嬴政

中國第一位皇帝 - 秦始皇嬴政。2001年，於無綫電視播出的《尋秦記》中，嬴政是僅次於項少龍的第二男主角，當年飾演這角色的是林峯。
 

《尋秦記》中的嬴政，原名趙盤，是一位無賴輕浮的紈絝子弟，遇上項少龍之後，被其武功折服，並拜其為師，經過調教後，趙盤變得乖巧懂事。後來，項少龍得知被扣押在趙國的質子嬴政已死，為了符合歷史，他便想到以徒弟趙盤「頂替」已死的嬴政。其後，嬴政因為得到項少龍的幫助而滅六國統一天下，在登基成為秦始皇後，他的性格變得兇殘又心狠手辣，霸氣十足，為保身世之謎，更對項少龍展開追殺。最後，嬴政決定焚書坑儒，以消滅有關項少龍在歷史上的記載（真實史籍記載，當年秦始皇焚書坑儒，目的是為了鞏固政權）。
 

展品為嬴政登基後的服飾， 穿在身高180公分的林峯身上，華麗典雅，氣派不凡，盡顯一代君王的霸氣。
 

小彩蛋：古代皇帝的「龍袍」多選用黃色以顯貴氣，但史學家分析，秦始皇選用的「龍袍」是黑色的，原因是秦始皇對陰陽五行學說深信不疑，認為秦是「水」屬性，崇尚黑色，因此秦朝的衣服旄旌節旗皆以黑色為主調。《尋秦記》林峯的秦始皇造型，可見其堅挺卓絕、氣派不凡的氣質。 

Ying Zheng was the first Emperor of China, who assumed the title of Qin Shi Huang. In A Step into the Past broadcast on TVB in 2001, Ying Zheng, played by Raymond Lam Fung, was the subordinate male protagonist, second only to Xiang Shaolong.
 

Ying Zheng in A Step into the Past was originally named Zhao Pan, who was a frivolous playboy. After Zhao Pan met Xiang Shaolong, he was impressed by Xiang Shaolong’s martial arts skills and became his apprentice. After training, Zhao Pan became well-behaved and sensible. Later, Xiang Shaolong learned that the “hostage son” Ying Zheng, who was detained in Zhao, had died. In order to make it right with history, he thought of a trick to replace the deceased Ying Zheng with his apprentice Zhao Pan. Later, with the help of Xiang Shaolong, Ying Zheng conquered the six states and unified China. After ascending the throne as Qin Shi Huang, he became arrogant, brutal and merciless. To keep his identity a secret, he ordered to hunt down and kill Xiang Shaolong. In the end, Ying Zheng decided to burn books and bury Confucian scholars alive, so as to eliminate any record about Xiang Shaolong in history (According to authentic historical records, Qin Shi Huang burned books and buried Confucian scholars alive to consolidate his political power).
 

This exhibit is the robe worn by Ying Zheng after his accession to the throne. With this robe on, Raymond Lam Fung, who is 1.8 metres tall, looked magnificent and elegant, showcasing the dominance of an emperor.
 

Bonus: In ancient times, emperors’ “imperial robes” were often made with yellow fabrics to show their nobility. However, Qin Shi Huang’s “imperial robe” was black. Historians analysed that the reason could be that Qin Shi Huang firmly believed in the theory of yin-yang and five elements. Since Qin had the attribute of the element “water”, he thus favoured black. Therefore, the clothes, banners and flags of the Qin dynasty were mainly black in colour. The outfit of Qin Shi Huang, who was played by Raymond Lam Fung, shows his gigantic stature and charisma.