Empress Dowager Ye Qingmei

"Celebrating Years 2" has Guo Qilin.

Celebrating Years 2 could be watched for free on online viewing platforms such as iQiyi and Youku. The drama had a total of 20 episodes, each episode lasting 10 minutes. The audience could watch the full version of the drama in high definition for free on these platforms.

The reason why Wu Zhu could not defeat the Qing Emperor was because the Qing Emperor had mastered the secret manual of the King's zhenqi. Wu Zhu did not have internal energy and only had the ability to adapt. The Qing Emperor's true qi was many times more than Wu Zhu's, giving him more power and skill in battle. In addition, the Qing Emperor was also the creator of Wu Zhu and had the ability to create wondrous weapons. The Qing Emperor also knew that one of Wu Zhu's weaknesses was his fear of fire. In summary, the Qing Emperor had the advantage in strength, technique, and weapons, causing Wu Zhu to be unable to contend with him.

" Celebrating Years 2: Fan Xian's Return to the Capital " was an audio book that could be listened to and downloaded for free on various online reading and listening platforms. This book recounted the series of events that happened after Fan Xian faked his death and returned to Qing Kingdom. There were several reasons for Fan Xian's return to the capital. First, the Qing Emperor had agreed to Fan Jian's request to bring Fan Xian back to the capital. Second, Fan Xian had entered the capital to marry the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui, and Lin Wan 'er so that Fan Jian could control the financial power of the palace treasury. Finally, the Qing Emperor wanted to see Fan Xian's ability and hoped to use Fan Xian to train the Crown Prince, Li Chengqian. If you are interested in this work, you can find and listen to it on the relevant online platforms.

Yes, the character Yan Bingyun in " Celebrating Years " was Xiao En's blood. Xiao En had made it clear that Yan Bingyun had the blood of the Xiao family flowing in his veins, and Chen Pingping had also confirmed this. Yan Bingyun's true identity was the grandson of Xiao En, the spy leader of Northern Qi. His mother was a prostitute. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Yan Bingyun was related to Xiao En by blood.

Teng Zijing could not find his wife and children because he mistakenly believed that Guo Baokun had killed them. At first, Teng Zijing had wanted to assassinate Fan Xian, but after Fan Xian helped him find his wife and children and rebuilt the trust between them, Teng Zijing wanted to take his wife and children away from the capital and live an ordinary life. However, he chose to stay in the capital because he was worried that Fan Xian would be in danger in the capital, so he decided to stay and protect Fan Xian, even if this meant that he might die for it. Therefore, Teng Zijing could not find his wife and children because he chose to stay in the capital to protect Fan Xian.

The cast list for Qing Yuannian's second drama was as follows: Zhang Ruoyun played Fan Xian, Li Qin played Lin Wan 'er, Chen Daoming played the Qing Emperor, Wu Gang played Chen Pingping, Guo Qilin played Fan Sizhe, Tian Yu played Wang Qinian, Li Xiaoran played the Eldest Princess, Song Yi played Fan Ruoruo, Xin Zhilei played Haitang Duoduo, Gao Shuguang played Fan Jian, Liu Duanduan played the Second Prince, Yu Yang played Lin Ruofu, Zhang Weiwei played the Crown Prince, Jin Chen played Ye Ling' er, Mao Xiaotong played the Northern Qi Princess, Li Qiang played Yan Ruohai, and Yu Ailei played Deng Ziyue. Tong Mengshi played Wu Zhu, Wang Churan played Sang Wen, and Fu Xinbo played the First Prince. The above was the cast of " Celebrating Years: Part Two ".

You can watch all 46 episodes of " Celebrating the First Season " online for free on iQiyi, Watermelon Movies, Mango TV, and other platforms.

The full text of Celebrating Years 2 can be read for free on Qidian Chinese Network. Qidian Chinese Network provided the online reading service for the entire novel of " Celebrating Years 2 ". The readers could read the entire novel for free on the website. At the same time, Qidian Chinese Network also provided a reading environment without advertisements and pop-ups, providing readers with a good reading experience.

The ranks of martial arts in the Qing Dynasty were divided from the lowest to the highest: first grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade, sixth grade, seventh grade, eighth grade, lower ninth grade, upper ninth grade, and grandmaster. The ninth-grade martial arts were the best, and the first-grade martial arts were the worst. As the level increased, the power of the martial arts also gradually increased. To be specific, according to the characters that appeared in the drama, Rank-6 and below almost did not appear, or rather, they rarely appeared. Basically, it could be concluded that a Rank-6 was probably a young adult male who was vigorous and strong. If he was placed in a normal fight among ordinary people, he would be considered a powerful character, but he had not specialized in martial arts. Rank-5 was probably an adult male with average physical fitness among ordinary people. He had never practiced martial arts and was just like a fighter among ordinary people. Rank-4 and below were probably the old, weak, sick, and disabled, including relatively weak adult men or slightly stronger adult women. Below them were the elderly, children, and even infants. Therefore, the ranking of martial arts in the Qing Dynasty was divided from one to nine, representing different levels of martial arts strength.