Qing Emperor's Concubine
During the Qing Yu years, the Qing Emperor's concubines were Yi Gui Pin, Shu Imperial Consort, and Ning Cai Ren. Yi Guipin was the Qing Emperor's favorite concubine. She was good at meeting the Qing Emperor's preferences. Noble Consort Shu was the Second Prince's biological mother. She was obsessed with reading and had special feelings for Fan Xian. The characteristics of Lady Ning were not mentioned in the search results provided. These three concubines all had important roles and functions in the play, and their endings were different.
The Qing Emperor's Concubine
The Qing Emperor's concubines were Yi Guipin, Noble Consort Shu, and Lady Ning. Yi Guipin was the Qing Emperor's favorite concubine. She was good at meeting the Qing Emperor's preferences. Noble Consort Shu was the Second Prince's biological mother. She was obsessed with reading and had special feelings for Fan Xian. The characteristics of Lady Ning were not mentioned in the search results provided.
Qing Emperor's Concubine
During the Qing Yu years, the Qing Emperor's concubines were Yi Gui Pin, Shu Imperial Consort, and Ning Cai Ren. Yi Guipin was the Qing Emperor's favorite concubine. She was good at meeting the Qing Emperor's preferences. Noble Consort Shu was the Second Prince's biological mother. She was obsessed with reading and had special feelings for Fan Xian. The characteristics of Lady Ning were not mentioned in the search results provided.
The Qing Emperor's Concubine
In the original novel, Qing Emperor had four concubines: Yi Gui Concubine, Zhuang Concubine, Rong Concubine, and Ning Cairen. Yi Guipin was Lin Wan 'er's mother. After giving birth to Lin Wan' er, her health had not been good. In addition, the Qing Emperor did not like her, so she passed away not long after giving birth to her daughter. Consort Zhuang and Noble Consort Rong were both Hong Zhu's masters, so there was not much coverage in the original work. Lady Ning was the princess of Beiqi. Because she failed to assassinate the Qing Emperor, she was taken into the Qing Emperor's harem and conferred the title of Lady Ning.
The Empress and Yi Gui Concubine of the Qing Emperor
In Qing Yu Nian 2, the Qing Emperor's Empress was played by Yu Feihong, while Yi Guipin was played by Sui Junbo.
The Empress and Yi Gui Concubine of the Qing Emperor
In Qing Yu Nian 2, the empress of the Qing Emperor was played by Yu Feihong as the " Immortal Goddess," while Yi Guipin was played by Sui Junbo.
The Empress and Yi Gui Concubine of the Qing Emperor
In Qing Yu Nian 2, the empress of the Qing Emperor was played by the " Immortal Goddess " Yu Feihong, while Yi Guipin was played by Sui Junbo.
The Empress and Yi Gui Concubine of the Qing Emperor
In the TV series " Celebrating Years 2," Yu Feihong played the role of Emperor Qing's empress, while Yi Guipin was played by Sui Junbo. The Empress was the Qing Emperor's wife, and Yi Guipin was one of the Qing Emperor's concubines. As for their specific plot and character development, one needed to watch the TV series or read the relevant plot introduction or reviews to get a more detailed understanding.
The Empress and Yi Gui Concubine of the Qing Emperor
In Qing Yu Nian 2, the Qing Emperor's empress was played by Yu Feihong, while Yi Guipin was played by Sui Junbo. The Empress was described as a stupid character in the play, similar to the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. Yi Guipin was one of the Qing Emperor's favorite concubines. She was cheerful and lively and was doted on in the Palace.
The Empress and Yi Gui Concubine of the Qing Emperor
In Qing Yu Nian 2, the Qing Emperor's empress was played by Yu Feihong, while Yi Guipin was played by Sui Junbo. Yi Guipin was Fan Xian's Aunt Liu and also a cousin of Fan Jian's wife, Lady Liu. She was relatively normal among the five women by the Qing Emperor's side and was deeply favored and trusted by the Qing Emperor. Yi Guipin was the mother of the Third Prince, Li Chengping. After the assassination at Xuankong Temple, she made the Third Prince acknowledge Fan Xian as his master and became Fan Xian's greatest help in the Palace. The search results did not provide any information regarding the Qing Emperor's empress and Yi Guipin's plot and development.
The Empress and Yi Gui Concubine of the Qing Emperor
The situation of the Qing Emperor's Empress and Yi Guipin in the second year of the Qing Dynasty was not explicitly mentioned. Thus, I don't know the exact situation of the Qing Emperor's Empress and Yi Guipin in the Qing Dynasty.