Zhenguan Longsong Li Ke and Ashina Yun appear

The actor who played Li Chengqian in the Zhenguan Long Song was Lu Xing.

Zhenguan Longsong was a TV series that told the story of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin, and Empress Zhangsun. Li Shimin was a wise ruler, while Empress Zhangsun was regarded as a virtuous empress. They had three sons and four daughters. Empress Zhangsun showed her wisdom and ability as an empress in the play and played an important role in assisting Li Shimin's imperial career. Empress Zhangsun knew how to manage the harem. She did not interfere with the government and let the men settle their affairs. She set an example and used her personal charm to convince the concubines in the harem to avoid chaos. It was obvious that Empress Zhangsun valued Li Shimin. Their relationship was very good. However, regarding the specific plot and details of Li Shimin and Empress Zhangsun in the Zhenguan Long Song, I can't find the answer in the information provided.

The female lead in Zhenguan Longsong was Princess Ankang, played by Zhang Lanlan. In the play, she showed a personality similar to Princess Ankang. She was not a good girl, but a little rebellious. Although her role in the film had raised some doubts, her acting skills and image had been recognized.

The female lead in Zhenguan Longsong was Princess Ankang, played by Zhang Lanlan. In the play, she showed a personality similar to Princess Ankang. She was not a good girl, but a little rebellious. Although her role in the film had raised some doubts, her acting skills and image had been recognized.

Zhenguan Longsong was a TV series that told the story of the early 23 years of the Tang Dynasty after Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin. Some of the people involved were Li Shimin, Li Ke, Fan Xing, Hou Junji, Zhangsun Wuji, Cen Wenwen, Wei Zheng, Feng Deyi, Empress Zhangsun, and so on. However, due to the limitations of the search results, it was impossible to provide more detailed introductions and relationships.

The plot of the seventeenth episode of Zhenguan Longsong was about Li Shimin discovering that Li Ke had borrowed one million gold for his military pay and falsely claiming that he had privately given it to Hou Junji to compensate the orphans of the Flying Tiger Army. Li Shimin severely reprimanded Li Ke and demoted him to the rank of Prince. In addition, there were some other plots, such as Ashina Yun's appearance to comfort Li Ke, Li Ke revealing the identity of Ashina Yun's daughter, and Li Ke's conversation with Cheng Yunliang.

In the 40th episode of Zhenguan Long Song, Ankang was about to get married, and Li Shimin arranged a horse race. Surprisingly, the first place winner was actually Du Gumou, which surprised Li Shimin and An Kang. Dugu Mou requested to become a courtier and marry with the princess. At the same time, Yi Nan's ambition swelled, and he was prepared to bring the whole army south in the name of welcoming the bride to seize White Dragon Pass and fight against Li Shimin. Hou Junji and Ashina Simo sent Ankang off, but Ashina Simo refused Yi Nan's enticement and cut off his ears to show his ambition. Hou Junji judged that Yi Nan wanted to betray Tang, so he asked Du Gumou to escort the princess back to the capital while he led the army to seize White Dragon Pass and deal with Yi Nan.

The biggest flaw of the Zhenguan Longsong was that it portrayed Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty as a fatuous ruler. In the TV series, there was a scene where Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty went to Yunzhong. Ankang only acted coquettishly a few times, but Li Shimin actually took her there. This was considered an inaccurate description of a wise emperor and was the biggest failure of the whole story.

The original author of Zhenguan Long Song was Zhou Zhifang.

You can watch the complete set of Zhenguan Longsong TV Series on Mango TV. The drama was starred by Tang Guoqiang, Zhang Lanlan, Nie Yuan, Bai Qinglin, Zhang Tielin, and others. It told the story of the King of Qin, Li Shimin, who ascended to the supreme rule of the Tang Empire in the ninth year of Wude.