The heir to the second prince's side

The heir beside the Second Prince in the Qing Dynasty was Li Hongcheng, the heir of King Jing. Li Hongcheng, the son of King Jing, was a good friend of the Second Prince, Li Chengze. He was described as a man of temperament, calm, and loyal. He often had a good relationship with the Second Prince and worked for him.

The heir beside the Second Prince in the Qing Dynasty was Li Hongcheng, the heir of King Jing. Li Hongcheng, the son of King Jing, was a good friend of the Second Prince, Li Chengze. He was described as a man of temperament, calm, and loyal. He often had a good relationship with the Second Prince and worked for him.

The Second Prince and the Crown Prince had no relationship in 'Celebrating Years.' The Second Prince was the Qing Emperor's younger brother and the Crown Prince's older brother, while the Crown Prince was the Crown Prince and the Emperor's personal decree. They were of equal status, but they were not blood brothers. Therefore, there was no relationship between the Second Prince and the Crown Prince.

The heir of King Jing in "Celebrating Years" is Li Hongcheng. He was the Qing Emperor's nephew, King Jing's son. When Li Hongcheng first appeared in the play, he was portrayed as a prince who loved poetry and books and was also a henchman of the Second Prince. He had a close relationship with the main character, Fan Xian. He had always tried to rope Fan Xian in and had developed a liking for Fan Ruoruo. Li Hongcheng, the heir of King Jing, was described as a man of temperament, calm, and loyalty. On the surface, he did not care about the government, but he was on good terms with the Second Prince in private and worked for him. He was interested in Fan Ruoruo and had put in a lot of effort to pursue her. Therefore, the second prince, the son of King Jing, had different roles and behaviors in the play.

The heir of King Jing was Li Hongcheng. He was the Qing Emperor's nephew, King Jing's son. Li Hongcheng was portrayed in the book as a prince who loved poetry and books, and was also a henchman of the Second Prince. He had a close relationship with the protagonist, Fan Xian. He had always tried to rope Fan Xian in and had developed a liking for Fan Ruoruo. Li Hongcheng, the son of King Jing, played an important role in the play.

King Jing's heir, Li Hongcheng, and the second prince, Li Chengze, were the Qing Emperor's nephew and son. In " Celebrating Years," they were depicted as representatives of two different forces. There was no detailed information about their interactions and relationship development, so it was impossible to accurately answer their relationship.

The heir of the Second Prince, King Jing, was Li Hongcheng. He was the Qing Emperor's nephew and King Jing's son. In "Celebrating Years," he was portrayed as a man with temperament, composure, and loyalty. The heir of King Jing had a close relationship with the main character, Fan Xian. He had always tried to rope Fan Xian in and had developed a liking for Fan Ruoruo. He played an important role in the play and had a close relationship with Fan Xian. Li Hongcheng, the son of King Jing, was played by Liu Runnan.

Li Yunrui was on the same side as the Crown Prince and the Second Prince. She was openly close to the Crown Prince, but in the end, she cooperated with the Second Prince. Thus, Li Yunrui had a cooperative relationship with the Second Prince. It could be said that she was on the Second Prince's side.

[Yes, Li Yunrui is on the Second Prince's side.] In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Li Yunrui and Second Prince Li Chengze worked together to establish a force that could threaten the emperor. The reason she chose to support the Second Prince was because she believed that the Second Prince was resourceful and had a better chance of inheriting the Qing Emperor's position than the Crown Prince. She hoped to achieve her power and status by supporting the Second Prince.

Fan Sizhe was the Second Prince's man. In " Celebrating Years," Fan Sizhe was a subordinate of the Second Prince, Li Chengze. He and the Third Prince, Li Chengping, ran the Baoyue Brothel business together to coerce Fan Xian into obeying the Second Prince. Fan Sizhe was talented in business, good at scheming, and greedy. He had been used by the Second Prince to help him control Fan Xian and add fuel to the fire in the Baoyue Brothel incident. In order to break free from the Second Prince's control, Fan Xian finally sent Fan Sizhe to Northern Qi.