In Joy of Life, Gong Dian was a guard and deputy commander by the Qing Emperor's side. He was the Martial Nephew of Ye Liuyun, the Great Grandmaster, and was from the same sect as Ye Chong. He represented the power and status of the Ye family. Even though Gong Dian's specific identity was not explicitly mentioned, it could be seen that he played an important role at the Qing Emperor's side. He was trusted by the Qing Emperor and held an important position. As for whether Gong Dian was Chen Pingping's man or his final outcome, the search results did not provide a definite answer.

The Gong Dian who celebrated the New Year was played by Kelvin Cui. Cui Peng was an actor from Mainland China. He was born in Jinan City, Shandong Province, and graduated from the Beijing Film Academy. In 2003, he participated in the Singapore's "New Talent" competition and won the men's championship. After that, he signed a contract with Singapore Television. Gong Dian was a guard by the Qing Emperor's side. He was the commander of the Imperial Army and liked calligraphy.
The role of Gong Dian in Joy of Life was played by Cui Peng. Cui Peng was an actor from Mainland China. He was born in Jinan City, Shandong Province, and graduated from the Beijing Film Academy. In 2003, he participated in the Singapore's "New Talent" competition and won the men's championship. After that, he signed a contract with Singapore Television. Gong Dian was a guard by the Qing Emperor's side and held the position of Deputy Commander. Cui Peng's performance was considered to be without merit or fault in the play. There were not many opportunities to show his excellence, but he was still recognized by the audience.
What the Qing Emperor said to Gong Dian was," Today's sacrifice to the temple has not caused any disturbance. You have already done a meritorious deed."
What the Qing Emperor said to Gong Dian was," Today's sacrifice to the temple has not caused any disturbance. You have already done a meritorious deed." The meaning of this sentence was that the Qing Emperor was expressing his appreciation and affirmation of Gong Dian. He felt that Gong Dian had performed well in the matter of offering sacrifices to the temple. There had been no problems or ripples. He had already done very well.
What the Qing Emperor said to Gong Dian was," Today's sacrifice to the temple has not caused any disturbance. You have already done a meritorious deed." The meaning of this sentence was that the Qing Emperor was expressing his appreciation and affirmation of Gong Dian. He felt that Gong Dian had performed well in the matter of offering sacrifices to the temple. There had been no problems or ripples. He had already done very well. This sentence could also be understood as the Qing Emperor's consolation and encouragement to Gong Dian, indicating his approval of Gong Dian's loyalty and hard work.
What the Qing Emperor said to Gong Dian was," Today's sacrifice to the temple has not caused any disturbance. You have already done a meritorious deed."
What the Qing Emperor said to Gong Dian was," Today's sacrifice to the temple has not caused any disturbance. You have already done a meritorious deed." The meaning of this sentence was that the Qing Emperor was expressing his appreciation and affirmation of Gong Dian. He felt that Gong Dian had performed well in the matter of offering sacrifices to the temple. There had been no problems or ripples. He had already done very well. This sentence could also be understood as the Qing Emperor's consolation and encouragement to Gong Dian, indicating his approval of Gong Dian's loyalty and hard work.
When he mentioned the paintings that the Qing Emperor had given Gong Dian, Gong Dian understood that the Qing Emperor knew about this matter. He brought the paintings that he had treasured for a long time to the Eastern Palace and tore them all apart in front of the Crown Prince. He also tore apart the painting that the Crown Prince had given Gong Dian.
The Gong Dian in Joy of Life was played by Kelvin Cui. Cui Peng was an actor from Mainland China. He was born in Jinan City, Shandong Province, and graduated from the Beijing Film Academy. In 2003, he participated in the Singapore's "New Talent" competition and won the men's championship. After that, he signed a contract with Singapore Television.
In Joy of Life, Gong Dian and Yan Xiaoyi were both responsible for guarding the Qing Emperor. Their responsibilities and abilities were different. Gong Dian was the captain of the Qing Emperor's personal guards. He was responsible for the Qing Emperor's safety and was also a commander. And Yan Xiaoyi was the commander of the Imperial Army in the palace. He was known as the only ninth-grade archer in the world and was good at long-range attacks. Yan Xiaoyi was in charge of the safety of the entire Royal Palace, while Gong Dian was only in charge of the Qing Emperor's safety. Although both of them were masters in Joy of Life, their duties and abilities were different. It was impossible to determine who had a higher position or who was more powerful.