The filming locations of " Celebrating Years " in Northern Qi included Xiangshan Film and Television City in Zhejiang Province, Stone Forest Scenic Area in Yunnan Province, and Qinhan Film and Television City in Duyun, Guizhou Province.
It was filmed at the Qin and Han Film and Television City in Duyun during the celebration of the Northern Qi Imperial Palace.
" Celebrating Years " was filmed in the Northern Qi Imperial Palace in Xiangshan Film and Television City in Zhejiang Province.
It was filmed at the Qin and Han Film and Television City in Duyun, Guizhou Province.
It was filmed by the Northern Qi Royal Palace in Duyun, Guizhou Province.
The movie was not filmed in Kyoto, Japan, but in China's Xiangshan Film and Television City, Guizhou Duyun Qinhan Film and Television City, Tianjin Binhai Library, Kunming Stone Forest, Luoping Rape Flower Sea, Luoping Nine Dragon Waterfall, and other places.
During the Qing years, Northern Qi was located in the north of China. To be specific, the capital of Northern Qi was Ye (now southwest of Handan and Linzhang in Hebei Province). Its main cities included Jinyang, Luoyang, Jinzhou, Jizhou, Chenliu, and so on. Northern Qi's time range was from 550 to 577, and the population exceeded 22 million in 564. Northern Qi was a regime in northern China during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It formed a long-term confrontation with the Qing Kingdom.
Northern Qi was located in the north of China. To be specific, the capital of Northern Qi was Ye (southwest of Handan and Linzhang in Hebei Province). Its main cities included Jinyang, Luoyang, Jinzhou, Jizhou, Chenliu, and so on.
During the Qing Dynasty, the Northern Qi was the current Shandong Province and the southern Hebei Province.
There was no clear information on the exact location of Northern Qi. According to the description in the novel, the capital of Northern Qi was Ye (now southwest of Handan and Linzhang in Hebei Province). According to other sources, the Northern Qi of Qingyu was probably located in northern China, including Hebei, Tianjin, and other northern regions. However, according to the author Maoni's explanation, the Qing Kingdom corresponded to the Qing Kingdom in the south, the Northern Qi Kingdom corresponded to Northern Qiqihar, and Dongyi City corresponded to Haerbin. These place names were all based on cities in Northeast China. Therefore, according to the information provided, the Northern Qi that celebrated the year might be located in the northeast of China. The specific location might be near Qihaer City in the Heilongjiang Province.
Northern Qi's founding emperor, Zhan Qingfeng, only had one son. The others were all daughters. This caused Northern Qi to have no brothers who could be crowned kings. Although the Northern Qi Emperor could have more sons and nurture his direct line of power, Zhan Qingfeng only had one son and could not inherit the throne. Thus, Northern Qi had no princes.