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Taiwanese television drama serial

My Fair Princess
Promotional paradigm of the main cast in 1998 (l-r): Back: Su, Fan and Zhou, Forepart: Zhao, Zhang and Lin
As well known equally	Princess Returning Pearl Princess Returned Pearl Princess Pearl Princess Huan Zhu The Render Princess Return of the Pearl Princess
Traditional	還珠格格
Simplified	还珠格格
Mandarin	Huán Zhū Gége
Cantonese	Waan 4 Zyu one Gaak iii -Gaak 3
Genre	Costume drama teen drama soap opera comedy drama wuxia historical
Created by	Chiung Yao
Adult by	Chen Chung-wei
Written past	Chiung Yao
Directed by	Sunday Shu-pei Li Ping (Season 2 only)
Presented past	Chiung Yao Ping Hsin-tao Ouyang Changlin
Starring	Zhao Wei Scarlet Lin Alec Su Zhou Jie Zhang Tielin Fan Bingbing
Opening theme	Season 1: "Dang" (當) performed past Ability Station Flavor 2: "Zicong Yous Le Ni" (自從有了你) performed by Zhao Wei
Ending theme	Season 1: "Yu die" (雨蝶) performed by Lee E-jun Season 2: 1. "You lot Yige Guniang" (有一個姑娘) performed by Zhao Wei 2. "Ni Shi Feng'er Wo Shi Sha" (你是風兒我是沙) performed by Red Lin and Zhou Jie
Composer	Xu Jingxin
Country of origin	China (Taiwan)
Original languages	Mandarin some Tibetan (Flavour 1) some Uyghur (Season 2)
No. of seasons	two
No. of episodes	24 (Flavor 1) 48 (Season ii)
Production
Executive producers	Chen Tao-lung (Season one) Tu Chi-chung (Season 2)
Producers	Ping Hsin-tao Ho Hsiu-chiung Wei Wenbin
Production locations	Beijing Chengde Mountain Resort Bashang Plateau
Running time	48 minutes
Production companies	Yi Ren Communications Co. Hunan Dissemination Arrangement
Release
Original network	Mainland china Telly (Taiwan)
Picture format	NTSC
Original release	28 April 1998 (1998-04-28) – 25 June 1999 (1999-06-25)
Chronology
Followed past	My Fair Princess Three (2003)
Related shows	New My Fair Princess (2011)

My Fair Princess , also known equally Return of the Pearl Princess or Princess Returning Pearl (Chinese: 還珠格格), is a 1998–1999 Taiwanese goggle box costume drama jointly produced by Yi Ren Communications Co. (怡人傳播公司) in Taiwan and Hunan Dissemination Arrangement in China. Flavour 1 (1998) was filmed in 1997, and Flavor 2 (1999) in 1998–1999. Both seasons were filmed in Beijing, Chengde and the Bashang Plateau in China, and first shown on Mainland china Television in Taiwan.

Written by creator Chiung Yao, the story is set in 18th-century Qing dynasty during the Qianlong Emperor'southward reign. Information technology follows tomboyish and innocent Xiaoyanzi, originally an orphaned and semi-literate vagrant in Beijing who, after befriending the emperor'due south illegitimate daughter Xia Ziwei, becomes a princess in place of her by accident. Although some characters, the plot premise, and sure sections of the story are based on historical events and figures, considerable artistic license was employed.

Originally made with a small budget and footling-known young actors, My Fair Princess became a massive hit in East asia and Southeast Asia, and is considered the most commercially successful Chinese-language series in history.^[1] Hunan Broadcasting Organisation, afterwards achieving ratings as loftier as 65% of audition shares, became China's second largest network.^[ii] Meanwhile, trivial-known cast members were made household names and teen idols over nighttime, like the actress trio of Zhao Wei, Ruby Lin and Fan Bingbing, who are still among the biggest stars in Chinese entertainment more than 15 years later.^[iii]

In 2021, the drama will be produced equally spider web series with 38 episodes.^[four]

Origin [edit]

Later a successful writing career which saw many of her works adjusted into films and television series, Taiwanese romance novelist Chiung Yao and her husband Ping Hsin-tao established Yi Ren Communications Co. (怡人傳播公司) in 1985 to produce goggle box dramas. (The company later on transferred to Chiung Yao's son Chen Chung-wei and daughter-in-law Ho Hsiu-chiung.) In 1987, the Republic of China government on Taiwan began to permit visits to People's Republic of Prc for the first time since the end of the Chinese Civil State of war in 1949. Prc did non allow visits exterior Prc until 1990, and only then to a few select countries.^[5] In her commencement trip in 1988, Chiung Yao became friends with Ouyang Changlin, and then a reporter working for Hunan Dissemination Organization (HBS), who encouraged her to outset producing dramas in China due to more diverse landscape and cheaper labor cost.^[2]

In 1989, Chiung Yao began filming for the first time in China in Changsha, Hunan, assisted by HBS and Beijing Television receiver (BTV). Nigh of the actors, equipment, and production crew came from Taiwan, while the Chinese stations produced chiefly cheap labor (such as actress actors) in exchange for broadcasting rights in Communist china.^[ii] Being the first Taiwanese television production assisted by Chinese stations, the drama Wan-chun ran into many problems with the Taiwanese regime. Notwithstanding, as years went by, restrictions in the Republic of Prc loosened and Chiung Yao began to use more and more than Chinese actors and crew members in her productions, such equally director Li Ping. The quality of China'south television product besides improved in the 1990s during the Chinese economical reform, while the market also began to surpass Taiwan's as the economic system became more than marketplace-oriented. By 1992, HBS was no longer but a collaborator in Chiung Yao's productions but a financial partner and a co-producer.^{[ii] [6]}

In 1995, Ouyang became the station head of HBS. As Chiung Yao had an understanding with Taiwan's China Television (CTV) to produce 2 dramas for CTV for 1998, Ouyang and Chiung Yao decided to produce them together. The first drama, Tears in Heaven (蒼天有淚), featured a more established cast of Jiang Qinqin, Vincent Chiao, Athena Chu, Chen Chao-jung and Deng Jie and was anticipated to be more successful, drawing considerable resources from the companies. The second drama of the twelvemonth was thus left with a limited budget.^[seven]

In 1997, during a tour of Beijing, Chiung Yao passed Gongzhufen (literally "Princess's Tomb"). She was told of the story behind the place: according to legend, Qianlong Emperor had adopted a commoner-born girl who, subsequently her death, was cached there alone as she was accounted unfit to be buried with the Manchu princesses. Nothing else was known about her.^[8] Using this legend, Chiung Yao wrote My Fair Princess as the second drama series.

Cast and characters [edit]

• Zhao Wei as Xiaoyanzi
• Ruddy Lin equally Xia Ziwei and Xia Yuhe (Flavour one)
• Alec Su as Yongqi
• Zhou Jie as Fu Erkang
• Zhang Tielin as Qianlong Emperor
• Fan Bingbing as Jinsuo
• Dai Chunrong equally the empress
• Zhao Lijuan as Consort Ling
• Li Mingqi every bit Moisture-Nurse Rong
• Lu Shiyu equally Liu Qing
• Chen Ying as Liu Hong
• Wen Haibo as Fu Lun
• Liu Fang as Fu Lun's married woman
• Xue Yan as Xiaodengzi
• Li Nan (Season 1) as Xiaozhuozi
  • Liu Wei (Flavor two) as Xiaozhuozi
• Yu Mengjie as Mingyue
• Liu Fangyu (Flavour 1) as Caixia
  • Li Bingqiao (Flavour 2) every bit Caixia
• Julian Chen as Fu Ertai (Flavour 1)
• Zhang Heng every bit Princess Saiya (Season 1)
• Liu Dan as Ji Xiaolan (Season 1)
• Zhang Wei equally Fu Heng (Flavour 1)
• Y'all Long every bit E Min (Season 1)
• Liu Wei as Liang Tinggui (Season 1)
• Wang Yi as Baleben (Season 1)
• Miao Haojun every bit Sai Wei (Flavour ane)
• Zhu Jinglong as Sai Guang (Season one)
• Ai Yang as Dongxue (Flavour 1)
• Dong Wei as Lamei (Flavour 1)
• Yang Dong as Cailian (Season 1)
• Zheng Jiaxin as Du Ruolan (Flavour 1)
• Zhao Minfen as the empress dowager (Season 2)
• Wang Yan as Qing'er (Flavour 2)
• Liu Dan every bit Hanxiang (Season two)
• Zhu Hongjia equally Xiao Jian (Season 2)
• Mou Fengbin as Mengdan (Merdan) (Season 2)
• Chen Yifang equally Weina (Flavor 2)
• Zhong Xiaodan as Jina (Flavour 2)
• Yin Wei every bit Ali Hezhuo (Ali Khoja) (Season two)
• Xu Fulai as Shop-Possessor Du (Flavor two)
• Wang Hong as Shop-Owner Du'southward married woman (Season ii)
• Hu Yasi as Xiaogezi (Season 2)
• Zhai Yuerong as Wet-Nurse Gui (Flavour 2)

Casting [edit]

In the mid-1990s, Taiwanese agent Lee Ching-ping was in Beijing scouting for prospective local actors when a referrer sent her a tape of the obscure 1995 Chinese drama Adventures of Sisters in Beijing (姐姐妹妹闯北京). The recommended actress left little impression, only a supporting extra "with big eyes" caught Lee's attention. Somewhen Lee located that extra, Zhao Wei (Vicki Zhao), who in 1997 was a 21-year-old freshman in the Performing Establish of Beijing Film Academy. Chiung Yao was also impressed by Zhao'south interim and decided to cast her in the major role of Xia Ziwei, after reaching an agreement with her school.^[9]

Taiwanese actress Lee Ting-yi was originally called to portray the titular character Xiaoyanzi.^[10] However, about a week before filming was to brainstorm, she could no longer participate due to scheduling conflicts with a pic she was in. With little time remaining, the visitor asked if Zhao, who had the script and was asked to memorize Ziwei's lines, would portray Xiaoyanzi instead. As Lee Ching-ping recalled in 2007:^[ix]

I quite nervously called her and tried to soften my words, I was thinking, how do I make her receptive and not injure her (feelings)?... Once (I) finished, she screamed. I thought she was upset, so I asked her, "What'due south incorrect?" She said, "(I'm) ecstatic!" Equally shortly as she started reading the script, she fell in love with that character (Xiaoyanzi). But she had been afraid to mention it, probably embarrassed likewise, (as) she was still a student.

Other reshuffling was in order. After considering fifteen-year-one-time Fan Bingbing, who was eventually bandage as Jinsuo,^[11] the company settled on 21-yr-old Crimson Lin, originally cast as Princess Saiya, as Ziwei. (Zhao's classmate in Beijing Moving-picture show Academy, Zhang Heng, became Saiya.) Lin had just signed with Chiung Yao'due south visitor and was better known in her native Taiwan. However, after a few days of filming, sponsors claimed Lin was not attractive enough and wanted her replaced. Her render flight to Taiwan was purchased, and her replacement, Zheng Zefan or Zheng Jiaxin, another classmate of Zhao's, arrived on gear up. Zheng was subsequently bandage as the modest grapheme Du Ruolan. Still, Taiwanese director Sunday Shu-pei predicted correctly "Crimson Lin will be very popular 1 solar day" and insisted on casting her,^[7] and Lin stayed. She said the difficult days drew her closer to Zhao, who showed her around Beijing to cheer her up.^{[12] [13] [xiv]}

Former boyband members Alec Su (Yongqi) and Julian Chen (Fu Ertai) of the disbanded Xiao Hu Dui^{[note 1]}—neither with much interim experience—and Goggle box star Zhang Tielin (Qianlong Emperor) were the only notable cast members. Due to budget limitations, many bandage members were film school students like Zhao. Many of the older actors had express television receiver experience: Zhou Jie (Fu Erkang) was a stage actor with the National Theatre Company of China, while Dai Chunrong (the empress) was a qinqiang actress.^{[note 2]}

Filming [edit]

Filming began on 18 July 1997 in Beijing. Unable to afford the cost of filming inside the Forbidden City, most scenes were shot in Chengde Mountain Resort, Chengde, Hebei too as several locations in Beijing: Prince Gong Mansion, Beijing Thou View Garden, Miniature Garden of Old Beijing, and Beijing Movie Studio. Sun Shu-pei remembered being jealous of the large-budget Yongzheng Dynasty, filming next to them in Chengde.^[seven] To save cost, all jewelries used were made of plastic, and Zhao Wei developed an infection from reaction to the plastic earrings.

Not only did cast members all brand less than ¥48,000^[seven] (roughly $5800 in 1997^[fifteen]) for 5 months^[16] of filming,^{[note 3]} they were likewise subjected to extremely long working hours. Co-ordinate to Dominicus, "the actors normally got up at dark to do makeups and apply costumes, and film all the way until it was besides night to see. Sometimes they could not sleep at all."^[7] Zhang Tielin estimated "two to iii hours" of sleep each night and recalled Zhao and Lin stumbling downstairs in each other'south arms one-half-asleep, tripping and sliding to the bottom of a car as they tried to enter it in frigid weather, and sleeping on a narrow demote together at the set.^[17] Zhao remembered throwing up from exhaustion.^[eighteen] Despite ofttimes having to get upward at 3:thirty AM, none of the immature actors waited until arriving at the set to offset memorizing lines, according to Li Mingqi (Wet-Nurse Rong), the oldest histrion:^{[xix] [20]}

I believe because they respected Chiung Yao a lot, they worked extremely difficult. All of them being able to endure so much hardship, they really earned my admiration. I feel all of the [fame and riches] they later received, they deserved them. The hardship these kids endured when they shot My Off-white Princess was indescribable with words, it was too much.

Season ii began filming on 15 September 1998 with a much larger budget, attributable to the unexpected success of Season 1. In add-on to Flavor one locations, Season ii was also filmed in Kangxi Grassland, Xiangshan Park, Workers Cultural Palace and Mei Lanfang's former residence (all in Beijing).^[7]

Different the "neglected" Flavor ane where not a single outsider showed up to watch the filming,^[11] Flavor 2's filming was extensively covered by the media.^[7] Every morning, leaving the hotel was difficult for the cast members, as it was filled with fans, many from out of boondocks.^[2] Describing the madness, Fan Bingbing wrote in 2004:^[xi]

Normally 1,000 or 2,000 people would gather in forepart of the Beijing Film Studio to ask for our signatures. From winter to summertime, there would always exist huge crowds surrounding the shooting area of the fix. I would hear people yell out my name, "Fan Bingbing, Fan Bingbing..." When it was time to get to the W.C., five or six staff members had to escort us.

Plot [edit]

Season ane (1998) [edit]

In the year 1759, 17-year-old^{[note 4]} Xia Ziwei and her maid Jinsuo travel from Jinan to the Qing Empire capital Beijing, in an attempt to meet her begetter, the Qianlong Emperor, for the first time. Qianlong Emperor had a relationship with her mother Xia Yuhe during a trip to Daming Lake, Jinan 18 years ago, and Xia Yuhe had held the secret away from Ziwei until her recent death, before which she told Ziwei to seek her begetter. Unable to enter the Forbidden Metropolis, Ziwei and Jinsuo meet adventuress Xiaoyanzi, also 17, at a wedding. An orphan since a young age, Xiaoyanzi lives with siblings Liu Qing and Liu Hong in a dazayuan (residential compound). The two girls become sworn sisters, and Ziwei informs Xiaoyanzi of her mission.

Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei decide that going to the mountains during the emperor's hunting trip offers the best chance to meet him. As the climb proves also hard for the fragile Ziwei and Jinsuo, Ziwei gives Xiaoyanzi her female parent's fan and painting, both gifts from the emperor, and sends Xiaoyanzi as her messenger. Xiaoyanzi successfully reaches the hunting grounds but is accidentally shot by an arrow from Prince Yongqi, Qianlong Emperor's 5th son, during the chase. Qianlong Emperor recognizes her items and mistakes the unconscious Xiaoyanzi for his and Xia Yuhe'south daughter. Once Xiaoyanzi wakes up and recovers, she is given the title "Princess Huanzhu" ("Princess Returning Pearl"), while officially declared as "adoptive" girl of the Emperor. Attempts to reveal the truth go unsuccessfully, and she besides realizes that she may be charged with deceiving the emperor — an automatic death sentence — if the truth comes out.

1 day, Ziwei sees Xiaoyanzi parading the streets in a sedan chair equally a princess and believes Xiaoyanzi has deceived her. She chases afterwards the sedan chair, causing a commotion, and gets beaten by soldiers. Fu Erkang, one of the emperor's bodyguards, rescues her and learns of her story. Later on, Ziwei and Jinsuo brainstorm to live at the Fu household as Erkang and Ziwei gradually begin to fall in love.

Meanwhile, Yongqi, Fu Erkang and his brother Fu Ertai sneak Xiaoyanzi out of the Forbidden City to reunite her with Ziwei, who kindly forgives her. Not wanting to risk Xiaoyanzi's life, Ziwei is willing to proceed the hole-and-corner and surrender her claims to be princess. However, every bit Erkang is the son of minister Fu Lun, they cannot marry as long every bit she is only a commoner. The gang make up one's mind the best way to reveal the secret to the emperor is to bring Ziwei and Jinsuo into the Forbidden Urban center as majestic maids. In the palaces, Ziwei quickly attracts the emperor'south attention with her talents, intelligence, and compassion. This arouses the jealousy of the empress, who secretly has her stabbed with needles at the Palace of Earthly Tranquility. Ziwei well-nigh dies but is rescued by her friends. Qianlong Emperor becomes more impressed with Ziwei afterward this incident, and decides to take her as well as Xiaoyanzi and Yongqi on a individual trip exterior of Beijing, dressed as civilians.

During the trip, feelings between Xiaoyanzi and Yongqi, who is aware that she is not his sister, begin to ascent. The trip is abruptly ended when a group of Dacheng Jiao sect members try to assassinate the emperor. Ziwei bravely shields the emperor from a knife before the assassins are all obliterated. Ziwei miraculously survives the stabbing, and the emperor decides to marry Ziwei equally his concubine.

Meanwhile, Princess Saiya from Tibet has arrived in Beijing. She develops a crush on Erkang, and Qianlong Emperor decides to approve their marriage. As Ziwei and Erkang are deeply in love by this point, the gang decide to finally reveal Ziwei's secret. The emperor is shocked by the possibility that the girl he wanted to marry is in fact his daughter, and particularly angry that Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei, two girls he trust the nearly, accept tricked him. Xiaoyanzi, Ziwei and Jinsuo are all imprisoned at the Imperial Clan Court to await interrogations.

On orders of the empress, Liang Tinggui, the human in charge of the Imperial Clan Courtroom, tries to force the girls to sign a statement that their intentions were to murder the emperor. When they refuse, the trio are whipped harshly. Knowing that the three cannot survive long in such conditions, Yongqi, Erkang, Ertai and the Liu siblings risk their lives and break into the jail to free the girls. At the same time, Qianlong Emperor realizes how much he loves Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei and decides to release them, but is furious after discovering that they had already escaped.

After briefly on the run, the friends decide to return to the Forbidden City. Despite his original intention to behead them all, Qianlong Emperor is heartbroken to learn that the three girls were tortured in prison. He forgives all of them, beheads Liang Tinggui, and accepts both Ziwei and Xiaoyanzi as his daughters. He besides orders the empress to be punished simply relents after Ziwei pleads mercy on her behalf.

The last obstruction, the matrimony proposal between Saiya and Erkang, is solved when Ertai courts Saiya and successfully wins her heart. The story concludes with a ceremony, during which Ziwei is proclaimed "Princess Mingzhu" ("Princess Brilliant Pearl"), and Qianlong Emperor announcing the engagements betwixt Xiaoyanzi and Yongqi, Ziwei and Erkang, and Ertai and Saiya. He besides officially abolishes the princess title of Xiaoyanzi, giving a bottom title "Lady Huanzhu" instead.

Flavour 2 (1999) [edit]

In the twelvemonth 1760, the Uyghur leader Ali Khoja sends his daughter Hanxiang to go a concubine for the Qianlong Emperor. Hanxiang was born with a natural odor that attracts butterflies. She has long loved some other man, Mengdan, with whom she unsuccessfully eloped several times.

Xiaoyanzi, Ziwei, Yongqi, and Erkang run into Mengdan at the restaurant and hotel recently opened by Liu Qing and Liu Hong. There, they learned of the love story of Mengdan and Hanxiang. Ultimately, they decide to help Hanxiang escape the Forbidden City and escape with Mengdan.

With the empress dowager returning to the palace, the empress and Wet-Nurse Rong plot against Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei, creating tension between Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei and the empress dowager by continuously pointing out the imperfections of the two girls. The empress dowager, being extremely traditional, takes an immediate disliking to Xiaoyanzi'southward lack of pedagogy and proper manners, while existence extremely suspicious and resenting to acknowledge Ziwei's status as her granddaughter as it is unclear if she is actually Qianlong's illegitimate child. Ziwei as well had a virtually-decease feel at the torture of empress dowager afterwards being accused of plotting to kill Qianlong later on the empress had a voodoo doll planted in her bedroom. Qing'er, Qianlong's niece and a favorite companion of empress dowager, ultimately figures out the doll could not take been made by Ziwei or Xiaoyanzi. Xiaoyanzi, remaining to be referred as princess despite the change of her title, besides temporarily escapes the palace where she is kept as a slave in a chess shop considering she could not accept the rigid rules and Yongqi repeatedly emphasizing the need to be more educated. She mistakes his good intentions every bit him being ashamed of her when he has all along loved her for who she is. Yongqi does this at the insistence of Qianlong as empress dowager has repeatedly threatened to end both Yongqi's and Erkang's respective engagement as she believed that Xiaoyanzi is not good enough to be Yongqi's wife and that Erkang is better paired with her favorite Qing'er, who is without doubt of royal descent. After Xiaoyanzi'due south return, Yongqi and the others plead to empress dowager to take Xiaoyanzi for who she is and to non force the rigid rules on her, for, not existence a real Princess, she tin can never meet the empress dowager's expectations. The empress dowager has no option merely to take their engagement later on Yongqi and Erkang both reveal that they would rather live as a commoner with Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei than remain as a Prince and a royal purple baby-sit.

Qing'er serves equally a rival dear interest between Erkang and Ziwei at empress dowager'south insistence just despite Qing'er's bodily feelings for Erkang, she does not want to get involved between Erkang and Ziwei after realizing that he would never be able to love her every bit well. She becomes good friends with Ziwei and ultimately helps Ziwei and Xiaoyanzi out of trouble when the empress dowager is furious at them for their various actions that does not see in accord with proper lady similar manners.

Subsequently several attempts to resist Qianlong who was trying to strength himself on her, Hanxiang accidentally cuts Emperor Qianlong'south arm. When the empress dowager finds out nearly this, she secretly forces Hanxiang to drink poison as punishment. Xiaoyanzi, Yongqi, Ziwei, Jinsuo, and Erkang blitz back simply are not able to brand information technology in time. Hanxiang is said to have died. Before she "dies", the aroma emitting from her body strengthens and tens of hundreds of collywobbles fly to her side and circle the room. They get out and then does the odour. In the end, Hanxiang is saved by the repeated attempts from Xiaoyanzi. She is ultimately saved by eating the life-saving medicine that her father gave her, in the case of an emergency. After this thing, Hanxiang loses her aroma.

Later on Hanxiang's escape, the group lies to Qianlong that Hanxiang turned into a butterfly and flew abroad. As a effect of Wet-Nurse Rong and the empress plotting against Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei, the altogether of Ziwei is denied past her grandaunt and granduncle, making it incompatible with the year Qianlong supposedly met Ziwei's mother. When Qianlong finds out Ziwei might non be his girl, he sends the 5 to jail. Yongqi escapes after pretending that he is ill. Qianlong later on sentences Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei to death. Jinsuo is sent abroad equally a forced labor, while Erkang is imprisoned for 15 years and his titles are annulled. Even so, they eventually escape with help from their friends, especially Qing'er and Consort Ling. They determine to get out the Forbidden City permanently and travel to Dali. They are temporarily reunited with Mengdan and Hanxiang and witness their marital union before ultimately traveling to Dali separately. This is the final time these two characters appear in the series.

On the trip, they run across many incidences where they lend a manus to save the weak such as stepping in to prevent the burning at the stake of a local girl who was impregnated out of marriage and saved her life. On the road they encounter Qianlong's men who were intent on capturing them alive and to not injure them at Qianlong'due south orders. Xiaoyanzi and Jinsuo are captured and taken away separately while Ziwei falls out of the carriage and temporarily loses her eyesight. Xiao Jian and Yongqi rescue Xiaoyanzi and are horrified to detect a reclusive, terrified, and blind Ziwei while keeping the emotionally strained Erkang at arm's length later on existence afraid of becoming a permanent burden to him. At Erkang's insistence and reassurance, Ziwei finally accepts the reality that she may be permanently blind and that she can still live a fulfilling life with him by her side. The five of them travel together to the adjacent city while leaving behind markers for Liu Qing, Liu Hong, and Jinsuo as they search for doctors able to cure Ziwei'southward blindness. Erkang leaves Ziwei in the intendance of Xiaoyanzi temporarily as he goes on to ask for directions to the next medico, Xiaoyanzi becomes preoccupied with a game of Chess going on at a nearby tabular array in the middle of the street and completely forgets about the blind Ziwei. As a result, Ziwei is taken past a local thug and is sold to a local brothel while a frantic Erkang and a deeply repentant Xiaoyanzi search the streets. Ziwei is ultimately constitute with the help of Xiao Jian's connections in the urban center and was able to salve herself with the threat of suicide equally Erkang saves her merely in time. Erkang forgives Xiaoyanzi at Ziwei'southward insistence and they are finally reunited with Jinsuo, Liu Qing and Liu Hong. Liu Qing and Liu Hong had traveled to rescue Jinsuo and ultimately hide in a rural village where Jinsuo was to recover from her injuries. Jinsuo and Liu Qing autumn in dear as he takes care of her and are later married after existence reunited with the grouping.

Throughout this time, Qianlong realizes that he truly misses the presence of Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei and he reveals to Espoused Ling that him sentencing them to death was ultimately out of pure rage and that in the end, Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei would indeed ultimately be spared had Erkang and Yongqi not rescued them. The grouping continue to run for their life as they fault Qianlong's men for assassins when they were actually sent on the orders of the empress. Erkang and Yongqi are hurt and Ziwei miraculously recovers her sight after being terrified at Erkang's nigh-death experience. Qianlong is horrified as he receives reports of Erkang and Yongqi getting hurt in the subsequent fights and Ziwei'due south blindness and finally sends Fulun to contact them as Erkang would ultimately listen to his father and believe that Qianlong has finally forgiven them and would like their safe return.

Along the way, they discover that the mysterious guy they met at Liu Qing and Liu Hong's eatery who has helped them throughout this whole fugitive stage, Xiao Jian, is actually Xiaoyanzi's long-lost brother after Yongqi's jealousy at his kindness to Xiaoyanzi becomes too overbearing as he mistakes it equally him trying to steal Xiaoyanzi abroad. Xiaoyanzi and Yongqi had repeatedly argued throughout this time as Xiaoyanzi firmly believes that Yongqi was still hung upwards on being a Prince and could not have her commoner ways while Yongqi would disagree with her deportment and decisions. Information technology is later revealed to Erkang that the reason Xiaoyanzi is an orphan is considering of Qianlong. Xiaoyanzi's begetter was rallying against the government and afterward their whole family was sentenced to death as a upshot. In order to salve Xiao Jian and Xiaoyanzi, they were sent away separately. Xiao Jian ultimately decides against revealing the truth to Xiaoyanzi and to requite up the human activity of revenge at Erkang's insistence to preserve Xiaoyanzi's upbeat happiness, and to take Qianlong continue to love and adore her as his own daughter for she has always desired the love of a begetter.

Later Fulun finds the group, they believe that Qianlong has forgiven them but unanimously determine to not return equally their feelings towards Qianlong and the Forbidden City take inverse. They desire the carefree life of commoners without the rigid rules and chaos that surrounded their life while living in the Forbidden City where Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei were particularly susceptible to punishment. In the end, the Emperor travels himself to convince them to return to the Forbidden City as he does not intendance if they helped Hanxiang escape, or if Ziwei is actually his girl. At that place, he awards both Ziwei and Xiaoyanzi with a gold ensign Each i can excuse them from iii executions. The empress dowager ultimately forgives Ziwei and Xiaoyanzi at the insistence of Qianlong and acknowledges them as her granddaughters. Qianlong and the empress dowager later discover the empress had been plotting against Xiaoyanzi and Ziwei sending assassins to kill them forth with Erkang and Yongqi disguising it every bit the command of Qianlong. Information technology is as well revealed that the voodoo doll was planted by the empress, and Ziwei'due south granduncle and grandaunt lied about the birthday of Ziwei after beingness bribed by the empress, thus clarifying Ziwei's identity as a princess. Qianlong is furious and commands both the empress and her maidservant, Wet-Nurse Rong, to exist beheaded. However, Ziwei pulls out her gold insignia and uses upward two pardons: one for Wet-Nurse Rong and ane for the empress.

Considering of this affair, Wet-Nurse Rong and the empress both grow appreciative of Ziwei and Xiaoyanzi. Afterward, Xiaoyanzi and Yongqi, along with Ziwei and Erkang, are finally married.

Soundtrack [edit]

No.	Championship	Lyrics	Music	Artist	Length
1.	"當" (Dāng, "When")		Chuang Li-fan, Kuo Wen-tsung	Power Station	04:47
2.	"雨蝶" (Yǔ dié, "Pelting Butterfly")		Phil Chang	Lee Due east-jun	03:l
3.	"今天天氣好晴朗" (Jīntiān tiānqì hǎo qínglǎng, "Today'due south Weather is Then Sunny")		Xu Jingxin	Fang Qiong	01:53
four.	"山水迢迢" (Shānshuǐ tiáotiáo, "Altitude Betwixt Mountains and Waters")		Xu Jingxin	Fang Qiong	03:00
5.	"長相憶" (Chángxiàng yì, "Deep Longing")		Xu Jingxin	Fang Qiong	03:02
half dozen.	"自從有了你" (Zìcóng yǒu le nǐ, "Ever Since I Had You lot")	Chiung Yao	Tso Hung-yuen, Lu Cheng-huang	Zhao Wei	03:26
7.	"有一個姑娘" (Yǒu yī gè gūniang, "There Is a Daughter")	Chiung Yao	Lee Cheng-fan	Zhao Wei	03:33
8.	"不能和你分手" (Bùnéng hé nǐ fēnshǒu, "Can't Suspension Up with You")	Chiung Yao	Tso Hung-yuen, Lu Cheng-huang	Zhao Wei	04:34
ix.	"我們" (Wǒmen, "Us")	Chiung Yao	Lu Cheng-huang	Zhao Wei	04:00
10.	"你是風兒我是沙" (Nǐ shì fēng er wǒ shì shā, "You lot're Wind, I'm Sand")	Chiung Yao	Lu Cheng-huang	Cerise Lin, Zhou Jie	04:42
11.	"夢裡" (Mèng li, "In Dreams")	Chiung Yao	Lee Cheng-fan	Ruby Lin, Zhou Jie	04:52

The first 5 tracks are from Season 1.

All lyrics were written by Chiung Yao, although Hsu Chang-te helped with the lyrics of Rail 2. The lyrics for tracks 1 and 8 are the aforementioned and based on a few lines in a Han dynasty yuefu love poem, the content of which was featured prominently in Ziwei and Erkang's romance (translation past Ma Xiaodong^[21]):

山無陵		Till mountains are leveled to the ground,
江水為竭		Rivers dry up,
冬雷震震		Thunder reverberates in wintertime,
夏雨雪		Snowfall falls in summer,
天地合		The sky and the world go one,
乃敢與君絕		But then will I cartel part with y'all!

Cherry-red Lin had likewise covered Track ii in a recording.

Track vii by Zhao Wei won bronze prize for "Outstanding Mandarin Song" at the 1999 RTHK Elevation 10 Gold Songs Awards. Tracks 6, vii and eight were also included in Zhao's debut album Consume (1999).

Virtually songs were covered in Vietnamese. Yến Khoa had an entire embrace anthology Hoàng Châu Cát Cát (2001), which includes "Tình Hồng Như Mơ" (encompass of Track 8), "Khi Có Em Trong Đời" (cover of Track 6), "Em Như Nụ Hồng" (cover of Rails seven), "Phiêu Du Giữa Đời" (cover of Rail 9) and "Gió Cuốn Bụi Bay" (cover of Runway 10). Other Vietnamese covers include Đan Trường's "Hoài Niệm Cũ" (encompass of Track i), Đan Trường & Cẩm Ly's "Tình Hồng Như Mơ" (embrace of Track 11), Tú Quyên'south "Trong Em Tình Vẫn Sáng" (cover of Track 2), and Hoàng Châu'due south "Đời Em Là Cánh Bướm" (also cover of Track ii).

Reception [edit]

Ratings [edit]

Taiwan's China Television (CTV), which had a prior agreement with Chiung Yao's company, was the first channel to broadcast Flavour i from 28 April to 29 May 1998. Average ratings were high at 12.ane%, with the highest rating reaching 17%, prompting CTV to rerun it immediately on 1 June, which over again topped the ratings charts. Zhao Wei, who went back to study at the Beijing Film Academy, said the first sign that her life was irresolute was receiving "rooms upon rooms" of fan post from Taiwan at her school dormitory.^[12] After information technology was later broadcast in Mainland china, Zhao received over 100,000 letters total, sometimes 1,000 in a day.^[22]) On 18 March 1999, CTV circulate Season one the tertiary time in less than a year, and again information technology topped the ratings at 5.6%. Flavor 1 brought NT$lxx meg to the station.^[23] The much longer Season ii was and so broadcast from 21 April to 25 June 1999 and reran immediately, stoking viewer enthusiasm in the series from March until 13 December 1999.^[24] Average ratings for Flavor 2 was 13.68%, the highest ratings in Taiwan since 1996.^[25] Information technology was surpassed in 2001 past the Taiwanese-made Meteor Garden.^[26]

In Mainland china, HBS initially had problems selling its broadcasting rights. Some stations doubted it would exist successful, as it was so different from typical Chiung Yao tearjerkers.^[2] When it was finally broadcast on Beijing Television (BTV) in Beijing, the average audience share was 44%. On HBS'southward Hunan Television (HNTV) in Hunan, it reached 54%. After it was rerun ii months later on, ratings were No. 1 at 26.7%.^[27] Season 2, kickoff broadcast in June 1999 every bit in Taiwan, averaged more than than 50% across the board, reaching as high every bit 65% on HNTV.^{[xvi] [28]} Commercial returns were immense; copyrights in Communist china were sold for ¥390,000 per episode for Season 1 and ¥545,000 per episode for Season two.^[two] BTV earned over ¥25 1000000 from Season 2 commercials, whereas Shanghai Television (SHTV), with boilerplate ratings of 55% in Shanghai for Season 2, made over ¥40 1000000.^[sixteen] In contrast, all actors earned less than ¥2,000 per episode for Season ane. Even in the 2010s, reruns on HNTV would still finish at the top of national ratings in Prc of the year.^{[29] [30] [31]}

In Hong Kong, Asia Television (ATV) relied on the series to trounce rival TVB in prime time for the first time, with 58% of the audience share for the Flavour two finale in 1999.^[32]

In Mongolia, ratings were then high that distributors showed the last three episodes of Season 1 in flick theaters.^[7]

In South Korea, it became an unexpected hitting on the small Gyeongin Television, achieving 4% at the Seoul National Majuscule Area according to Nielsen Korea.^[33] Many Korean fans started to study Chinese.^{[34] [35]}

The serial was also pop in many Southeast Asian countries. Zhao Wei and Ruby Lin visited Ho Chi Minh City together in February 2001. They visited an SOS Children'south Hamlet and sang at the "Xuân 2001" ("Jump 2001") concert. Pursued by fans, they remained in their hotel instead of shopping.^[36]

Awards and nominations [edit]

Year	Issue	Category	Recipient(s)	Issue
1999	17th Golden Eagle Awards	All-time Idiot box Serial	Season 1	Won
		Best Actress	Zhao Wei	Won

Zhao Wei was at the fourth dimension the youngest All-time Actress winner in Golden Eagle Awards history.

Criticism [edit]

In China, the series was blamed for numerous accidents ranging from multiple deaths caused by overused television sets^{[37] [38] [39]} to at least 6 adventitious deaths of Chinese children attempting to imitate Xiaoyanzi'due south hanging attempt.^[40] In March 1999, a daughter left dwelling house solitary intending to go to Zhao Wei'due south hometown Wuhu to meet "Xiaoyanzi".^[41] Some called for the media to report more negative news on Zhao to curb the celebrity worship syndrome epidemic.^{[ commendation needed ]} Many parents and teachers were as well concerned with the character Xiaoyanzi, as the character's lack of education, field of study, and manners may be a negative example for children.^[42] In September 1999, a human being sued Chiung Yao, Hunan Television receiver, Hunan Broadcasting Organization, and his local Zhejiang Goggle box for ¥80 million for mental ache to his family due to watching the drama, calling Xiaoyanzi a "psychiatric patient" who had caused "extremely serious consequences" to children who "liked, worshipped, studied and imitated" her. He demanded an immediate halt on the show and its merchandising.^[43] Although the case was not accepted, his opinion was echoed past Chinese People'due south Political Consultative Conference member Wei Minglun (魏明伦), who in 2002 proposed measures to foreclose "rogue" characters like Xiaoyanzi from existence idolized past youth.^[44]

The show was too criticized for its inaccurate portrayal of the Qing dynasty and history. In 2000, Qianlong Emperor'southward seventh-generation descendant Yu Ziwei (毓紫薇) published a letter to Chiung Yao criticizing the story equally irresponsible to the Aisin Gioro clan. She as well stated the drama significantly disrupted her life because the character Xia Ziwei has her given name "Ziwei".^[45] Similar criticism was voiced past at least 1 other Aisin Gioro descendant, Puyang (溥杨).^[46]

International broadcast [edit]

Premier year refers to Flavor ane.

Land or Region	Network	Premiere	Championship
Kingdom of cambodia			ព្រះនាងយេយេ (Preah Neang Ye Ye)
China	HBS	1998	还珠格格 (Huan Zhu Ge Ge)
Hong Kong	ATV	1999	還珠格格 (Waan Jyu Gaak Gaak)
Republic of indonesia	Indosiar	1999	Putri Huan Zhu
Nippon	Sun Telly	2008	還珠姫 〜プリンセスのつくりかた〜　(Kanju Hime ~Purinsesu no Tsukuri Kata~)
Macau			還珠格格 (Waan Jyu Ge Ge )
Malaysia	NTV7	1999	還珠格格 (Waan Jyu Ge Ge )
Mongolia	Channel 25 (Mongolia)	1999	Хуанжу гэг (Khuanju geg)
Philippines	QTV	2008	My Fair Princess
Singapore	VV Drama	1999	还珠格格 (Huan Zhu Ge Ge)
South korea	Gyeongin Telly	1998	황제의 딸 (Hwangje-ui Ttal; "Emperor's Girl")
Taiwan	CTV	1998	還珠格格 (Huan Zhu Ge Ge)
Thailand	Aqueduct 3	1999	องค์หญิงกำมะลอ (Xngkh̒ h̄ỵing kảmalx)
Vietnam	VTV	1999	Hoàn Châu Công Chúa / Hoàn Châu Cách Cách / Bức Tranh Định Mệnh

English language version [edit]

The English version of Season 1 was dubbed at the Blindside Zoom! Entertainment studio under managing director Wendee Lee in 2013. It is scheduled to be released by Stone Motion Film Vocalization-Over Distribution Visitor. In the translation, Xiaoyanzi ("Consume") became "Sparrow" while Ziwei ("Myrtle") became "Rose".^{[47] [48]}

Vocalism actors:

• Chrissy Swinko - Sparrow (Xiaoyanzi)
• Cristina Valenzuela - Rose (Xia Ziwei)
• Christine Marie Cabanos - Goldlock (Jinsuo)
• Grant George - Yongqi
• Kira Buckland - Liu Hong

My Fair Princess Three (2003) [edit]

While the first two seasons featured near the same cast, nearly bandage members declined the offer to star in another sequel. The Flavour 3 script was also delayed for a year because of Chiung Yao's personal matters. When it was finally ready, almost 4 years later, Zhao, Lin and Su (who had shot another Chiung Yao series together in Romance in the Rain) were in the process of filming other projects and could non participate. Zhou Jie was the only returning main actor.

New My Fair Princess (2011) [edit]

A 98-episode remake of the first series was filmed in June 2010, and aired in 2011.^[49] Akin to the previous version, the remake had three parts but more than comedic elements than the original.^[50] Afterward airing in Red china, both critics and audiences expressed disappointment in the casting and script.^[51]

Viewership was also much lower compared with the original. Ratings for the remake was 1.5% in China, which was average for a Hunan Boob tube prove. In Taiwan, the rating was 0.7%, not only ranking final, but also condign the lowest rating of a Chiung Yao tv serial in decades.^{[52] [53]}

Other remakes [edit]

Vietnamese cải lương series [edit]

Cải lương actress Ngọc Huyền, who portrayed a grapheme based on Xiaoyanzi.

In Vietnam, Season 1 was adjusted into a 20-episode 2002 cải lương series titled Hoàng Châu Các Các, starring Phương Mai and Vũ Linh.^[54]

Cast:

• Phượng Mai as Phụng Tử Uyên (based on Xia Ziwei)
• Vũ Linh as Vĩ Lâm (based on Fu Erkang)
• Kim Tử Long every bit Vĩnh Kỳ (Yongqi)
• Ngọc Huyền as Tiểu Mỹ Nữ (based on Xiaoyanzi)
• Thanh Tòng equally Emperor Thanh (based on Qianlong Emperor)
• Thanh Hằng equally the Empress
• Hồng Nga as the wet nurse (based on Wet Nurse Rong)
• Vân Hà equally Xuyên Hỉ (based on Jinsuo)
• Ngân Tuấn as Vĩ Tú (based on Fu Ertai)
• Kim Thoa as Espoused Huệ (based on Consort Ling)
• Trinh Trinh as Princess Tái Á (Princess Saiya)

Cantonese opera [edit]

Season i was adapted into a Cantonese opera titled Waan Jyu Gaak Gaak Bei Hei Cung Fung (還珠格格悲喜重逢), with Ye Youqi portraying Xiaoyanzi (Siu-yin-ji) and Jiang Wenduan portraying Xia Ziwei (Ha Ji-mei). The VCD was released in 2004.^[55]

Parodies [edit]

Because of its popularity, exaggerated acting, and cheesy dialogue, the show was oft parodied online in China. An online group named Xudu Bar (胥渡吧) became famous for videos where they dubbed scenes from the series with altered dialogue and comical voices. Equally a event, the wet nurse grapheme Rong became an Internet meme.^[56] In 2014, during the 5th serial of the reality competition China'southward Got Talent, five members of Xudu Bar dubbed their videos alive before Zhao Wei, Alec Su, and other judges.^[57]

Other parodies include:

• A 2000 Hong Kong Category Iii film Princess Princess (還枝格格, Cantonese: 'Waan Zi Gaak Gaak) starring Jimmy Wong Shu-kei and Lily Chung,^[58] was a pornographic parody film.
• In 2007, German company Mez-Technik dubbed a prune from Season ii in Swabian German for their advertisement.^[59]
• In 2013, Conan O'Brien and Andy Richter stopped by Bang Zoom! Entertainment for satirical dubbing on some scenes of Flavor 1, the result of which was aired on Conan.^[sixty]
• In Jan 2014, a Vietnamese parody titled Chầu Hoan Cua Chống was released on YouTube. It generated vi 1000000 views.^[61]
• In January 2015, a 30-episode Chinese parody film series titled Princess Huanzhu 2015 (还珠格格2015) released the kickoff episode on LeTV.com.^[62]

See also [edit]

• Gongzhufen - the place that inspired the story.
• Old House Has Joy - a 1998 TV serial starring Zhao and Su.
• Romance in the Pelting - a 2001 Chiung Yao-created TV series starring Zhao, Lin, Su (with Leo Ku). Wang Yan also made a cameo.

Notes [edit]

1. ^ The third fellow member of Xiao Hu Dui, Nicky Wu was considered for the role of Fu Erkang, but he had to serve in the ROC military machine.
2. ^ Before My Fair Princess, Dai Chunrong had only acted in one TV series, The Flying Consume of the Han Palace (漢宮飛燕), where she besides portrayed an empress married to and ignored by Zhang Tielin's emperor. Zhang was her connexion with the My Off-white Princess producers, and the pair would later become known as "the empress specialist" and "the emperor specialist" due to their ofttimes appearances every bit those character types on Chinese boob tube.
3. ^ Season 1 had 24 episodes. Fan Bingbing, for example, fabricated ¥1,000 per episode.^[11]
4. ^ In Due east Asian age reckoning, eighteen years old is closer to 16 or 17 in the Western age reckoning.

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External links [edit]

• Princess Pearl at IMDb
• Trailer of Season 1, English dubbed

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Princess

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