Is Zhu Qiyu the son of Hanwang?

In Fenghua, Daming, Hu Shanxiang is Zhu Qiyu's mother. She once had a one-night stand with Hanwang in order to get him to recommend the list, but because he is the second son of Zhu Zhanji in the play, the time can't match, but she once gave birth to a child in the middle, which is not allowed to be Hanwang's child from the point of time.

Hu Shanxiang in the play, by hook or by crook, gave birth to Zhu Zhanji's second son, Zhu Qiyu, but he didn't like it because Zhu Zhanji knew about Hu Shanxiang's deal with Hanwang.

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Daming Fenghua presents the beauty of China culture in many aspects through delicate brushwork. Whether it is the Kunqu Opera "Single Knife Meeting" introduced at the beginning, or the restored chicken cylinder cup, palace painting and Xuande furnace, historical details are held up from subtle points. The play excavates the spiritual connotation behind the narrative of the story. In the play, the audience can see the political ideal of cultivating the country, managing peace and governing the country in the early and middle Ming Dynasty.

From Zheng He's voyage to the West, I read the diplomatic thought of win-win cooperation of the Chinese nation. From the ups and downs of the feudal dynasty, we gained the sense of hardship of "carrying a boat", "capsizing a boat" and being prepared for danger in times of peace. The drama integrates China's traditional culture and feelings of home and country into its literary creation, paving a grand picture of the Ming Dynasty for the audience.