Crown prince

Xiao Zhan is a big brother who has been in the industry for nine years. In "Oh, My Emperor," his ancient costume appearance was unexpectedly stunning. Although he played a male role in the drama, netizens jokingly suggested that "Oh, My Emperor" should be renamed to "Oh, My Prince." Soon, he will also appear in two TV series. Different from his previous roles as cunning and warm characters, he will play the role of a crown prince of the Jin Kingdom, but one who is a bounty hunter with a more wild nature. I wonder if this strikes your heart. The Jin Kingdom sought an alliance through marriage, and King Fuchai hosted a grand banquet to entertain the Jin envoy. During the feast, the Jin official Zhao praised King Wu, and Goujian took the opportunity to flatter him. Wu Zixu stood up and accused Goujian of harboring sinister intentions, saying that his ambitions were not small. He pointed out angrily that what Goujian wanted was the state of Wu and the head of the king! Bo Pi mocked Wu Zixu on this occasion, and Fuchai thought that if he did so, wouldn't he become a tyrant who only likes to…

As a traditional mythological story, the plot of "Investiture of the Gods" is already well-known to us. However, "Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms" still prepared many surprises for the audience. For example, we can see the presence of many Chinese national treasure-level cultural relics in the props.   01 Horses In the Creation of the Gods, Yin Shou led his military to return triumphantly from Jizhou. The Shang King and Crown Prince Yin Qi sat on a chariot driven by six white horses to welcome them. It is well known that in ancient times, the number of horses and specifications of vehicles were important symbols of identity and status. There were strict ritual regulations regarding this throughout various dynasties. “天子驾六马，诸侯驾四、大夫三、士二、庶人一。” -《逸礼·王度记》"The emperors rides with six horses; feudal lords ride with four; high-ranking officials three; scholars two; commoners one." - Yi Li · Wang Du Ji In addition to consulting ancient books, the film also referenced unearthed cultural relics - such as the discovery of a horse-drawn carriage pit called "Six Imperial Horses" at Luoyang He Luo Cultural Square in 2002. There are 26 buried carriages in total divided into two rows, with their heads facing south and…

As a traditional mythological story, the plot of "Investiture of the Gods" is already well-known to us. However, "Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms" still prepared many surprises for the audience. For example, we can see the presence of many Chinese national treasure-level cultural relics in the props.   01 Horses In the Creation of the Gods, Yin Shou led his military to return triumphantly from Jizhou. The Shang King and Crown Prince Yin Qi sat on a chariot driven by six white horses to welcome them. It is well known that in ancient times, the number of horses and specifications of vehicles were important symbols of identity and status. There were strict ritual regulations regarding this throughout various dynasties. “天子驾六马，诸侯驾四、大夫三、士二、庶人一。” -《逸礼·王度记》"The emperors rides with six horses; feudal lords ride with four; high-ranking officials three; scholars two; commoners one." - Yi Li · Wang Du Ji In addition to consulting ancient books, the film also referenced unearthed cultural relics - such as the discovery of a horse-drawn carriage pit called "Six Imperial Horses" at Luoyang He Luo Cultural Square in 2002. There are 26 buried carriages in total divided into two rows, with their heads facing south and…