The actor of the new Water Margins, Yan Qing

Yan Qing was a character in the classic Chinese novel," Water Margins." He was also known as Yan Xiaoyi and was nicknamed the prodigal son. He was originally a trusted servant of Lu Junyi, a rich man in Beijing, and followed Lu Junyi to Liangshan. Yan Qing was handsome and skilled in martial arts. He was good at playing and singing. He was ranked 36th in the Liangshan Righteous Gathering and was the leader of the infantry. Yan Qing once met Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty at Li Shishi's office in Tokyo and helped him recruit Liang Shan. After conquering Fang La, he chose to retire. Yan Qing's image was deeply loved by people. His artistic image was radiant and had a great impact on future generations.

The Water Margins actor Yan Qing was played by many actors, including Jiang David, Yang Baolong, Wang Guanghui, Yan Yikuan, and so on. Among them, Wang Guanghui's role as Yan Qing in the 1998 CCTV version of Water Margins was the most well-known. Yan Yikuan also played the role of Yan Qing in the 2011 edition of Water Margins.

There were different versions of Yan Qing's ending in Water Margins. In some versions, Yan Qing chose to live in seclusion. In some versions, Yan Qing and Exemplary Lee lived in seclusion together. There were also some versions that mentioned that Yan Qing had wandered the world and that Exemplary Lee had left. In general, Yan Qing's ending was different in different versions, and there was no definite answer.

Yan Yikuan played the role of the prodigal Yan Qing in the New Water Margins. Through his excellent acting skills and charming image, he successfully created this role and was praised by the audience as the " most beautiful man in ancient times." Yan Yikuan's performance was deeply loved by the mainland audience. In the play, he showed Yan Qing's superb martial arts skills and beautiful manliness. His performance was well received and he was considered one of the best actors.

There were different versions of Yan Qing's ending in Water Margins. In the original novel, Yan Qing chose to live in seclusion and lived a carefree life. He left Liangshan Lake and found a quiet place to live in seclusion with a load of gold and silver treasures. However, in some adapted TV series, Yan Qing and Li Shishi lived a secluded life together. In addition, there were also people who believed that Yan Qing was eventually killed by the arrows of the golden soldiers, and that Li Shishi died with hatred in order not to be humiliated. In general, Yan Qing's ending was different in different versions, and there was no definite answer.

Yan Qing was played by many actors in different versions of Water Margins. Among them, Wang Guanghui played the role of Yan Qing in the 1998 TV series Water Margins, and Yan Kuan played the role of Yan Qing in the 2011 TV series Water Margins. Other actors included Jiang David, Yang Baolong, Lu Guoqing, Tang Zhenye, Wu Yue, Liu Guanxiang, etc.

In the old version of Water Margins, Yan Qing was played by Wang Guanghui.

Yan Qing's role in Water Margins was Yan Yikuan. Yan Yikuan was an actor and singer from mainland China. He was born in Shanghai City. He graduated from the Shanghai Theater Academy and debuted in the 1999 TV series Love Letter. He also starred in many TV series and movies, such as Young Zhang Sanfeng, King of Qin Li Shimin, Flying Dragon, etc. Yan Yikuan played the role of Yan Qing in the 2011 edition of Water Margins. His acting skills and style were recognized by the audience, and he was considered an outstanding actor in Yan Qing.

Yan Qing appeared in chapters 61, 74, 81, and 110 of Water Margins. Yan Qing was a character in the novel, also known as Yan Xiaoyi, nicknamed the prodigal son. He was the trusted servant of Lu Junyi, a rich man in Beijing, and followed Lu Junyi to Liangshan. Yan Qing had a handsome appearance, and his body was covered in flowers and embroidery. He was skilled in both martial arts and martial arts, and was versatile. During the Liangshan Righteous Gathering, he was ranked thirty-sixth and was appointed as the leader of the infantry on Tianqiao Star. In the story, Yan Qing showed the characteristics of a loyal savior. He had saved Lu Junyi and other Liangshan heroes. His image was deeply loved by people and was considered one of the important characters in Water Margins.

Yan Qing's ending was different in different versions of Water Margins. In some versions, Yan Qing and Teacher Li lived in seclusion together and were described as a celestial couple. However, in the original novel, Yan Qing was not with Teacher Li. He chose to leave alone and retire after completing his mission. Therefore, regarding Yan Qing's final outcome, there were differences between different versions, and it was impossible to determine the exact outcome.