In the TV series "Red Sorghum" starring Zhou Xun, the character Jiu'er deeply touched the hearts of the audience with her perseverance and complex emotional entanglements. Jiu'er's life is a portrayal of love and hate intertwined and ill-fated. The emotional entanglements between

In the TV series "Red Sorghum" starring Zhou Xun, the character Jiu'er deeply touched the hearts of the audience with her perseverance and complex and changeable emotional entanglements. Jiu'er's life is a portrayal of love and hate intertwined and ill-fated. The emotional entanglements between her and several men are a major highlight of the play. In the end, Jiuer's choice is not only a compromise on personal destiny, but also a profound reflection on reality and ideals.

### The sweetness and bitterness of first love: Zhang Junjie

The story of Jiuer and Zhang Junjie is an innocent love between childhood sweethearts. The two have known each other since childhood and fell in love with each other, but they encountered many obstacles due to their different family backgrounds.

Zhang Junjie came from a wealthy family, while Jiuer's family was poor. Jiuer's father smoked cigarettes and sold his wife, and the family environment was poor. Zhang Junjie's parents were extremely dissatisfied with Jiuer's family and firmly opposed the relationship between the two. They even went so far as to beat the couple apart and break up the couple.

Faced with the obstruction of the family, Jiuer and Zhang Junjie tried to elope, but failed. The misunderstanding that Jiuer was kidnapped into a bandit's den made the relationship between the two even worse. Jiuer mistakenly thought that Zhang Junjie had done all this, and was heartbroken. Although the misunderstanding was eventually resolved, the rift between the two was irreparable. Under the pressure of reality, Jiu'er had to give up her love with Zhang Junjie and choose a more difficult path.

### Destiny: Shan Bianlang

In despair and helplessness, Jiuer was betrothed by his father to Shan Bianlang, the young master of the Shan family, the largest wealthy family in the area. Shan Bianlang is old and suffers from leprosy. Such a marriage is undoubtedly a fire pit for Jiu'er. However, after weighing the pros and cons, Jiuer chose to accept the marriage. She hopes to improve herself and her family's living conditions by marrying into a single family.

Marriage life did not go as Jiuer wished. Shan Bianlang's condition became increasingly serious and he passed away soon. Although Jiu'er has an awkward position in the Shan family, she gradually wins the respect of the Shan family with her wisdom and courage. In the process, Jiuer also met another important man in her life - Yu Zhan'ao .

### Passion and struggle: Yu Zhan'ao

Yu Zhan'ao is a bright color in Jiuer's life. He is rough and bold, dares to love and hate, and the encounter with Jiuer in the sorghum field seems to be an arrangement of fate. From the initial attraction to each other to the later deep love, the two experienced countless twists and turns and tests. The appearance of Yu Zhan'ao made Jiuer feel unprecedented passion and freedom.

However, the love between the two is not always smooth sailing. Yu Zhan'ao's identity as a bandit makes their relationship full of danger and uncertainty. In order to protect himself and his children, Jiuer had to keep a distance from Yu Zhan'ao. But her love for Yu Zhan'ao deep in her heart has never changed. When Yu Zhan'ao faced a life-and-death crisis, Jiu'er stepped forward and proved his deep friendship with Yu Zhan'ao in his own way.

### The final choice: self-salvation and growth

After experiencing various hardships and tests, Jiuer finally chose to stay in the Shan family and continue her life. She is no longer the innocent and ignorant girl, but has grown into a strong and independent woman. She uses her wisdom and courage to protect her family and children, while constantly looking for her own happiness and freedom.

Jiuer’s emotional entanglements with several men were an important experience in her life journey. These experiences made her more mature and stronger. Although her final choice seems to be a compromise with reality, it is actually a profound manifestation of self-salvation and growth.