Li Chun was shot by an arrow

The Qing Emperor had two reasons for shooting Li Yunrui. First, this arrow was the Qing Emperor's warning to Li Yunrui. Li Yunrui's encroachment on imperial power had touched the Qing Emperor's reverse scale. The Qing Emperor had used this arrow to silently send her a warning, indicating that the Qing Kingdom belonged to the Qing Emperor. Imperial power was his reverse scale. Anyone who touched it would not have a good ending, including Li Yunrui. Secondly, this arrow meant that Li Yunrui had lost the protection of her identity as the Eldest Princess. The Eldest Princess 'identity was her protective umbrella in Qing Kingdom, but this arrow meant that she was no longer protected by the Eldest Princess' identity. The Eldest Princess 'identity would have no meaning in Qing Kingdom. The Qing Emperor's action of shooting arrows showed his deep dissatisfaction and disappointment with Li Yunrui. It also completely extinguished Li Yunrui's love and hope for the Qing Emperor.

The Qing Emperor's reason for shooting Li Yunrui had many meanings. First, this arrow was a silent warning from the Qing Emperor to Li Yunrui. As the Eldest Princess, although Li Yunrui had a certain amount of power, she had touched the Qing Emperor's reverse scale and stained his imperial power. This arrow showed that the Qing Emperor would not have a good ending for anyone who touched his imperial power. Secondly, this arrow also meant that Li Yunrui had lost the protection of her identity as the Eldest Princess. The Qing Emperor told her that if she did not have the identity of the Eldest Princess, she would be like armor that had been shot. She was not worth living. The meaning of this arrow was the Qing Emperor's warning and rejection of Li Yunrui.

The Qing Emperor had two reasons for shooting Li Yunrui. First, this arrow was the Qing Emperor's warning to Li Yunrui. Li Yunrui had touched the Qing Emperor's reverse scale and encroached on imperial power. The Qing Emperor had used this arrow to send her a warning, indicating that the Qing Kingdom was his. Imperial power was his reverse scale, and anyone who touched it would not have a good ending. Secondly, this arrow meant that Li Yunrui had lost the protection of her identity as the Eldest Princess. The Eldest Princess 'identity was her protective umbrella in Qing Kingdom, but this arrow meant that she was no longer protected by the Eldest Princess' identity. The Eldest Princess 'identity would have no meaning in Qing Kingdom. The Qing Emperor's action of shooting arrows showed his dissatisfaction and disappointment towards Li Yunrui. It also completely extinguished Li Yunrui's love and hope for the Qing Emperor.

The Qing Emperor's reason for shooting at Li Yunrui had many meanings. First of all, this arrow was a warning from the Qing Emperor to Li Yunrui. He told her to behave herself and not to do anything out of line. The Qing Emperor wanted her to understand that Qing Kingdom was his imperial power. Anyone who touched it would not have a good ending. Secondly, this arrow represented the Qing Emperor's disappointment and anger towards Li Yunrui. Li Yunrui had colluded with Northern Qi and betrayed the interests of the Qing Kingdom. This made the Qing Emperor feel betrayed and angry. Finally, this arrow also symbolized the end of the Qing Emperor's love for Li Yunrui. The Qing Emperor's love and hope were completely extinguished by this arrow. In short, the Qing Emperor's action of shooting at Li Yunrui had multiple meanings. It expressed his warning, disappointment, and end.

The content you provided is from the novel " Celebrating Years ", not the TV series " Celebrating Years ". In the original work, Li Yunrui was the Qing Emperor's lover. In the TV series, Li Yunrui was the Qing Emperor's younger sister. Thus, in the TV series, the Qing Emperor could not shoot at Li Yunrui.

Li Chun was an actress from mainland China. She was born on February 15, 1988 and graduated from the Beijing Film Academy. Her experience in the entertainment industry had not been smooth sailing. When she was filming the TV series " Ruyi Zhuan," she played a character who was scheming and did all kinds of bad things. The audience had a deep impression of her character, but they also confused the character with her and attacked her for no reason. In addition, it was revealed that she had suffered serious bullying on set and was even beaten up during filming, resulting in physical injuries. These experiences made her suffer. However, as time passed, she gradually walked out of the adversity and welcomed the day of her comeback. She had acted in many movies and TV dramas, such as the movies " The Thirteen Beauties of Jinling " and " Return ", and the TV series " The Thousand Bones of Flowers " and " Celebrating the Years ", showing her outstanding acting skills. Her performance was recognized by the audience and she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the 2015 National Drama Festival. In addition, she also starred in the TV series Love Is Delicious, which received a score of 8.1 on Douban. All in all, Li Chun was an actress who received a lot of attention. She had experienced many challenges and difficulties in her acting career, but through her own efforts and talent, she gradually won the recognition and love of the audience.

Empress Zhangsun was shot by an arrow and saved by Li Mo in the novel Saving Empress Zhangsun.

Li Chun's father was Tang Shunzong Li Song.

Li Chun, an actress from mainland China, was born on February 15, 1988, from Wuhu, Anhui Province. She graduated from the Beijing Film Academy's performance department in 2009. Li Chun officially entered the entertainment industry in 2011 by acting in Zhang Yimou's movie, The Thirteen Beauties of Jinling. She played the role of the Qinhuai River girl in the film and received the attention of the audience. In addition to movies, she also starred in China's first Guanyin-themed movie," I Won't Go to Guanyin." Her acting career covered many TV series and movies, such as the ancient xianxia drama "Hua Qian Gu", the ancient palace drama "Ruyi Zhuan", the adventure suspense drama "Tibetan Code", etc. Her personal hobbies included singing, dancing, performing, listening to music, shopping, and swimming. Her favorite colors were red, pink, blue, and black. Her favorite foods were yogurt, fish, curry, spicy food, fruits, and sweets. She also liked dogs as pets.

The actor who played Li Chungang in the Savage Blade in the Snow was Qiu Xinzhi.