Excuse me, did Yang Guifei really escape to Japan?

It is just wishful thinking of many fans that Yang Guifei can escape to Japan.

In the Maweipo incident, the so-called "people in the army stopped, and no one would stir up and die in front of the horse". In the Song of Eternal Sorrow written by Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, it is clearly written that Yang Guifei was given death by Xuanzong. Since you died in front of the horse, where did you cross Japan?

The reason why "Yang Guifei fled to Japan" is largely confused by the plot of modern film and television dramas.

After returning to Beijing from Sichuan, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty became the emperor's father. At this time, things really changed. At that time, Yang Guifei was gone forever, and Xuanzong, who ordered the execution of Yang Guifei, was no longer an emperor. Under the huge status gap, the depressed Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty remembered the theory that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty would meet Li Furen, and also recruited a "alchemist" to try to find his former lover with telepathy.

As we all know, the reason why Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty is obsessed with Yang Guifei is that it is just his concern for his own throne. Yang Guifei is in Japan. She is the emperor. How spectacular is it? Although he still has the title of Emperor Tai, the disparity in circumstances really hurts him.

It is said that the alchemist was also "above, he looked for the green void, below, looking for the yellow spring water, but he didn't find the person he was looking for in either place." In our tradition, people either become immortals or go to hell after death, but Yang Guifei can't be found in either place. This also implies that before Ma Weibo, Tang Xuanzong gave her an "inaccurate" way to die.

Finally, I found Yang Guifei, and then he heard the story of a magical island at sea. Perhaps this is the origin of the rumor that Yang Guifei ran to Japan.

After all, ancient Japan was called Fusang, and later Japan. It is somewhat similar to the "Haixian Mountain" in our myths and legends. So he found an excuse that Yang Guifei did not hang herself and died, but was secretly rescued and drifted to Japan.

You know, with the shipping technology of the Tang Dynasty, it is almost impossible for individuals to cross Japan eastward, and only collective forces can achieve it. For example, the Japanese envoys sent to the Tang Dynasty, as well as the following overseas students, are not two people's business.

From an artistic point of view, Yang Guifei did not die in Maweipo, but went to Japan, which seems to leave a trace of missing and more redemption opportunities for Tang Xuanzong. But judging from the facts. At that time, under the mutiny of the three armed forces, Yang Guifei was originally a scapegoat launched by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty to quell public anger. How can she escape from the net?