The situation in Northern Qi in the last few years of Qing Dynasty

The situation in Northern Qi in Qing Yu Nian was the long-term confrontation between Northern Qi and Qing Kingdom. Northern Qi was originally the predecessor of Northern Wei and was a powerful country. However, under Ye Qingmei's reform, the Qing Kingdom rose and began to chase after Northern Qi. Northern Qi was repeatedly defeated in the war with the Qing Kingdom. Its territory was constantly being nibbled away, and in the end, it was defeated by the Qing Kingdom. However, the outcome of the Northern Qi royal family was not mentioned in the search results provided. As a result, there was no way of knowing the exact details of Northern Qi's situation.

Fan Xian was sent to Northern Qi in the 32nd episode of "Celebrating Years."

In " Celebrating Years ", Nanqing and Northern Qi had made a deal. To put it more specifically, the Qing Kingdom used the palace treasury in Northern Qi to smuggle goods for trade. Through smuggling, the Qing Kingdom could take the taxes that should have gone into the national treasury and the profits that were oversold. This kind of transaction was for the sake of obtaining benefits and wealth.

In " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian was the one who traded with Nanqing and Northern Qi. Fan Xian used Northern Qi's palace treasury smuggling to trade. Through smuggling, he seized the taxes that should have gone into the national treasury and the profits that were oversold to obtain benefits and wealth.

During the Qing years, Northern Wei became Northern Qi because the Northern Wei Dynasty lost its stability in the chaotic times. The Zhan family seized the opportunity to establish the Northern Qi Dynasty. After the Northern Wei Dynasty fell into chaos, the Zhan Family's Patriarch Zhan Qingfeng became the number one person in the military. His military ability was extremely strong. At the same time, Zhan Qingfeng's younger brother Ku He had also performed well in the battle. The internal conflicts in the Northern Wei Dynasty intensified and eventually split into the Eastern Wei and Western Wei in 534 AD. In 550, the Eastern Wei was replaced by the powerful minister Gao Yang and became the Northern Qi. In 557, the Western Wei Dynasty was replaced by the powerful minister Yuwen Jue as the Northern Zhou Dynasty. In the year 577, Northern Qi was destroyed by its old enemy, Northern Zhou, and Northern China was once again unified.

In Qing Yu Nian, Northern Wei was the predecessor of Northern Qi. The Northern Wei Dynasty was a dynasty that lasted about 150 years. It was founded in 386 AD by Tuoba Gui, a Xianbei. The Northern Wei Dynasty's territory included the deserts of northern China, the Hetao region, and the traditional Central Plains region. However, the Northern Wei split into the Eastern Wei and Western Wei in 534 AD. Later, the Eastern Wei was replaced by Gao Yang to become the Northern Qi, while the Western Wei was replaced by Yuwen Jue to become the Northern Zhou. In the end, Northern Qi was destroyed by Northern Zhou in 577 AD, and northern China was reunified. The end of Northern Qi marked the end of the Northern Dynasty.

In Qing Yu Nian, Northern Wei was the predecessor of Northern Qi. The Northern Wei Dynasty was a dynasty that lasted about 150 years. It was founded in 386 AD by Tuoba Gui, a Xianbei. The Northern Wei Dynasty's territory included the deserts of northern China, the Hetao region, and the traditional Central Plains region. However, the Northern Wei split into the Eastern Wei and Western Wei in 534 AD. Later, the Eastern Wei was replaced by Gao Yang to become the Northern Qi, while the Western Wei was replaced by Yuwen Jue to become the Northern Zhou. In the end, Northern Qi was destroyed by Northern Zhou in 577 AD, and northern China was reunified. The end of Northern Qi marked the end of the Northern Dynasty.

During the Qing years, Northern Wei was the predecessor of Northern Qi. The Northern Wei Dynasty was a dynasty that lasted about 150 years. It was founded in 386 AD by Tuoba Gui, a Xianbei. The Northern Wei Dynasty's territory included the deserts of northern China, the Hetao region, and the traditional Central Plains region. However, the Northern Wei split into the Eastern Wei and Western Wei in 534 AD. Later, the Eastern Wei was replaced by Gao Yang to become the Northern Qi, while the Western Wei was replaced by Yuwen Jue to become the Northern Zhou. In the end, Northern Qi was destroyed by Northern Zhou in 577 AD, and northern China was reunified. The end of Northern Qi marked the end of the Northern Dynasty.

Fan Xian had transmigrated to the Northern Qi Dynasty. Northern Qi was a country during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It existed from 550 to 577 AD. Fan Xian was very close to the Northern Qi Emperor in the play. This was because he had a modern soul and consciousness. He had no sense of belonging to the Qing Kingdom and had a sense of avoiding risks. Fan Xian was sent to Northern Qi to escort Xiao En and work with the Northern Qi Emperor and the Northern Qi Imperial Advisor's disciples to control the palace treasury and smuggling channels. The search results did not provide a clear answer to the question of why Northern Qi could not tolerate Xiao En and why they did not release Bingyun.

Traveling through the Qing Dynasty's Beiqi Kingdom referred to the plot in novels or movies. It mainly described a person named Li Chengci who traveled through the Qing Dynasty's world and discovered that he was the Qing Emperor's son. He faced the dissatisfaction of the Crown Prince and the Second Prince, as well as the challenges from Fan Xian and the other transmigrators. Li Chengci used his golden finger, the Dimensional System, to deal with these challenges. The specific plot and plot development required reading related novels or watching movies and television dramas to understand more.