilin talents. The main theme of the play was "strategy, trickery, and love". It told the story of Mei Changsu, the "Unicorn Genius", who was extremely talented. He used his weak body to clear the fog, and Zhibo, a crafty sycophant, helped to clear many years of injustice and supported a new monarch.

The historical prototype of Mei Changsu was the eldest son of the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi, Mei Lang of Jiangzuo in history. Mei Changsu's name came from a famous line in Bai Juyi's Song of the Pipa: " Asking you how much sorrow you can have is like a river flowing eastward in spring." In the novel, Mei Changsu was a fictional character authorized by the author and had no direct connection with Bai Juyi in history.