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In the Yongzheng Dynasty, Jiao Huang played Kangxi, who had many classic lines. In one of the dialogue, Kang Xi asked Fifth Brother Zhang who he thought was the best prince. Fifth Brother Zhang replied that Thirteenth Master was the best because he was magnanimous, chivalrous, and never schemed against others. Kangxi then asked him if he thought Thirteenth Master should be the Crown Prince. Fifth Brother Zhang replied that the best person might not necessarily be the best Crown Prince because Thirteenth Master was too straightforward and easily trusted others. He was not suitable to be the Crown Prince. This conversation showed Kang Xi's understanding and thinking about the prince, as well as his criteria for choosing the crown prince. These lines highlighted the personal charm and wisdom of Jiao Huang's Kang Xi character.

In the Yongzheng Dynasty, Jiao Huang played Kangxi, who had many classic lines. In one of the dialogue, Kang Xi asked Fifth Brother Zhang who he thought was the best prince. Fifth Brother Zhang replied that Thirteenth Master was the best because he was magnanimous, chivalrous, and never schemed against others. This dialogue showed Kang Xi's evaluation of the prince and Zhang Wuge's praise of the Thirteenth Master. Other classic lines could not be found from the search results provided.

Jiao Huang's Kangxi character in the TV series Yongzheng Dynasty had many classic lines. In one of the dialogue, Kang Xi asked Fifth Brother Zhang who he thought was the best prince. Fifth Brother Zhang replied that Thirteenth Master was the best because he was magnanimous, chivalrous, and never schemed against others. This dialogue showed Kang Xi's evaluation of the prince and Fifth Brother Zhang's opinion of the Thirteenth Master. In addition, Kangxi had other classic lines in the play, such as his expression of disdain and disappointment towards officials, as well as his evaluation of the crown prince. Overall, Jiao Huang had successfully displayed the charm and wisdom of Emperor Kangxi through his superb acting skills.

Jiao Huang played the role of Emperor Kangxi in Yongzheng Dynasty, which was considered one of the pinnacle performances in the history of Chinese TV dramas. Through exquisite acting, he successfully switched the roles of Kangxi under different identities, including the emperor, father, patriarch, and friend as the supreme ruler. Jiao Huang's acting skills were called Natural. He successfully showed the old state of Kangxi in his later years, which was different from Chen Daoming's image of Kangxi in Kangxi Dynasty. Although Jiao Huang had experienced a period of silence in his acting career, his acting skills were recognized by the audience.

Jiao Huang was the actor who played Emperor Kangxi in Yongzheng Dynasty. His acting skills were recognized by the audience and he was known as "the most classic Kangxi". Jiao Huang's image of Kangxi showed a natural state of old age, which was closer to the image of Kangxi in his later years than the Kangxi in Kangxi Dynasty. In addition to his outstanding performance in Yongzheng Dynasty, Jiao Huang also acted in other TV series, such as Loyalty. His acting skills were recognized by director Hu Mei in Yongzheng Dynasty. Hu Mei had persuaded Jiao Huang to play Emperor Kangxi many times and finally succeeded in persuading him. Jiao Huang was already 86 years old, but he was still in a good mental state.

Jiao Huang's TV series include Lost by the Lake, The Engineer in 1987, Zhu Ziqing in 1992, Kangxi in Yongzheng Dynasty in 1997, co-actors: Tang Guoqiang, Du Zhiguo, Wang Huichun, etc. In 2000, he played Zhong Chaolin in Loyalty, co-actors: Zhang Guoli, etc. In 2002, Car City, 2001, Li Wei as an Official, and in 2002, he played Qianlong in Qianlong Dynasty, co-actors: Zuo Xiaoqing, Sha Yi and others; In 2004, he played the role of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty in Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Co-actors: Chen Baoguo, etc.; In 2006, Co-actors: Zheng Shaoqiu, Gui Yalei, Zeng Baoyi, etc.; In 2010, Three Kingdoms, 2014, No War in Peiping, etc.

Jiao Huang played a role in the 50th episode of Yongzheng Dynasty, but the details could not be found from the search results provided.

Jiao Huang played a role in the 50th episode of Yongzheng Dynasty, but the details could not be found from the search results provided.

Jiao Huang's TV series included Loyalty, Qianlong Dynasty, Emperor Han Wu, Yongzheng Dynasty, etc.

Jiao Huang's family consisted of Jiao Huang himself, his wife, and their two children. We know that Jiao Huang is 82 years old. The exact age of his wife and children is not mentioned. Jiao Huang's daughter was 30 years younger than his son. Although Jiao Huang had been acting for 50 years, he had never taken on an advertisement. The search results did not provide any more details about Jiao Huang's wife and children.