Mortal Cultivation: Volume 14

Chen Pingping died in the 46th episode of the TV series " Celebrating Years."

" Celebrating Years 2 " was an ancient costume, comedy, martial arts, and action series with a total of 30 episodes. The story described how Fan Xian had returned to the capital to search for the truth after being threatened by the Second Prince to fake his death last season and finally found the mastermind behind the scenes. In the second season, Fan Xian was caught in a power struggle, but he did not lose his original heart. The audience also looked forward to understanding the Qing Emperor's true goal and why he wanted to kill his own son. In addition, the second season would also involve Fan Xian's spring examination, marriage, going to Jiangnan, and other plots. The specific plot and ending had not been announced, but according to the material provided by the original novel, Fan Xian would become a key figure in this contest of power and ideals.

In the Qing Yu Nian, Chen Pingping was played by Wu Gang. Wu Gang was a well-known drama and film actor in mainland China. He and his wife, Yue Xiuqing, were both actors in the Beijing People's Art. In his early years, he mainly acted in plays, such as Teahouse, Thunderstorm, sunrise, and other famous plays. Wu Gang had played Chen Pingping in the Qing Dynasty. Chen Pingping was the director of the Qing Dynasty's Inspection Court. He was below one person and above tens of thousands of people. He was good at planning and had courage. On the surface, he was ruthless and heartless, but in reality, he loved Fan Xian very much. He was Fan Xian's guiding light. In the end, in order to investigate the truth of Ye Qingmei's murder, Chen Pingping confronted the Qing Emperor and revealed the truth, but was eventually ordered to be executed by the Qing Emperor. His ending was tragic, but he had paved the way for Fan Xian and completed his mission.

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The third volume of the original novel, Qing Yu Nian, can be read online for free on Qidian Chinese Network.

There was some inconsistent information regarding Yan Bingyun's appearance in the TV series " Celebrating Years." Some documents mentioned that Yan Bingyun appeared in the second episode, but his official appearance was in the 30th or 38th episode. However, there were also documents that mentioned that Yan Bingyun would actually appear in episode 30. Therefore, according to the information provided, Yan Bingyun would appear in episode 2, 30, or 38. The exact number of episodes that he appeared in is uncertain.

Qing Yuannian, the Northern Qi Great Princess, was the Northern Qi Empress's older sister and was played by Mao Xiaotong.

" Celebrating Years " was a 46-episode TV series directed by Sun Hao and starred by Zhang Ruoyun, Li Qin, Chen Daoming, and others. The play was adapted from Maoni's novel of the same name and described the growth of the protagonist, Fan Xian. Fan Xian was a modern youth. Because he had transmigrated to ancient times, he had become a baby and was being pursued by a group of killers. In his escape, he met Wu Zhu, a warrior who had lost his eyes but had the ability to hear. He was taken to the Qing Kingdom's Sifan. The plot began with a poisoning incident. Fan Xian stepped onto the road of growth.

" Everything is for the celebration " was Yan Bingyun's signature line in the TV series " Celebrating Years." The meaning of this sentence was that for the benefit and prosperity of the country, they were willing to pay any price, including personal sacrifices. Yan Bingyun was a person loyal to the Qing Kingdom. He prioritized the interests of the Qing Kingdom and was willing to give up everything for the Qing Kingdom, even sacrificing his own life. This line expressed Yan Bingyun's loyalty to the country and his spirit of sacrifice, and it also became the target of ridicule and praise from netizens. The source of this meme was from the plot of the TV series where Yan Bingyun faced a conflict of personal and national interests. His response reflected his loyalty and determination.

The Qing Emperor's favorite son was Fan Xian.