Celebrating the Second Prince
The second prince in the Qing Dynasty was played by Liu Duanduan.
Celebrating the Second Prince and the Second Prince
The second prince of the Qing Dynasty had no relationship with the prince. The Second Prince was the Emperor's younger brother and the Crown Prince's older brother, while the Crown Prince was the one who was personally instructed by the Crown Prince and the Emperor. The prince was the prince's son, and the second prince was the emperor's younger brother. Although the Second Prince and the Crown Prince were blood brothers, their statuses were similar. The Crown Prince had a slight advantage. In the movie, the Second Prince was a villain. In order to become the emperor, he would do anything. He would even kill his own brother, the Crown Prince. As for the relationship between the Crown Prince and the Second Prince, it was not clearly described in the play.
Celebrating the Second Prince
In the middle of the year, the Second Prince committed suicide. In the play, in order to force Fan Xian to yield, the Second Prince sent assassins to surround and kill Yan Bingyun and Fan Xian. Unexpectedly, Yan Bingyun had killed Fan Xian. This ending was unexpected for the Second Prince. He had not expected this situation. Therefore, the ending of Second Prince Qing Yuannian was his suicide.
Celebrating the Second Prince
The Second Prince of the Qing Dynasty was the Qing Emperor's son. His name was Li Chengze. He was the whetstone that the Qing Emperor used to train Crown Prince Li Chengqian. He was also the prince with the deepest schemes other than Fan Xian. The Second Prince had once allied with his aunt, Li Yunrui (Eldest Princess). Under Fan Xian's suppression, he still did not give up on the fight for the throne. In the play, he attempted to seize the throne and had a conflict with Fan Xian. The Second Prince's true colors were not revealed until the end of the play.
Celebrating the Second Prince
During the Qing Dynasty, the Qing Emperor had five sons. The second prince's name was Li Chengze. He was the son of the Qing Emperor and Noble Consort Shu. In the play, the Second Prince was portrayed as a ruthless, ambitious, and scheming person. He had shown a friendly attitude toward Fan Xian, but behind his back, he had been plotting to kill Fan Xian. His goal was to fight for the throne. In the end, the Second Prince chose to commit suicide. Before he took poison to commit suicide, he left the Qing Emperor with four words: " Widow, widower, lonely." This was a curse to the Qing Emperor and also a portrait of his tragic life. The Second Prince's death and his complicated relationship with the Qing Emperor became the focus of the audience.
Celebrating the Second Prince
The Second Prince of the Qing Dynasty was the Qing Emperor's son. His name was Li Chengze. He was the whetstone that the Qing Emperor used to train Crown Prince Li Chengqian. He was also the prince with the deepest schemes other than Fan Xian. The Second Prince had once allied with his aunt, Li Yunrui (Eldest Princess). Under Fan Xian's suppression, he still did not give up on the fight for the throne. He was a wonderful character in both the drama and the original novel, played by actor Liu Duanduan. His image and personality were very eye-catching and left a deep impression on the audience.
Celebrating the Second Prince
In the second part of the movie, Liu Duanduan played the role of the First Prince.
Celebrating the Second Prince
The Second Prince of the Qing Dynasty was the Qing Emperor's son. His name was Li Chengze. He was the whetstone that the Qing Emperor used to train Crown Prince Li Chengqian. He was also the prince with the deepest schemes other than Fan Xian. The Second Prince had once allied with his aunt, Li Yunrui (Eldest Princess). Under Fan Xian's suppression, he still did not give up on the fight for the throne. In the drama and the original work, the Second Prince and Eldest Princess had always supported the suppression of Fan Xian and bribed officials through various royal merchants. In the end, the Second Prince chose to commit suicide. Perhaps it was because the Crown Prince and Fan Xian had developed killing intent towards him.
Celebrating the Second Prince
The Second Prince in " Celebrating Years " was a tragic character. Ever since he was born, he had been used by the Qing Emperor. In the end, he chose to take poison and commit suicide. The Second Prince had a deep hatred and sorrow for the Qing Emperor. He left behind four words in his will: " Widow, widow, and lonely." It was both a curse to the Qing Emperor and a portrait of his own life. The Second Prince felt that his life was very laughable because the Qing Emperor's love and concern were all schemes. He was just a tool for the Qing Emperor to use the Crown Prince and Eunuch Yao to make the Crown Prince a more suitable person to be the Emperor. In the end, the Second Prince chose to commit suicide because he realized how laughable and useless he was. He was filled with hatred and despair toward the Qing Emperor. His death was also a form of protest and resistance against the Qing Emperor. More details about the Second Prince's personality, motives, and story could be learned from " Celebrating Years."
Celebrating the Second Prince
The second prince in the cast of the celebration was played by Liu Duanduan.
Celebrating the Second Prince
The Second Prince in " Celebrating Years " was the Qing Emperor's son. He had literary talent and a proud and cold personality. In the play, the Second Prince was forced by the Qing Emperor to fight for the throne and had a grudge with Fan Xian. In the end, he chose to take poison and commit suicide, leaving behind a curse to the Qing Emperor and his own sorrowful final words. The Second Prince's actions and thoughts surprised and puzzled people. On the surface, he was friendly, but behind his back, he had been plotting to kill Fan Xian in order to obtain the throne. He was a ruthless, ambitious, and scheming person. Fan Xian's existence was a threat to him. The story of the Second Prince was described in detail in the play, which was compared with the original work and the drama version.