Was Hong Zhu a eunuch or a crown prince in the middle of the year?

There was no clear answer to the question of whether Hong Zhu had truly become a eunuch. Some documents mentioned that Hong Zhu was not a eunuch at first, but the youngest son of a wealthy family surnamed Chen. In order to survive, he decided to enter the palace and become a eunuch. He also showed his clever and quick-witted side in the palace and became the Qing Emperor's right-hand man. However, there was no explicit mention of whether he had really become a eunuch. Thus, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine whether Hong Zhu was a eunuch or not.

Hong Zhu was a character in " Joy of Life." He was originally the youngest son of a wealthy family with the surname Chen, but later became a eunuch. He was Fan Xian's friend and companion in the show and had deep feelings for Fan Xian. Hong Zhu had helped Fan Xian turn danger into safety many times. In the end, he had helped Fan Xian defeat the Qing Emperor. His real identity was the youngest son of the Chen family.

Hong Zhu was a little eunuch in Joy of Life. He was originally the youngest son of the Chen family, but due to the misfortune of his family, his entire family was exterminated. Only Hong Zhu and his brother survived. In order to survive, Hong Zhu decided to enter the Palace and become a eunuch. He would also become the Qing Emperor's right-hand man. In the Palace, Hong Zhu displayed his clever and quick-witted side. He helped the protagonist, Fan Xian, turn danger into safety many times and finally defeated the Qing Emperor. Hong Zhu's ending was to serve Fan Xian at West Lake in Hangzhou. It was not until many years after the new Emperor ascended the throne that he was known to be Fan Xian's man. Regarding the question of whether Hong Zhu had truly become a eunuch, there was no clear answer in the documents.

In the TV series Joy of Life, Hong Zhu was a eunuch.

In Joy of Life, Hong Zhu was portrayed as a little eunuch. Although some search results mentioned that Hong Zhu was not originally a eunuch, but the youngest son of a wealthy family surnamed Chen, there was no conclusive evidence to support this statement. Thus, according to the information provided, Hong Zhu was a eunuch.

In Joy of Life, Hong Zhu was portrayed as a little eunuch. Although some search results mentioned that Hong Zhu was not originally a eunuch, but the youngest son of a wealthy family surnamed Chen, there was no conclusive evidence to support this statement. Thus, according to the information provided, Hong Zhu was a eunuch.

In " Celebrating Years," Hong Zhu was a small eunuch. He was originally the youngest son of the Chen family, but due to the misfortune of his family, his entire family was exterminated. Only Hong Zhu and his brother survived. In order to survive, Hong Zhu decided to enter the Palace and become a eunuch. He would also become the Qing Emperor's right-hand man. Although some search results mentioned that Hong Zhu might not be a real eunuch, there was no conclusive evidence to support this claim. Thus, according to the information provided, Hong Zhu was a eunuch.

Hong Zhu was described as a small eunuch in " Celebrating Years ". Although some search results mentioned that Hong Zhu might not be a real eunuch, there was no conclusive evidence to support this claim. Thus, according to the information provided, Hong Zhu was a eunuch.

In Joy of Life, Hong Zhu was portrayed as a little eunuch. Although some search results mentioned that Hong Zhu was not a eunuch at first, but the youngest son of a wealthy family surnamed Chen, there was no clear evidence to support this statement. Thus, according to the information provided, Hong Zhu was a eunuch.

Hong Zhu was described as a small eunuch in " Celebrating Years ". The documents did not clearly answer whether Hong Zhu had truly become a eunuch, but most of the documents mentioned that he was a eunuch. Thus, according to the information provided, Hong Zhu was a eunuch.