Original work of Emperor Yongzheng
Emperor Yongzheng was originally a long historical novel in the vernacular style that was first published in the 1990s. It was the second part of the "Sunset Trilogy" of the Qing Emperor series in February River. The novel was divided into three volumes, namely, The Nine Kings Fight for Inheritance, Diao Gong Tian Lang, and Hate Water Passing East. It narrated the battle for inheritance before Yongzheng ascended the throne, the reform of the official administration after taking office, and the plot of suicide after falling in love with his daughter due to loneliness. Er Yuehe had read a lot of materials for the creation of the novel, such as "Qing History Manuscript","Qing Shizong Record","Yongzheng Zhu Ban Edict" and so on. This novel was known as " The Encyclopedia of China Official Politicians " and " The Encyclopedia of China Court Politicians." It was also a controversial novel. Those who liked it praised it greatly, thinking that it was a rare masterpiece, while the critics said that it was a product of glorifying the emperor's imperial power. The novel won the Henan Province Literature and Art Outstanding Achievement Award. In 1999, it was selected as one of the "Top 100 Chinese Fictions of the 20th Century" by Asia Weekly. In September 2019, it was selected as one of the "70 Long Fictions of the 70 Years of New China". Read the manga "Hidden for a Hundred Days, I Married the Female Empress of the Enemy Country" by clicking on the link below.
The original work, Yongzheng Dynasty
The original work was Emperor Yongzheng. It was a vernacular historical novel first published in the 1990s. The first, second, and third volumes were first published in 1991, 1993, and 1994 respectively. It was the second volume in the "Sunset Trilogy" of the Qing Emperor series by Er Yuehe. The novel was divided into three volumes: Nine Kings Fighting for Inheritance, Diao Gong Tian Lang, and Hate Water Passing East. It described the battle for inheritance before Yongzheng ascended the throne, the reform of the official administration after taking office, and the plot of suicide after falling in love with his daughter due to loneliness. The story described Yongzheng's experience in the order of time and revealed the drawbacks of feudal politics. This novel was based on official historical materials and was readable. In 1999, it was adapted into the TV series Yongzheng Dynasty. It had the titles of " Encyclopedia of Chinese officialdom politics " and " Encyclopedia of Chinese court politics ". It won the Henan Province Literature and Art Outstanding Achievement Award. In 1999, it was selected as one of the top 100 Chinese novels of the 20th century by Asia Weekly. In September 2019, it was selected as one of the collections of 70 novels in the 70 years of New China. However, the novel was also a controversial work. Some people praised it as a masterpiece, while others criticized it as a product of glorifying the emperor's imperial power. Read the manga "Hidden for a Hundred Days, I Married the Female Empress of the Enemy Country" by clicking on the link below.
Emperor Yongzheng's Original Works
Emperor Yongzheng was originally a vernacular historical novel written by Er Yuehe. It was the second part of the Sunset Trilogy. The first, second, and third volumes of the novel were first published in 1991, 1993, and 1994 respectively. The novel was divided into three parts: "Nine Kings Fight for Inheritance","Diao Gong Tian Lang" and "Hate Water Passing East". It described the battle for inheritance before Yongzheng ascended the throne, the reform of the official administration after taking office, and the later part of the story, where he was unable to do anything, fell in love with his daughter, and committed suicide. Er Yuehe had read a lot of materials for the creation of this work, such as "Qing History Manuscript","Qing Shizong Record","Yongzheng Zhu Ban Edict" and so on. This novel had the titles of " Encyclopedia of Chinese officialdom politics " and " Encyclopedia of Chinese court politics ", but it was also controversial. Fans praised it greatly, while critics believed that it was a product of glorifying the emperor's imperial power. It also won the Henan Province Literature and Art Outstanding Achievement Award. In 1999, it was selected by Asia Weekly as one of the top 100 Chinese novels of the 20th century. In September 2019, it was selected as one of the 70 collections of novels in the 70 years of New China. Read the manga "Hidden for a Hundred Days, I Married the Female Empress of the Enemy Country" by clicking on the link below.
Read the original work of Yongzheng Dynasty online
The original novel of Yongzheng Dynasty can be read online. The specific online reading address could be found in the search results.
The original work of Qiao Yindi in Yongzheng Dynasty
In the original novel, Qiao Yindi was the illegitimate daughter of Emperor Yongzheng. She had an unethical relationship with Emperor Yongzheng and eventually committed suicide. This ending was considered too melodramatic and did not match the image of Yongzheng. In the TV series, Qiao Yindi's role was changed. She and Yongzheng were not father and daughter, but became Yongzheng's confidante. She continued to live in the palace after Yongzheng's death and became Yongzheng's special confidante. Her specific ending was not clearly revealed. It was possible that she would return to Old Fourteenth's side or have another home.
The difference between Emperor Yongzheng and Emperor Yongzheng
Emperor Yongzheng and Emperor Yongzheng were two different novels that told the legendary stories of Emperor Yongzheng and Emperor Yongzheng respectively. Emperor Yongzheng mainly narrated the life stories and war experiences of Emperor Yongzheng during his reign. It depicted the process of Emperor Yongzheng growing from an ordinary official to a wise ruler. The novel used history as the background to show Emperor Yongzheng's political wisdom, military ability, and governance ability through fictional plots and characters. The ending of the novel also left a deep impression on people. " Emperor Yongzheng " mainly narrated the life stories and war experiences of Emperor Yongzheng during his reign. By narrating the growth process of Emperor Yongzheng, it showed Emperor Yongzheng's great talents and leadership skills. The novel also inserted a large amount of historical background and details to gain a deeper understanding of the Qing Dynasty's politics, economy, military, culture, and other aspects. The ending of the novel was rather tragic and left a deep impression. These two works not only narrated the history, but also added fictional plots and characters to show the different characteristics and charm of Emperor Yongzheng and Emperor Yongzheng through different narrative angles.
Feng Zi explains the original work of the Yongzheng Dynasty
The Fengzi Film and Television Club had uploaded a number of videos about the interpretation of the original work of the Yongzheng Dynasty, including the first part of the Nine Kings Conquest for the throne and the second part of the Diao Bow Wolf. These videos showed different plots and characters in the story, such as Kangxi's efforts to re-establish Crown Prince Yinreng, the Crown Prince's plot to assassinate Zheng Chunhua was resolved by Wu Sidao, and the 17th Imperial Aunt begging Yongzheng to transfer her son back. These videos provided some highlights and exciting content of the original story, but the specific interpretation of all information could not be determined from the search results provided.
The original work, Yongzheng's favorite Qiao Yindi
In the original novel, Yongzheng took Qiao Yindi to his side and doted on her. However, in the end, he was horrified to find out that Qiao Yindi was his lost daughter. Then, he committed suicide with her in Qiao Yindi's house. Read the manga "Hidden for a Hundred Days, I Married the Female Empress of the Enemy Country" by clicking on the link below.
Yongzheng Emperor
In the Yongzheng Dynasty, Jiao Huang played the role of Yongzheng.
Yongzheng Emperor
The actor who played the role of Yongzheng in the Yongzheng Dynasty was Tang Guoqiang.
Yongzheng Emperor
The actor who played the role of Yongzheng in the Yongzheng Dynasty was Tang Guoqiang.