Celebrating the Year (Part 3)
" Celebrating Years: Volume Three 05 " was the third work in the " Celebrating Years " novel series written by Maoni. The novel described how the imperial court's edict had been sent to Dongyi, but Dongyi did not admit that it was related to the manor at the foot of Cang Mountain, causing tension on the border between the two sides, which could lead to a war. The novel had been published.
Celebrating the Year (Part 3)
" Celebrating the Year 3: Snow in the Cangshan Mountains " was the third work of Maoni's Celebrating the Year series. The story told that the imperial court's edict had already been sent to Dongyi, but Dongyi did not admit that it was related to the manor at the foot of Cang Mountain, which could lead to a war. The novel had been published.
Celebrating the Year (Part 2)
The list of actors for the second film of Celebration of the Year included Zhang Ruoyun, Li Qin, Chen Daoming, Wu Gang, Guo Qilin, Tian Yu, Li Xiaoran, Song Yi, Xin Zhilei, Liu Duanduan, Fu Xinbo, Yu Feihong, Mao Xiaotong, Yu Yang, Li Qiang, Bi Yanjun, Yu Ailei, Shen Xiaohai, Feng Enhe, Jin Chen, Wang Churan, Sui Junbo, Gui Yalei, and Wang Qing.
Celebrating the Year (Part 3)
The third volume of " Celebrating the Year " was called " Celebrating the Year 3: Snow in the Cangshan Mountains ", and the author was Maoni. This novel described how the imperial court's edict had already been sent to Dongyi, but Dongyi did not admit that it had anything to do with the manor at the foot of Cang Mountain. This caused tension on the border between the two sides and could lead to war. The novel had already been published. The specific content and plot were currently not provided.
Celebrating the Year (Part 2)
The cast list for the second season of " Celebrating Years " was as follows: Zhang Ruoyun as Fan Xian, Li Qin as Lin Wan 'er, Chen Daoming as the Qing Emperor, Wu Gang as Chen Pingping, Guo Qilin as Fan Sizhe, Tian Yu as Wang Qinian, Li Xiaoran as the Eldest Princess, Song Yi as Fan Ruoruo, Xin Zhilei as Haitang Duoduo, Gao Shuguang as Fan Jian, Liu Duanduan as the Second Prince, Yu Yang as Lin Ruofu, Zhang Haowei as the Crown Prince, Jin Chen as Ye Ling' er, Mao Xiaotong as the Northern Qi Princess, Li Qiang as Yan Ruohai, and Yu Ailei as Deng Ziyue. Tong Mengshi played Wu Zhu, Wang Churan played Sang Wen, and Fu Xinbo played the First Prince.
Celebrating the Year 2 (Part 1)
The plot of the first episode of " Celebrating Years 2 " was Fan Xian being stabbed in the abdomen by Yan Bingyun, his life hanging by a thread. However, Wang Qinian acted in time and secretly fled to Northern Qi with Fan Xian. With the help of Haitang Duoduo, they found a hidden courtyard to provide a place for Fan Xian to heal. Fan Xian was unconscious for three days and three nights. Haitang Duoduo took care of him. Fan Xian used Tyrannical zhenqi to escape death and met up with Fifth Uncle six days after faking his death. These events happened in the first episode of " Celebrating Years 2."
Celebrating the Year (Part 2)
The cast list for the second season of " Celebrating Years " was as follows: Zhang Ruoyun as Fan Xian, Li Qin as Lin Wan 'er, Chen Daoming as the Qing Emperor, Wu Gang as Chen Pingping, Guo Qilin as Fan Sizhe, Tian Yu as Wang Qinian, Li Xiaoran as the Eldest Princess, Song Yi as Fan Ruoruo, Xin Zhilei as Haitang Duoduo, Gao Shuguang as Fan Jian, Liu Duanduan as the Second Prince, Yu Yang as Lin Ruofu, Zhang Haowei as the Crown Prince, Jin Chen as Ye Ling' er, Mao Xiaotong as the Northern Qi Princess, Li Qiang as Yan Ruohai, and Yu Ailei as Deng Ziyue. Tong Mengshi played Wu Zhu, Wang Churan played Sang Wen, and Fu Xinbo played the First Prince.
Celebrating the Year (Part 2)
The second season of Celebrating Years could be watched for free on Mango TV. The play was adapted from Maoni's best-selling novel of the same name. It continued the story line from the previous season and told the story of Fan Xian's return to Jingdou and the new challenges and power struggles he faced. The specific viewing link and broadcast time could be found on Mango TV's official website.
Celebrating the Year 2 (Part 1)
In the first episode of Celebrating Years 2, after Fan Xian was pierced through by Yan Bingyun, his fate affected the hearts of countless people. Fan Xian recalled the armor and soft sword his senior brother had given him before he left the capital and revealed how he had put on a good show of deceiving everyone. Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun had a heart-to-heart talk and expressed their loyalty to each other. In the Fan manor, Fan Jian had asked Liu Ruyu to hold a grand funeral, but Fan Ruoruo did not believe that Fan Xian was really dead. She saw that this was just a show.
Celebrating the Year (Part 3)
" Celebrating Years: Volume Three 05 " was the third work in the " Celebrating Years " novel series written by Maoni. The novel described how the imperial court's edict had been sent to Dongyi, but Dongyi did not admit that it was related to the manor at the foot of Cang Mountain, causing tension on the border between the two sides, which could lead to a war. The novel had been published.
Celebrating the Year (Part 2)
The second movie, Celebrating Years, was expected to be released around June 2024. The specific release date has not been announced, but according to the actor Zhang Ruoyun and other reports, the second season is expected to air around June 2024. Therefore, the audience could look forward to watching " Celebrating Years 2 " in the summer of 2024.
Celebrating the Year (Part 2)
The cast list for the second season of "Celebrating Years" was as follows: Fan Xian (played by Zhang Ruoyun), Lin Wan 'er (played by Li Qin), Qing Emperor (played by Chen Daoming), Chen Pingping (played by Wu Gang), Fan Sizhe (played by Guo Qilin), Wang Qinian (played by Tian Yu), Eldest Princess (played by Li Xiaoran), Fan Ruoruo (played by Song Yi), Haitang Duoduo (played by Xin Zhilei), Fan Jian (played by Gao Shuguang), Yan Ruohai (played by Li Qiang), Lin Ruofu (played by Yu Yang), Second Prince (played by Liu Duanduan), Crown Prince (played by Zhang Haowei) Wu Zhu (played by Tong Mengshi).