The real Pan Jinlian in history was originally a lady, gentle and elegant, knowledgeable and courteous, and she was also worthy of an authentic socialite. During his tenure as a local official, he had great political achievements. The people under his rule gave him the Ten Thousa

From the beginning, as long as people believe what is passed down by word of mouth, they will regard it as fact and even spread it with added details. As for the truth, they don't care, as long as it seems to be in line with the development of certain things. An unwritten law is: the truth of real things is not as good as the so-called official historical records, and the so-called official historical records are not as numerous as the unofficial legends. In the eyes of some people and historians, the truth of the matter is not important. What is important is that how the matter is recorded can cater to the hearts and ruling needs of certain rulers. An event is usually recorded in any way that is beneficial to those in power. History is always in the hands of the victor. Therefore, Liang Qichao 's sentence "Twenty-four histories are not histories, but are actually twenty-four genealogies" is very reasonable.

There are thousands of historical records handed down, but the true history of conscience is only a handful. Just read it as a legend! Anyway, it is correct to say that opening a book is beneficial.

No matter who plays Pan Jinlian, and no matter how beautiful and elegant the actor is, she will never be able to popularize the real image of a lady from that time to the hearts of the audience, because hundreds of years of stories that distort the facts have completely penetrated into the hearts of the people. This is also the tragedy of history!