Are all kinds of bowing ceremonies in costume dramas accurate or not?

In some plays, manners and gestures are accurate, while in others, they are arbitrary.

First, accurate etiquette posture: In China's ancient dramas, there are actually many TV dramas that can study ancient etiquette in detail, and the most standard should be the original work of A Dream of Red Mansions. It is said that the director of A Dream of Red Mansions wants to show the best effect of A Dream of Red Mansions. When choosing roles, they are also carefully selected. After all the roles are put together, they will be trained for a long time in manners, posture and language form to achieve the best results. Judging from the reputation of A Dream of Red Mansions, this drama is naturally successful.

Secondly, I think the concubines in the palace can also be ranked. Not because of the war of 3,000 beauties in the harem, nor because of all kinds of intrigue calculations, but because of all kinds of etiquette forms, everyone in the harem can show accurate posture, elegance and dignity. Whether it's calm Zhen Xuan or hot Hua Fei, gfd can handle it well where manners are needed.

2. Inaccurate manners and postures: Take Princess Pearl as an example. Although this film has appeared for a long time and has been remaked countless times, many of its manners and postures are not accurate enough. After numerous remakes, the manners and postures are even less attention to details. Some generals look solemn when they bow down to the emperor, but the knee radian, the distance between their feet and the height of their arms are not the most standard. If you mention the little swallow in Princess Pearl, it is the negative textbook of standard etiquette.

"Walking on thin ice" is also a TV series with inaccurate manners. It may be more inclined to the intrigue and emotional entanglements of this drama, so it is more inclined to an ancient romantic drama, and it pays little attention to all kinds of manners, manners, postures and forms. Compared with the concubines in the palace, he interpreted a period of history through Zhen Xuan, so he was more inclined to reinterpret history and pay more attention to etiquette details.