"The Female Forensic Doctor of Tang Dynasty" is on the air, and the heroine Ran Yan is starred by Zhou Jieqiong. In the past, forensic dramas in the Tang Dynasty were relatively rare, especially when women played the role of forensic doctors. So many netizens are very curious, is there any archetype in history for Ran Yan in the play? The play is a novel adapted from Soudang's work. Some of the characters in it are real, but most of the characters are fictitious. Moreover, the coroner was a very hard work in ancient times, and there are few women who take up this role. Work, so the Tang Dynasty did not have a female forensic doctor named Ran Yan.
Does Ran Yan have a prototype?
Who is the historical prototype of Ran Yan?
"The Female Forensic Doctor of Tang Dynasty" is an ancient costume suspense drama starring Zhou Jieqiong and Li Chengbin, which mainly focuses on solving cases. The story told by the play takes place in Datang, so does Ran Yan, a female forensic doctor, have a historical prototype? Or is this character a fiction?
"The Female Forensic Doctor of Tang Dynasty" is based on the novel of the same name. The main content is that when the down-and-out noble lady Ran Yan was investigating the truth about her mother's suicide, she was involved in numerous mysteries and met her true love.
Ran Yan has no historical archetype. She is a fictional character by the author. She has a strong personality, self-disciplined, casual and natural, and meticulous. She can find clues from the corpse and solve various cases. On the other hand, Ran Yan is a dare to love, hate, and love. A woman of great justice, loyal to love, has an admirable dedication.
Ran Yan was originally a young lady from a family of famous families. She fell behind in her family and became an ordinary citizen. In order to investigate the truth about her mother’s death, Ran Yan had an autopsy from elementary school. It is very difficult for a little girl to become a well-known female forensic doctor. Faced with all kinds of corpses, it was terrifying to think about it, but Ran Yan persisted. Her goal was to find the inside story of her mother's suicide. She didn't believe that her mother would just leave her so cruel and die. She must have had to suffer. .
In the process of cracking the mystery, Ran Yan met Xiao Song, the attendant of the Criminal Department, and Xiao Song Zhiyong, who had a sharp vision and could perceive people's hearts. Xiao Song was attracted by Ran Yan's strength and persistence. He helped Ran Yan investigate the truth about her mother's suicide. Because of being together for a long time and being in love with each other, they finally came together.
Although Ran Yan experienced ups and downs when she was a child, when she grew up, she met someone who was sincere to her. Xiao Song was like a light on the road of life to her. With Xiao Song's company, Ran Yan felt that she had never The everlasting warmth is the love that makes her heart soft, so Ran Yan remains unswerving to Xiao Song.
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Ran Yan prototype character introduction
In "The Female Forensic Doctor of the Tang Dynasty", Ran Yan is a fictional character, and there is no prototype for reference in history. Ran Yan in the play is a meticulous, courageous, intelligent and courageous female forensic doctor.
In "The Female Forensic Doctor of the Tang Dynasty", Ran Yan has been exposed to autopsy since she was a child. Later, in order to find out the truth about the death of her mother, she was involved in one and another confusing case, and encountered two things that would be harmful to her life. The men who had an important influence were Xiao Song, the servant of the Criminal Department, and Su Fu, the desperate killer. How she will explore the truth step by step, and how she will reap true love on the road of pursuing the truth, is also one of the highlights of "The Female Forensic Doctor of Tang Dynasty".
But in real history, there should be no female forensic doctors. First of all, the status of women in ancient times was relatively low. Forensic positions such as Yamen public office, women were generally not allowed to participate. In addition, the ancient people's thinking was relatively ignorant and feudal, especially the requirements for women were very harsh. Forensic doctors need to do autopsy work and always deal with dead bodies. Forensic doctors need to have very close physical contact with the corpse. In the eyes of ancient people, women are not suitable for this profession.
It is reported that in the Sui and Tang dynasties, the word 廵作 was considered to have officially appeared. Wu Zuo was also called "Wo Zuo Xing Ren". In the Song Dynasty, Wu Zuo was also called "Tuan Tou". Song Chao Wu Zuo occasionally had female helpers when he judged the case. However, these women are not called female forensic doctors, they also have their profession, that is, stable women. Wen Po will help you to check some special parts of female bodiesBit. However, they are not the same thing as a formal forensic doctor.
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Tang Dynasty Forensic Medicine Introduction
The ancient forensic medicine was called 仵作. Since the examination of a corpse is a very hard task, and the ancient feudal ideology is serious, when the corpse is examined, the untouchables or slaves usually examine the corpse and report the situation to the officials, which is equivalent to a modern forensic doctor.
During the Sui and Tang dynasties, the term "仵 Zuo" appeared, and he was a person responsible for the funeral and interment industry. Later, it gradually developed into an organization. The Five Dynasties Wang Renyu's "Yutang Gossip" contains: This type of corpse funeral folk guild members are called "仵作行人" .
In the Song Dynasty, this kind of official clerk similar to the modern forensic profession was officially called "廵 Zuo" or "Xingren", also known as "Tuan Tou". There were also "zao po" and "stable po" in the same industry. When inspecting, it must be inspected by a "seat woman". Song Ci of the Southern Song Dynasty compiled the Collected Records of Washing Injustices, which was issued throughout the country and became an essential reference book for criminal officials in handling cases since the Song Dynasty. In the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, Hao Zuo became a formal inspection and appraisal officer. The Qing dynasty’s work undertaking is on the highest track. The "General Examination of Qing Dynasty Documents · Vocational Service III" contains: "There are three counties in Dazhou County, two in Zhongzhou County, and one in Xiaozhou County. Still recruit one or two more, so that they can follow along. ，Prepare to make up. One copy of "Records of Washing Injustices" for each, the election committee understands one torture book, explains it in detail, and makes sure that it is familiar and correct on the spot. Several prefectures and counties Zaoli will be cut off and used for their work. Food is allocated separately to support them."
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