Jiao Huang's TV Series
Jiao Huang's TV series include Lost by the Lake, The Engineer in 1987, Zhu Ziqing in 1992, Kangxi in Yongzheng Dynasty in 1997, co-actors: Tang Guoqiang, Du Zhiguo, Wang Huichun, etc. In 2000, he played Zhong Chaolin in Loyalty, co-actors: Zhang Guoli, etc. In 2002, Car City, 2001, Li Wei as an Official, and in 2002, he played Qianlong in Qianlong Dynasty, co-actors: Zuo Xiaoqing, Sha Yi and others; In 2004, he played the role of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty in Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Co-actors: Chen Baoguo, etc.; In 2006, Co-actors: Zheng Shaoqiu, Gui Yalei, Zeng Baoyi, etc.; In 2010, Three Kingdoms, 2014, No War in Peiping, etc.
Jiao Huang's TV Series
Jiao Huang's TV series included Loyalty, Qianlong Dynasty, Emperor Han Wu, Yongzheng Dynasty, etc.
The Complete Collection of Jiao Huang's TV Series
Jiao Huang had acted in TV dramas such as Lost by the Lake, The Engineer, Zhu Ziqing, Yongzheng Dynasty, Loyalty, Car City, Li Wei as an Official, Qianlong Dynasty, Emperor Hanwu, Glory Return, Three Kingdoms, No War in Peiping, etc.
Jiao Huang Version of Kangxi Emperor TV Series
Jiao Huang's Kangxi Emperor TV Series referred to Jiao Huang's role as Kangxi in the TV series Yongzheng Dynasty. This drama was considered one of the best in the history of Chinese TV dramas and was a huge success. Jiao Huang's performance in the play was well recognized by the audience. He successfully played the complex and challenging role of Kangxi through superb acting skills. The script of Yongzheng Dynasty was very experienced in portraying Kangxi characters. Jiao Huang expressed Kangxi's characteristics and emotions vividly through his acting skills. The audience gave high praise to Jiao Huang's Kangxi performance, believing that he had successfully demonstrated Kangxi's laziness, suspicion, and debauchery. The success of this drama also allowed Jiao Huang to return to the stage of the entertainment industry. His story became an inspiring example.
Jiao Huang Version of Kangxi Emperor TV Series
Jiao Huang's Kangxi Emperor TV Series referred to Jiao Huang's role as Kangxi in the TV series Yongzheng Dynasty. This drama was considered one of the best in the history of Chinese TV dramas and was a huge success. Jiao Huang's performance in the play was well recognized by the audience. He successfully played the complex and challenging role of Kangxi through superb acting skills. Although the script was very experienced in portraying Kangxi's characters, Jiao Huang successfully demonstrated Kangxi's laziness, suspicion, and debauchery through delicate performances. His performance was considered a classic performance of Kangxi, and some people even thought that it could be written into textbooks. Apart from " The Yongzheng Dynasty," Jiao Huang had also played the role of an emperor in other TV series, such as " Emperor Han Wu." In general, Jiao Huang's Kangxi Emperor TV series enjoyed a high reputation among the audience and was considered a classic.
The Complete Works of Jiao Huang's TV Series of Yongzheng Dynasty
There were 44 episodes in the Jiao Huang version of Yongzheng Dynasty. It was directed by Hu Mei and starred by Tang Guoqiang, Jiao Huang, and Wang Huichun. The drama tells the story of the fourth prince, Yinzhen, who succeeded to the throne and became Emperor Yongzheng after the death of Kangxi in 1722.
The Complete Works of Jiao Huang's TV Series of Yongzheng Dynasty
There were 44 episodes in the Jiao Huang version of Yongzheng Dynasty. It was directed by Hu Mei and starred by Tang Guoqiang, Jiao Huang, and Wang Huichun. The drama tells the story of the fourth prince, Yinzhen, who succeeded to the throne and became Emperor Yongzheng after the death of Kangxi in 1722.
The Complete Works of Jiao Huang's TV Series of Yongzheng Dynasty
There were 44 episodes in the Jiao Huang version of Yongzheng Dynasty. It was directed by Hu Mei and starred by Tang Guoqiang, Jiao Huang, and Wang Huichun. The drama tells the story of the fourth prince, Yinzhen, who succeeded to the throne and became Emperor Yongzheng after the death of Kangxi in 1722.
Jiao Junyan's TV Series
Jiao Junyan had acted in " Perfect Evidence,"" Forensic Qin Ming,"" The End of Beacon Smoke,"" Dahai Road," and so on.
Jiao Na's TV Series
Jiao Na had acted in a total of six TV series, including " The War God Zhao Zilong,"" The Master Chef,"" The Method of Love,"" The Blade Strikes,"" If You're Well, It's Sunny Day," and " Hello, My Debate Friend."
Jiao Junyan's recent TV series
Jiao Junyan's recent TV series included " Song of Lushan,"" Out of Court,"" Youth Police,"" The End of Beacon Smoke," and " Tongtian Di Renjie."