Has the Qing Emperor ever thought of letting Fan Xian inherit the throne?

Celebrating Years 2's original drama collection referred to the collection of the original plots of the second season of Celebrating Years. Celebration of the Year 2 was a continuation of the first season. The plot was modified from the original, but the theme structure was not much different and the content was rich. However, the search results did not provide any specific information about the collection of the original drama series of " Celebrating Years 2." Therefore, I'm not sure about the details of the original drama collection.

The duel between Du Fu's seven-character poems took place in the 27th episode of the first season.

Fan Xian's sister, Fan Ruoruo, was his biological daughter.

Lin Wan 'er's pregnancy in the novel " Celebrating Years " was in chapter 52.

Lu Yao was a female model and singer from mainland China. She was born on January 18th, 1987 in the Harbin City in the province of Heilongjiang Province, China. She graduated from the Fashion Performance Department of the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology. Lu Yao participated in the Pierre Cardin Cup China Elite Model Competition in 2004 and won the second place in the North China Division. She also won the Miss Asia and the Best Legs Award in the 2005 International Chinese Queen and Beauty Competition. Lu Yao released her debut album," Lu Yao," in 2010 and was shortlisted for the Best Newcomer Award on the Southeastern Music Chart. She had also participated in the China Taiwan variety show, Kangxi Is Coming. Lu Yao's music styles were diverse, and her representative works included "Lu Yao" and "Green Snake". Her charisma and emotional depth were also loved by many people.

Celebrating Years Chapter 151 was one of the chapters in the novel," Celebrating Years ". The content of this chapter involved Fan Xian recalling a pill he had obtained when he was young. This pill was very important to him. However, despite experiencing many life and death battles and wounds, Fan Xian had never taken this medicine. In addition, there was also the story of Yuan Hongdao escaping to a private house before dawn. He fled along a small alley in the western part of the city, avoiding the Overwatch Council's pursuit and the Jingdou Garrison's patrols. In the end, he arrived at a private house.

There was no information on whether there was a manga version of " Celebrating Years: Ye Qingmei ". The search results did not mention whether the work had a corresponding comic version. Therefore, I don't know if there is a manga version of Ye Qingmei.

Ye Qingmei had been brought out of the temple by Xiao En and Ku He.

The novel could be read online for free through Qidian Chinese Network, but there was no mention of an online download service for the novel. The readers could read the entire novel on Qidian Chinese website, or they could find the TMT-download link for Qing Yu Nian on other websites for readers to download for free. Therefore, Qing Yunian could read it online, but he needed to find the TXT download link on other websites to download it.

The Stone Ode carved on the cliff of Iron Mountain was a stone work carved on Iron Mountain during the Northern Zhou Dynasty. It was carved on a huge stone plateau in the south of the Iron Mountain, and there were patterns of dragons, clouds, and Buddha's light on it. The right side is engraved with the Great Collection Sutra, and the left side is engraved with the Ode. This was a stone work written by the disciple of the famous monk An Daoyi during the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Its calligraphic font was between official script and regular script. It had the characteristics of seal script. The strokes were round and dignified, the momentum was high and quiet, and the spirit was flying. This work was regarded as one of the representative works of the Northern Dynasty's big-character announcement book, and it also showed the evolution of Chinese characters from official script to regular script. Therefore, the Stone Ode carved on the cliff of Tieshan had an important position in the history of Chinese calligraphy.