《splendid flower》Why did Li Youzhen let He Weifang go in the end

A recently highly anticipated film and television drama called -splendid flower - has caused heated discussion among drama fans during the promotion and promotion stage.However, with the broadcast of the show, its popularity has not only not diminished but continues to rise, which fully proves the audience's affirmation and trust in the show.Especially about 《splendid flower 》 why Li Youzhen let He Weifang go in the end, it has attracted much attention and discussion throughout the series.People want to learn more about the details on this topic to gain a deeper understanding of the connotation and theme of the film.

In --splendid flower, Li Youzhen witnessed Liu Chang's death in order to possess He Weifang, and forced her to witness Jiang Changyang's death with her own eyes.This extreme possessiveness and cruel means made Li Youzhen realize that the love she adhered to had long been distorted and deformed.As the county lord, Li Youzhen seems noble, but in fact she is trapped in the shackles of patriarchy and emotions.She chose to release He Weifang, and this action symbolized that she finally let go of her inner obsession.

He Weifang was imprisoned by Liu Chang and her hands were bound by chains. Whenever she recalled the scene of her beloved tragic death, she was heartbroken and almost wanted to die.However, Liu Chang refused to let her go easily.Facing He Weifang's angry gaze, Liu Chang did not force violence, but patiently waited for her to change her mind.When He Weifang started to go on a hunger strike to protest, Liu Chang even threatened her with killing and forced her to eat.He Weifang couldn't bear to be implicated by innocent people, so she could only swallow the food in the bowl with tears.When it was late at night, He Weifang couldn't sleep, her hands were shackled, and even suicide became extremely difficult.In despair, she seemed to hear someone calling her name - Peony.She raised her head and saw Jiang Changyang's figure in a trance.Jiang Changyang encouraged her to live strongly. The peony he remembered was always tenacious and smart.He Weifang seemed to wake up from a dream. She realized that Jiang Changyang was no longer alive and she wanted to live for him and avenge him.Thinking of this, He Weifang was no longer stubborn. She had a plan and asked Liu Chang to buy some spices for her to relieve her depression by mixing them.Seeing that He Weifang finally smiled, Liu Chang happily agreed to her request.He Weifang cleverly mixed these spices, and the room was filled with fragrance.Liu Chang inhaled the poisonous fragrance without knowingly and soon fell into a coma.He Weifang originally wanted to take the opportunity to kill Liu Chang, but Li Youzhen's sudden appearance interrupted her plan.Li Youzhen warned her that it was not worth exchanging life for life. If she was willing to let go, she would help her escape from here.When Li Youzhen released He Weifang, she admitted: The bloody smell of Chang'an City is too strong, and I hate it very much.As a county lord, she enjoys the glory brought by privileges, but has to become a pawn of political struggle; as a woman, she longs for sincere love, but helplessly becomes an accessory of patriarchy.Release of He Weifang is a weak but firm struggle for class constraints and gender destiny.

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