What does the Q version of Guan Ai mean?

Q version of Wan 'an refers to recreating the characters in ancient court dramas and presenting them as cute cartoon images. Among them, Wan 'an refers to a low-level concubine in the palace. In the old society, the word "Wan" meant "cheap", so Wan's position in the imperial court was often very low, and he was usually responsible for serving the emperor's carefree life.

With the popularization of secondary culture, the image of Q version of Wan Kun is more and more loved by young people. On the Internet, a large number of peripheral products, such as Wanjin comics, cosplay and hand-made, are constantly emerging. Through these vivid and lovely images, people re-understand and know the history and culture of court drama.

Q version of Wan 'an's cultural influence is constantly expanding. Apart from bringing joy and creative space to young people, it is also promoting and popularizing China's traditional culture, especially the palace culture, so as to facilitate public understanding and contact. With the continuous spread of the influence of the Q version of Wanai, I believe that the palace culture will also get more attention and attention.