Princess Pingning called the Empress Mother

[Princess Pingning is pretending to be crazy.] In " Do You Know?", Princess Pingning pretended to be crazy in order to save her life. She found that Consort Rong had a plot to summon the wife of a general into the palace. In order to avoid being implicated, she chose to pretend to be crazy to save her life. Her act of pretending to be crazy allowed her to escape a calamity, but it also brought her a lifelong scar. Princess Pingning's act of pretending to be crazy was seen through by Consort Rong and she was eventually thrown on the streets to be humiliated. Therefore, according to the information provided, it could be confirmed that Princess Pingning was pretending to be crazy.

Princess Pingning was the only daughter of the Marquis of Xiangyang. The Marquis of Xiangyang had lost a leg while protecting the Emperor, so he had no children. The Emperor conferred his only daughter the title of Princess Pingning and raised her in the palace. Therefore, the title of Princess Pingning was given because of her father's contributions.

Princess Pingning was the only daughter of the Marquis of Xiangyang and was conferred the title of princess by the emperor. She was a noble figure. Although she was not the emperor's biological daughter, she grew up in the palace and enjoyed royal treatment because of her father's contribution and the emperor's favor.

Princess Pingning was not really crazy. She was just pretending to be crazy to save her life. In " Do You Know?", when King Yan forced King Yong's family to die, Princess Pingning saw that her life was also in danger. In order to escape, she had to pretend to be crazy. Even though she managed to escape, she was still traumatized by the fact that she had been thrown onto the street to let people see her crazy act. Princess Pingning's act of pretending to be crazy was to save her own life, and not because she was really suffering from a mental illness.

Princess Pingning was the daughter of the Marquis of Xiangyang.

Princess Pingning had a miserable ending in the original novel," Do you know if you should be green, fat, red, and thin?" She married Qi Heng from the Duke of Qi's Mansion. Although her life seemed perfect, her heart was filled with helplessness and struggle. She pursued power and glory, ignoring true love and happiness. In the end, she lost everything and became a tragic person. Her first marriage ended with the death of the county lord of Jia City, and her second marriage ended with the death of the Shen family and her child in the epidemic. As for her third marriage, the article did not mention the specific outcome.

[Princess Pingning regretted it in the play.] In 'Whether I Know, Whether I Know, Should Be Green, Fat, Red, Skin', Princess Pingning admitted in a letter before her death that she regretted not letting her son Qi Heng marry Ming Lan. She recognized Ming Lan's extraordinary qualities and took notice of the Sixth Miss of the Sheng family. In addition, Princess Pingning also realized that the Empress Dowager would use her son as a tool, so she did not want her son to participate in the dispute between the Empress Dowager and the new Emperor. In addition, she also gave the dowry to Ming Lan's son to express her guilt towards Ming Lan. Therefore, it could be said that Princess Pingning regretted it in the play.

Princess Pingning was not the emperor's daughter. Her father was the Marquis of Xiangyang, a trusted aide of the Emperor. Although Princess Pingning grew up in the palace and the Empress adopted her as her adopted daughter, she was not the Emperor's biological daughter. Her status was noble, and she was conferred the title of princess and enjoyed the treatment of the royal family.

Princess Pingning was the only daughter of the Marquis of Xiangyang, and her status was very noble. In the TV series " Do you know if you should be green, fat, red, and thin ", she was granted the title of princess because her father was a meritorious minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, the Marquis of Xiangyang, and she was the only daughter. Therefore, the emperor specially granted her the title of princess. She grew up in the palace and enjoyed the treatment of the royal family. Her status was prominent.

From the status of Princess Pingning and Old Lady Sheng, it could be concluded that Princess Pingning's status was higher than Old Lady Sheng's. Princess Pingning was the daughter of a noble family. She was conferred the title of princess and was raised in the palace. She was also a descendant of the Later Zhou Emperor and enjoyed the treatment of an empress. On the other hand, although Old Lady Sheng had lived in the palace before, she was a servant's daughter, and had interacted with the nannies and palace maids. Therefore, in terms of identity and status, Princess Pingning had a higher status.