Who is the second prince of Qing Yu Nian?

Yes, in the TV series " Celebrating Years," the Second Prince ultimately committed suicide after failing to assassinate Fan Xian.

In the novel," Celebrating Years," the Crown Prince and the Second Prince were both princes, and their strength and abilities changed according to the plot. The Crown Prince was the Qing Emperor's eldest son. He was loved and valued by the Qing Emperor since he was young and was the rightful heir to the throne. He was a scheming, scheming, and ambitious man. In the novel, the Crown Prince used a series of methods to gradually grasp the power of the court and become the Qing Emperor's right-hand man. The Second Prince was the Qing Emperor's second son. He was smart and studious since childhood and was deeply loved by the Qing Emperor. He was open-minded and did not care about trifles. He was a talented person. In the novel, the Second Prince gradually gained support from both inside and outside the court through his talent and ability, becoming a strong competitor for the Crown Prince. In general, the Crown Prince and the Second Prince were both capable and capable people. Their performance in the novel was also different due to the development of the plot. In the hearts of different readers, their level of power would also be different.

In Celebrating Years 2, the second prince was played by Liu Duanduan. On the screen of " Celebrating Years 2," Liu Duanduan's role as the Second Prince was like a bright star, instantly igniting the enthusiasm of the audience. His unique alpaca appearance and his charm of having both IQ and EQ were like a rocket that shot into the sky and became the focus of the entire internet. In the play, the role of the Second Prince became arrogant but natural under his interpretation. He could make people laugh under his cold appearance, but he could also show his sly side in warm moments, making the audience love and annoy him. Not only did he perfectly restore the character's characteristics, but he also displayed the unique charm of the Second Prince in all aspects such as his expression, movements, and language.

Yes, in the novel " Celebrating Years," the Crown Prince addressed the Second Prince as Second Brother.

The second prince's mother was Lady Shu.

In the original novel and the TV series, the Second Prince ended up committing suicide. In the plot, the Second Prince had been schemed against by the Qing Emperor at the Battle of Dong Mountain. After his rebellion failed, he could only choose to commit suicide. This ending could be said to be very tragic.

In the TV series " Celebrating Years," the Second Prince was the son of the emperor. In the movie, the Second Prince's name was Li Chengze. He was the son of the Emperor and Consort Chen. He was the second in line, so he was called the Second Prince.

In the novel " Celebrating Years," the second prince, Li Chengze, was a villain. He was ambitious and good at disguising himself. He would do anything to fight for the throne. He used all kinds of methods to suppress the other princes, even killing his own brothers. At the end of the novel, his true colors were revealed by Fan Xian and he was finally demoted to a commoner. In the TV series, the character image of the Second Prince was different from that of the novel. The image of the Second Prince in the TV series was even more complicated. He had both ambition and emotions. He was a figure of flesh and blood. In the TV series, the Second Prince's ending was also different. In the end, he was not deposed but became one of the heirs to the throne. Therefore, it was impossible to simply define the Second Prince as a good person or a bad person. His character image and personality had different performances in different works.

The First Prince of Qing Yu Nian was Li Chengru.

In the TV series " Celebrating Years," the eldest prince was Li Chengqian. He was the eldest son of the Qing Emperor. His mother was Yi Guipin of Qi. Because he was the eldest, he was made Crown Prince. He and Second Prince Li Chengze were brothers from the same mother, but their relationship was not harmonious, to the point of being incompatible.