This is why ruyi's son did not become emperor for people who don't understand the emperor decision: Ruyi left a letter to her son saying that she hoped that he would not become a crown prince as she wanted him to be free. Also , ruyi wanted to cut all ties with the emperor: she cut her hair (= divorce) , removed all pictures and momentum of her in the royal paintings so her son could not be an emperor because then it would be necessary to speak of his mother , her clan and her status Wei yanwan had a high status and her son was very bright , he was a good candidate. Making her son the emperor is not because hongli appreciated wei yanwan but because he was the logical best option. I hope those who were confused understand now
@@dominiqueanneg081406 sorry to disappoint . In actual history Wei Yanwan’s son becomes emperor. He names her empress dowager post humously (after her death) . Ruyi’s son goes on to have one daughter and died in 1776. Thats all that’s really known about his life after his younger brother inherits the throne.
Después que Ruyi murió, el emperador pensó mucho en los signos que Ruyi dejó para que el entienda lo que hizo. Ella le pedía al emperador que cuide su salud, el lo hizo, llegó a viejo. Ruyi le dice a Rongpei como hubiera sido si nada de lo que pasó, hubiera pasado. Ella conoció a Hongli desde niños, y si se hubiera casado con ella como el quería desde el principio, cuando no era emperador, talvez no hubiera tenido mas esposas, que fue lo que complicó toda la historia, vemos que el si la amó y las mujeres que tuvo, fueron porque debía tener descendientes ya que Ruyi no le daba. Vemos que el 1er capitulo y el último capítulo están relacionados en la caminata de Ruyi a encontrarse con el, en el último capitulo Ruyi va sin criada pero es idéntico a como el la estaba esperando cuando le estaban escogiendo esposa en el 15:00 del 1er capítulo. En este caso, ella lo estaba esperando y venia a buscarlo en la vida después de la muerte según la creencia de los budistas, segun Hongli que el ya no era emperador hacia 4 años a su muerte, y Ruyi tampoco era emperatriz, entonces los 2 son libres de títulos y obligaciones como tener mujeres para tener hijos sino que ya podrán vivir como su amor les nacia, estar juntos después de la muerte, casado con Ruyi se murió ya que volvió a unir los cabellos, asi pasó a la otra vida, por eso su esposa lo fue a buscar. El 1er y el ultimo capítulo es como debió ser todo, los primeros 15 minutos del primero y los ultimos 15 minutos del último indican que Ruyi y Hongli quedaron juntos en el mas allá. Ruyi no lo dejó de amar, ella no lo aceptó mientras habló con Rongpei pero fue al sitio donde se veian a escondidas, que solo el y ella conocían. Ruyi lo mandó a hablar con el Padre jesuita seguramente queria que recuerde la enseñanza que ella una vez le refirió de tener una sola esposa y que Hongli ignoró diciendo que nadie hace caso a lo que dice Giussepi,.pero se pasó años enteros para entender lo que Ruyi hizo al cortar el cuadro. Ella no quiso vivir mas, Ruyi era suicida, se envenenó para salir del Palacio frio y era un secreto que solo la emperatriz descifró y fue un secreto tan secreto que no hablaron nunca abiertamente del tema, pero sabia la emperatriz viuda que algo importante y muy secreto pasaba "corazon envenenado" fue la clave, envenado por consorte ling. No habia que culpar a nadie, ni siquiera a Ling sino que el emperador por su lujuria de buscar a esta bailarina hermosa que luego lo fue a buscar con Linyunche y terminó convirtiéndose en la mujer mas importante del harem asesina de los príncipes herederos.
Glad that Ruyis son did not pursue the role of emperor. What a depressing career. His mum was boss lady. There was no need for him to be emperor. In the eyes of many historians, she made her mark in history. Forever Boss. Real Talk x
Only it wasn't Ruyi's son that would be named emperor. The emperor took into consideration Ruyi's letter to her son after she died, and named his younger brother took be his successor.
The more I watched this tv show... the more I grew an absolute disdain for the emperor’s character... he was weak, selfish, self-centered, egotistical, condescending, oblivious... and the list goes on. There was not ONE woman in his harem that he didn’t hurt or wrong. Pathetic.
He did not have those attributes in the beginning. I guess ruling and (at the time considering yourself the ruler of the world) would have negative affects, especially always watching your back and having everyone as a yes man/woman trying to please you. I am just happy in this show ruyi got acknowledged by him as he died. No idea what the real emperor if that time was like.
I'm am right there with you. I had to keep reminding myself it's a drams, although I do believe that is how it was during that time period. I tell you I really wanted to give him a dose of his own medicine lol. That just shows you HH ow great the acting was. It just pulls you in and you can feel the emotions.🙂
I agree! For everyone woman he loved, he also hurt them. He poisoned Imperial Noble Consort Huixian, ordered Imperial Noble Concubine Mei to be poisoned, hurt Imperial Noble Consort Chunhui. I feel like the only person in his harem he never hurt was Ruyi, but in the end, she was the one that endured the most. Wei Yanwan should've gotten more
Same as Henry VIII - 6 wives which were divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded and survived in that order with numerous extramarital affairs. Never admitting their errors, never giving respite, selfish and deadly - entertaining delusions of grandeur and divine rights. Only wanting what they want without any thoughts of the consequences and never treating the ones that love them with the respect or gratitude they deserved and earned.
I’m a black woman and I must say this Chinese drama made me cry out of all the drama I’ve watch so far but he didn’t deserve her love and I’m glad he die (I’m sorry)but it was so sad that she died...He has so many concubines he was so much into lust than loving her only.She stay but his side after all the Nonsense And miss treated her badly .. Life in a palace is to stressful it can drive you crazy...I wish there was more drama like this...I’m telling you I’ve never cry before like this 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Ah, you must watch Yangxi Palace then. And the legend of Hao Lan. "Qin Dynasty" was excellent, lavish costumes and mass battle scenes, it was really nice to discover those details; the cast more talented (if a bit cartoonish). "Legend of Xiao Chuo" probably had a smaller budget, but they spent well on costumes and since that was a very different era, I really appreciated it. They also had more landscapes which was nice to discover.
En realidad Hongli le da explicaciones a Ruyi porqué se acuesta con las consortes, por ejemplo con Limei le dice que le exigen los de la corte que tenga herederos. Luego que el brujo dice que Ruyi es la que somete a los hijos, Hongli se trata de alejar de ella en un principio, pero despues Ruyi lo rechazó y eso no se lo perdonó nunca, luego actuó porque pensó que el rechazo era porque estaba enamorada de Linyunche. El fue solo a cenar y la dejó porque la Consorte Yu lo tenía drogado y el habia quedado con ella, pero en realidad la intenta hacer sentir mal porque lo rechazó. Luego cuando llego Rong, ella misma le dice que ese enamoramiento loco que expresó era solo ponerla celosa ya que el cree que ella nunca lo dejará, grave error de cálculo de Hongli, porque Ruyi estaba esperando la oportunidad de renunciar a ser emperatriz y la aprovechó cuando se cortó el cabello.
Yes it was consort ling son but she die and her children was taken away from her in 82 or 85 it was cucubine ying who get to raise her daughter and son plus cucubine wang ok ke got her other son because her other two sons had die
That was cucubine ying son because consort ling done already die so cucubine ying get to mine consort ling daughter and her son,her son was taken away from her in 82 or 85
Oh my goodness, this was amazing! Something about her burning her painting so he could never look at her face again was so satisfying. Mexico has telenovelas and China has this stuff. He deserved to be miserable. What a fool! Prince Charles of ancient China, LOL!
Exacto, según la creencia budista, ellos quedaron juntos despues de la muerte, porque unir el cabello es matrimonio, pasó casado al otro mundo. Tan diferente a lo que enseñó Giuseppi y que Hongli dice que nadie hace caso de sus enseñanzas, el amor, la fidelidad y la santidad del matrimonio. Donde solo un cuadro el pintaba, por eso cuando le mandó a devolver el cuadro del emperador con su legitima esposa, Ruyi supo que Hongli se habia hecho pintar con una concubina y le dejó en libertad para que la haga su legitima esposa, pero el, segun la pelicula que no es fiel a la historia, no hace emperatriz a Rong sino que antes de morir se vuelve a casar con Ruyi y asi pasa a la otra vida. Prefiero ser cristiana, me gusta la enseñanza de Jesus que el hombre y la mujer se casen y sean fieles. Las mujeres no podríamos compartir al hombre que amamos con tantas mujeres. Un desliz humano, una infidelidad se puede perdonar, pero el corazón de una mujer sufre y Jesus asi lo entendió por eso se encarnó, murió y resucitó. Bendito y alabado sea Dios.
A third empress was never officially appointed. Wei became imperial noble consort, basically the highest position in the harem and had the duties of the empress when it came to managing the harem. Her second son did indeed become emperor.
@Wesley Chu that was after her death, her son gave the title to his mother also it secured his point as emperor. Just how you would raise her to empress dowager after her death
Yes it was ling son but she done already die so cucubine ying became empress dowager because cucubine ying got to mine consort ling daughter and son in 82 or 85.
@@ejiroakamune6620 When the Qianlong Emperor abdicated and became a retired emperor in 1796 he posthumously elevated Lady Wei to "Empress Xiaoyi" himself (if he ended up hating her i don't understand why he did that). Then, after the Qianlong Emperor died in 1799, the Jiaqing Emperor honoured his mother with the posthumous title "Empress Xiaoyichun" (maybe to secure his point as emperor as you said).
I thought it was just me. This show was really deep. Especially if you been married. It tapped in to that emotion. Like I could feel Ruyi and understood how she felt. She was tired. I have been that tired she was talking about. Great show.
For me, it's a beautiful reminder to appreciate and love those who live... Give them all the love you have, while they're still alive and can receive it... Don't wait until they die to express it...
This is why high titels should never be sought after as they leve to nothing but pain and struggles Ruyi knew it and I think she knew it the moment she became empress that their realationship was doomed
The emperor really didn't get all he deserved! He was nasty and self centered in his hateful justification of what he did and didn't do. I HATE him period. Ruyi didn't deserve his heinous ASS!!! 👹👺👿👹👺👹👿
Yuri’s son did not become the next ruler. It was the evil woman’s son who inherited the throne. The enperror and his monther talked about his succession and decided to finally poisoned the biatch.
I love the symbolism. He had set Ruyi free, not burying her in the Emperor's tomb. She would have been reborn long ago. Now, in his own hour of death, he longs to go to her wherever she is. I think he knows he'll never find her again, but he hopes that he will.
@@dlilwon you should watch the story of yanxi palace, in fact, she didnt really do anything and was trying to protect herself from all the evil plots at her, a lot of the plot were from Ruyi herself. This drama isnt historically accurate.
@@celinetancl8815 yanxi palace as well isnt historically correct either bcz not concubine could speak to an emperor like that and got away with it whether the emperor is fond of her or not
If that's the case he better do a hell of a lot of apologizes. I'd been angry with him for many lifetimes if my man was to treat me the way he did. 😉 I do believe that you are correct, they meet again in the afterlife.
Ruyi cut her hair to end the marriage, when he cut his hair he divorced her too. She always talked about wanting to be free. He let her be herself, not his empress neither his wife. She tree blossom bloomed after him cutting his hair which symbolizes Ruyi is a free woman. Not his wife or empress 😊
Ruyi's longest surviving son died when he was 24. Her letter gave him a choice to how he lived his life, but he still died before being able to choose. His father would also have had to give him the choice. Cutting his hair, is more like divorcing her, and therefore letting her go. When Lady Rong is looking at the plum blossoms with Ruyi, they are talking about how love changes. Some loves deepen, others fade away. Lady Rong asks if Ruyi is still speaking about the Emperor, but Ruyi doesn't answer. In the end Lady Rong tells the women not to be sad because Ruyi "should be with her youthful lover by now," even though the Emperor is still alive. I think she means Ruyi joined Ling Yunche, the man she knew all those years, for whom their feelings deepened over time.
Cutting her hair isn’t a divorce IT’s cursing his mother and him 😂 And the son has no choice, he can’t choose it’s only the emperor that is able to make such decisions, he secretly chose consort Ling’s son before Ruyi and consort king died, he didn’t even give Ruyi’s son crown prince title before she cut her hair.
@@Angel-yf2ly But her love for him had vanished before she died. He'd put her through too much in this life. Why would she want to spend eternity with him together with all those other women. I wish she finds a partner that will reciprocate her love and respect her in the after life. Not him.
Si se encuentran, los cabellos se juntan significa que cuando muere estan casados, y ver a Ruyi caminando hacia el, es similar al 1er capítulo cuando le escogían esposa y el la estaba esperando, la escogió pero ahi viene todo el desarrollo de la serie, el último capítulo ella lo estaba esperando, es la misma caminata pero sin la sirvienta detras, en el minuto 15 del 1er capitulo se ve.
I watched rhe ver with the painting too pike 20 min ago. EVERYTIME i wtach the ending i feel sad especially the plant blooming the last thing about her/them
I just love this series from beginning to end I thought that it was amazing and I understand people hated the emperor but if we live in different times and what they had to do back then they had to do it was crazy and wild and I just love the dresses in the hair just love it.. I binge watch this entire series during the pandemic I will probably continue to watch it until well forever
I’m confused, wasn’t that evil Wei’s son, that’s why she was kept alive for so many years until he was handed leadership, so the emperor finally put that dog down!!! It wasn’t even the son she raised as a foster, he is dead. So was the thumbnail incorrect or did I get everything wrong?????
Nadine Smith- Jensen Yes, it was Wei's son. The title is wrong. She was kept alive to be tortured. Remember the bowl of poison that the emperor had her drink, after all her crimes were made known and she was forced to bow before the flags? Well, she was given medicine to keep her from dying, while still suffering the effects of the poison. Only at the end, did he give her more poison, to finally kill her. I think an earlier death would have been too easy for all the lives that she took.
Yes consort ling son get to be the emperor but she die it was cucubine ying son because the emperor let cucubine ying and wang and ke raise consort ling children in 82 or 85
The title said Ruyi son became the king.Somebody help me now.I thought Wei son became king and Ruyi son was depress and died.Somebody real the truth.And he erased everything about Ruyi😮 7:03
He did erase everything, he hated Ruyi in real life even before she cut her hair he refused to name her sons crown princes , some historians are saying that is the reason she cut her hair as he wouldn’t name her son crown prince and made the decision to make consort Ling Imperial Consort Ling, He wrote poetry (love) for Empress Fuca regularly and maybe Ruyi fell into depression as this man just couldn’t love her and she was only step Empress in name but not in his heart.
Ruyi was fine where she was at. But she had everyone around her to convince her to become Empress. It was her Aunt, it was her best friend, it was the Emperor, it was everyone. Everyone pretty much pressured her to be an Empress, which ultimately in the end, led to her downfall. I blame everyone. Everyone was using Ruyi to become an Empress to benefit themselves.
Me gustaria una pelicula en que el escritor en el desarroyo de la trama explaye cada símbolo y acto que se ve en la serie, por ejemplo al final se quedan juntos.
Her son did not came the emperor because ruyi right her son a leter that she is free and she hope that he can be free to so that its why he did not make him an emperor is consort ling son but she die so it was cucubine ying son because consort ling children was taking away from her in 82 or 85
Hongli le dijo a la hija que es la princesa, que yangyi habia desarrollado una personalidad que no cree que la abuela lo haga cambiar. Pobre niño, fue el que causo que lo castren a Linyunche, vio a su padre decirle esas cosas horribles a Ruyi, Wein no alcanzó a matarlo pero lo volvió loco.
Tragic story! But however I noticed that the makeup for aging a actor was very poorly done, a skilled makeup artist would have done a much better job! Otherwise I enjoyed this episode.
Si, eso lo noté. Qué increible la actuación del actor, sin hablar lo dice todo, pero cuando dice las lineas transmite los sentimientos muy bien, el tono de la voz, la mirada, el cuerpo, el gesto de quedarse frio cuando Ruyi lo rechaza 2 veces noto, es muy profesional. Dicen que hay una pelicula que no soporta la suciedad, esa enfermedad que todo debe ser limpio.
@@sweety2088 Yeah It only says a little but what I know is that after the step empress died, yongji was neglected by the emperor and he died of depression because of it.
@@Freya__ that’s too bad...is it true that the emperor really missed her after her death or it’s just created for an impact in the series. And is it true that Wei is an evil woman. As ruyis royal love and yanxi place both portray characters in an opposite manner.
@@sweety2088 It was created as a impact in the series. it was worse in history, after the step empress died, her funeral was supposed to an imperial noble consort but in reality her tomb was more of shabby casket, she was buried next to imperial noble consort chunhui (Noble consort Chun). Her portraits and records were erased but there is an alleged portrait of her but nobody doesn't know if it's really her or not, possibly so. As for Empress Xiaoyichun (Consort Ling), in history, she was deeply favored by the emperor and bore him seven children, most likely she was kind then evil.
Qianlong actually lived to be 89. He abdicated only because he did not want to disrespect the memory of his grandfather and serve as an emperor longer than Kangxi.
@@nka480 before TVs adaptions, very few really know much about her. The lores are just she cut her own hair and divorced from the Emperor. An abolished Empress. This is one novel and then TV called “Human Zhu Ge Ge” that involves her as a main villain. She was portrayed as envious and sadistic.
the green cherry blossom plant blossom in the end when he Place his hair in the box because for her birthday remember he did give her the green cherry blossom plants because Ruyi love the green cherry blossom plant so that bond that they had they did not have it anymore since she cut her here so when he put his hair in the box the plant starts to grow in them time cutting your hair mean that you dont love the person anymore remember it was taboo or he put his hair to tell her that they tie there love back with there hair in the afterlife.
When they were younger they tied their own hair together, so by cutting his is to join them again, plus in Manchurian times the cutting of hair is a taboo unless for national mourning, so in a sense he cut his, knowing his life was fading and also to be free, when he meets Ruyi in the next world he won't have yo be an Emperor
To join back that bond that they had because cutting your hair is to tell your love one that we tie our love with our hair so when you cut your hair is telling him that you dont love him anymore
@@mariskalewis7616 did you research it... because I did after watching both story of Yanxi palace and Ruyi. And SoYP was more aligned with history. But it’s all good. Both were good dramas
Im pretty sure Ruyi Zhuan is very much aligned with the history, ofc the events might be fictional because of drama sake. The born of each child, the death of each person is every much accurate - i checked every of them out of curiosity. even the gestures ( there is a vid introducing ab the start of this drama, all actors and actresses had to take courses and lessons to learn ab the history of the Qing dynasty). The production team sure got OCD or sth when produced this drama lol.
It wasn't 4 years after the opening scene but 4 years after he retired as emperor and allowed his son to assume the title. He was 84 when he retired...considerably older than when he named the crown prince.
This is why ruyi's son did not become emperor for people who don't understand the emperor decision:
Ruyi left a letter to her son saying that she hoped that he would not become a crown prince as she wanted him to be free. Also , ruyi wanted to cut all ties with the emperor: she cut her hair (= divorce) , removed all pictures and momentum of her in the royal paintings so her son could not be an emperor because then it would be necessary to speak of his mother , her clan and her status
Wei yanwan had a high status and her son was very bright , he was a good candidate.
Making her son the emperor is not because hongli appreciated wei yanwan but because he was the logical best option. I hope those who were confused understand now
this is my question.. and hoping the translation is incorrect... but i still want their child to be the crown prince .. not a happy ending huhu..
@@dominiqueanneg081406 sorry to disappoint . In actual history Wei Yanwan’s son becomes emperor. He names her empress dowager post humously (after her death) . Ruyi’s son goes on to have one daughter and died in 1776. Thats all that’s really known about his life after his younger brother inherits the throne.
Después que Ruyi murió, el emperador pensó mucho en los signos que Ruyi dejó para que el entienda lo que hizo. Ella le pedía al emperador que cuide su salud, el lo hizo, llegó a viejo. Ruyi le dice a Rongpei como hubiera sido si nada de lo que pasó, hubiera pasado. Ella conoció a Hongli desde niños, y si se hubiera casado con ella como el quería desde el principio, cuando no era emperador, talvez no hubiera tenido mas esposas, que fue lo que complicó toda la historia, vemos que el si la amó y las mujeres que tuvo, fueron porque debía tener descendientes ya que Ruyi no le daba. Vemos que el 1er capitulo y el último capítulo están relacionados en la caminata de Ruyi a encontrarse con el, en el último capitulo Ruyi va sin criada pero es idéntico a como el la estaba esperando cuando le estaban escogiendo esposa en el 15:00 del 1er capítulo. En este caso, ella lo estaba esperando y venia a buscarlo en la vida después de la muerte según la creencia de los budistas, segun Hongli que el ya no era emperador hacia 4 años a su muerte, y Ruyi tampoco era emperatriz, entonces los 2 son libres de títulos y obligaciones como tener mujeres para tener hijos sino que ya podrán vivir como su amor les nacia, estar juntos después de la muerte, casado con Ruyi se murió ya que volvió a unir los cabellos, asi pasó a la otra vida, por eso su esposa lo fue a buscar. El 1er y el ultimo capítulo es como debió ser todo, los primeros 15 minutos del primero y los ultimos 15 minutos del último indican que Ruyi y Hongli quedaron juntos en el mas allá. Ruyi no lo dejó de amar, ella no lo aceptó mientras habló con Rongpei pero fue al sitio donde se veian a escondidas, que solo el y ella conocían. Ruyi lo mandó a hablar con el Padre jesuita seguramente queria que recuerde la enseñanza que ella una vez le refirió de tener una sola esposa y que Hongli ignoró diciendo que nadie hace caso a lo que dice Giussepi,.pero se pasó años enteros para entender lo que Ruyi hizo al cortar el cuadro. Ella no quiso vivir mas, Ruyi era suicida, se envenenó para salir del Palacio frio y era un secreto que solo la emperatriz descifró y fue un secreto tan secreto que no hablaron nunca abiertamente del tema, pero sabia la emperatriz viuda que algo importante y muy secreto pasaba "corazon envenenado" fue la clave, envenado por consorte ling. No habia que culpar a nadie, ni siquiera a Ling sino que el emperador por su lujuria de buscar a esta bailarina hermosa que luego lo fue a buscar con Linyunche y terminó convirtiéndose en la mujer mas importante del harem asesina de los príncipes herederos.
She told him he had the choice to choose his own path. He didn't live to choose, he died when he was a teenager. They don't show it.
Make that in his 20s
Glad that Ruyis son did not pursue the role of emperor. What a depressing career. His mum was boss lady. There was no need for him to be emperor. In the eyes of many historians, she made her mark in history. Forever Boss. Real Talk x
Only it wasn't Ruyi's son that would be named emperor. The emperor took into consideration Ruyi's letter to her son after she died, and named his younger brother took be his successor.
The more I watched this tv show... the more I grew an absolute disdain for the emperor’s character... he was weak, selfish, self-centered, egotistical, condescending, oblivious... and the list goes on. There was not ONE woman in his harem that he didn’t hurt or wrong. Pathetic.
Bwoop they call that a narcissist
He did not have those attributes in the beginning. I guess ruling and (at the time considering yourself the ruler of the world) would have negative affects, especially always watching your back and having everyone as a yes man/woman trying to please you. I am just happy in this show ruyi got acknowledged by him as he died. No idea what the real emperor if that time was like.
I'm am right there with you. I had to keep reminding myself it's a drams, although I do believe that is how it was during that time period. I tell you I really wanted to give him a dose of his own medicine lol. That just shows you HH ow great the acting was. It just pulls you in and you can feel the emotions.🙂
I agree! For everyone woman he loved, he also hurt them. He poisoned Imperial Noble Consort Huixian, ordered Imperial Noble Concubine Mei to be poisoned, hurt Imperial Noble Consort Chunhui. I feel like the only person in his harem he never hurt was Ruyi, but in the end, she was the one that endured the most. Wei Yanwan should've gotten more
Same as Henry VIII - 6 wives which were divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded and survived in that order with numerous extramarital affairs. Never admitting their errors, never giving respite, selfish and deadly - entertaining delusions of grandeur and divine rights. Only wanting what they want without any thoughts of the consequences and never treating the ones that love them with the respect or gratitude they deserved and earned.
They forgot to age his hands! Lol!
I noticed that too
Yes lol
That's right and even though he had gray hair his face was still smooth with no wrinkles.
Considering how very little he actually did with them, they probably did not age as rapidly.
Hahahahaa
I’m a black woman and I must say this Chinese drama made me cry out of all the drama I’ve watch so far but he didn’t deserve her love and I’m glad he die (I’m sorry)but it was so sad that she died...He has so many concubines he was so much into lust than loving her only.She stay but his side after all the Nonsense And miss treated her badly .. Life in a palace is to stressful it can drive you crazy...I wish there was more drama like this...I’m telling you I’ve never cry before like this 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I did not know Black people watch Asian dramas. I think the world is changing
Ah, you must watch Yangxi Palace then. And the legend of Hao Lan. "Qin Dynasty" was excellent, lavish costumes and mass battle scenes, it was really nice to discover those details; the cast more talented (if a bit cartoonish). "Legend of Xiao Chuo" probably had a smaller budget, but they spent well on costumes and since that was a very different era, I really appreciated it. They also had more landscapes which was nice to discover.
@@lvmh4588 get out of your comfort zone! Native indigenous all over the world watch too!
@@lvmh4588 We do! :-) I typically watch Korean dramas, though. This is the first Chinese one I’ve watched.
En realidad Hongli le da explicaciones a Ruyi porqué se acuesta con las consortes, por ejemplo con Limei le dice que le exigen los de la corte que tenga herederos. Luego que el brujo dice que Ruyi es la que somete a los hijos, Hongli se trata de alejar de ella en un principio, pero despues Ruyi lo rechazó y eso no se lo perdonó nunca, luego actuó porque pensó que el rechazo era porque estaba enamorada de Linyunche. El fue solo a cenar y la dejó porque la Consorte Yu lo tenía drogado y el habia quedado con ella, pero en realidad la intenta hacer sentir mal porque lo rechazó. Luego cuando llego Rong, ella misma le dice que ese enamoramiento loco que expresó era solo ponerla celosa ya que el cree que ella nunca lo dejará, grave error de cálculo de Hongli, porque Ruyi estaba esperando la oportunidad de renunciar a ser emperatriz y la aprovechó cuando se cortó el cabello.
Please dont post inaccurate descriptions. It was not Ruyis son he named crown prince. It was the yanwan's son.
Movie, like I tell my husband when he watches something inaccurate , just a movie made for drama
Yes it was consort ling son but she die and her children was taken away from her in 82 or 85 it was cucubine ying who get to raise her daughter and son plus cucubine wang ok ke got her other son because her other two sons had die
I think the person that posts the titles doesn't speak fluent English and likes shock value so this happens often in this channel.
that was not Ruyi's son.
That was cucubine ying son because consort ling done already die so cucubine ying get to mine consort ling daughter and her son,her son was taken away from her in 82 or 85
@@mariskalewis7616 This isn't accurate because Consort Ling died in 1775 so they could not take away from her her children around 1782 or 1785.
It wasnt ruyi son who was the next king it was the crazy one son
@@mea5138 She meant the episode the children were taken away lol
@@moniquewatson7812 yes I know
Oh my goodness, this was amazing! Something about her burning her painting so he could never look at her face again was so satisfying. Mexico has telenovelas and China has this stuff. He deserved to be miserable. What a fool! Prince Charles of ancient China, LOL!
Interesting, that their hair together look like yin-yang
Exacto, según la creencia budista, ellos quedaron juntos despues de la muerte, porque unir el cabello es matrimonio, pasó casado al otro mundo. Tan diferente a lo que enseñó Giuseppi y que Hongli dice que nadie hace caso de sus enseñanzas, el amor, la fidelidad y la santidad del matrimonio. Donde solo un cuadro el pintaba, por eso cuando le mandó a devolver el cuadro del emperador con su legitima esposa, Ruyi supo que Hongli se habia hecho pintar con una concubina y le dejó en libertad para que la haga su legitima esposa, pero el, segun la pelicula que no es fiel a la historia, no hace emperatriz a Rong sino que antes de morir se vuelve a casar con Ruyi y asi pasa a la otra vida. Prefiero ser cristiana, me gusta la enseñanza de Jesus que el hombre y la mujer se casen y sean fieles. Las mujeres no podríamos compartir al hombre que amamos con tantas mujeres. Un desliz humano, una infidelidad se puede perdonar, pero el corazón de una mujer sufre y Jesus asi lo entendió por eso se encarnó, murió y resucitó. Bendito y alabado sea Dios.
It's very symbolic how they both died. Servants bringing tea to them and discovering a peaceful death.
This is so masterpiece I see all years ago but time to time I watched again and again I love this masterpiece 💕💜♥️♥️🙏❤️👍💯💯💯
It wasn't Yonggi that was named the new Emporer, it was Youngyan Lady Wei's son.
A third empress was never officially appointed. Wei became imperial noble consort, basically the highest position in the harem and had the duties of the empress when it came to managing the harem. Her second son did indeed become emperor.
@Wesley Chu that was after her death, her son gave the title to his mother also it secured his point as emperor. Just how you would raise her to empress dowager after her death
Yes it was ling son but she done already die so cucubine ying became empress dowager because cucubine ying got to mine consort ling daughter and son in 82 or 85.
@@ejiroakamune6620 When the Qianlong Emperor abdicated and became a retired emperor in 1796 he posthumously elevated Lady Wei to "Empress Xiaoyi" himself (if he ended up hating her i don't understand why he did that). Then, after the Qianlong Emperor died in 1799, the Jiaqing Emperor honoured his mother with the posthumous title "Empress Xiaoyichun" (maybe to secure his point as emperor as you said).
Yongji died in his twenties, Yongyan was son of Wei Yanwan
Yes consort ling son yes but she die it was cucubine ying son she get to raise her son and daughter
This show as fictional as it is, is some of the best man. The novel and first part to this from 2011 must really be something.
I look at this mostly almost every day and cry.
I thought it was just me. This show was really deep. Especially if you been married. It tapped in to that emotion. Like I could feel Ruyi and understood how she felt. She was tired. I have been that tired she was talking about. Great show.
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He deserved to die alone and Yonji wasn’t made the Emperor it was Yongyan, Imperial Noble Consort Ling’s son.
Ruyi's son did not become king, it was concert Ling's son.
Yes it was consort ling son but she die so it was cucubine ying son because consort ling children was taken away from her in 82 or 85.
@Mariska I am glad to read though consort Ling was named empresa posthumously by her son.
For me, it's a beautiful reminder to appreciate and love those who live... Give them all the love you have, while they're still alive and can receive it... Don't wait until they die to express it...
This is why high titels should never be sought after as they leve to nothing but pain and struggles Ruyi knew it and I think she knew it the moment she became empress that their realationship was doomed
Their relationship was already damaged. Her husband's jealousy just finished it.
The emperor really didn't get all he deserved! He was nasty and self centered in his hateful justification of what he did and didn't do. I HATE him period. Ruyi didn't deserve his heinous ASS!!! 👹👺👿👹👺👹👿
Yuri’s son did not become the next ruler. It was the evil woman’s son who inherited the throne. The enperror and his monther talked about his succession and decided to finally poisoned the biatch.
This show is so Bomb. I just can't stop watching it. I'm know exactly how Ruyi felt.
I love the symbolism. He had set Ruyi free, not burying her in the Emperor's tomb. She would have been reborn long ago. Now, in his own hour of death, he longs to go to her wherever she is. I think he knows he'll never find her again, but he hopes that he will.
Why are men like this smh. He could have cherished her when he had her now look smh.
And now he’s with her forever more. , they are young again , riding horses 🐴. When forever comes
This was a great drama!
That was not ruyi's son that's consort ling son historically he was made emperor. Also after consort ling death she was given title of empress.
Pisses me off that she got away with all that evil at the end 😡
Yeah, I like Yanxi palace interpretation of that particular historical period better.
@@liliachan3753 much better and seems to coincide with history more
@@dlilwon you should watch the story of yanxi palace, in fact, she didnt really do anything and was trying to protect herself from all the evil plots at her, a lot of the plot were from Ruyi herself. This drama isnt historically accurate.
@@celinetancl8815 yanxi palace as well isnt historically correct either bcz not concubine could speak to an emperor like that and got away with it whether the emperor is fond of her or not
I love this movie.
Is so sad 😞😥.
Love them together.
What is the name of the instrumental piece that begins at around 6:45? It’s beautiful
Violin perhaps?
Funny how badly emperor wanted an legitimate son but at the End passed the throne to the one with a commoner bloodline.
I guess the commoner was really his empress in real life even without the titles as she ran things in the Harem.
The tree blossoms meaning they met in the afterlife?
If that's the case he better do a hell of a lot of apologizes. I'd been angry with him for many lifetimes if my man was to treat me the way he did. 😉 I do believe that you are correct, they meet again in the afterlife.
@@wandachristian1884 the worst for me was how he get on thirst for Rong.
Ruyi cut her hair to end the marriage, when he cut his hair he divorced her too. She always talked about wanting to be free. He let her be herself, not his empress neither his wife. She tree blossom bloomed after him cutting his hair which symbolizes Ruyi is a free woman. Not his wife or empress 😊
@@fk2449 we know this however he cut his hair and put it with hers in the box he had and then died and the tree blossoms again meaning they reunited.
On another level it also signifies a newer chapter for the Royal line
I read that her son died a year after her. Wei son became Emperor.
I was watching these series in random, figuring out the order of events. Is there way to number them?
Look up RU YI’s then look for playlist. Different site
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Ruyi’s Love in the Palace
Full Episodes 1 thru 87
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Anyone know where I can find the bgm that begins at 6:36??
Ruyi's longest surviving son died when he was 24. Her letter gave him a choice to how he lived his life, but he still died before being able to choose. His father would also have had to give him the choice.
Cutting his hair, is more like divorcing her, and therefore letting her go.
When Lady Rong is looking at the plum blossoms with Ruyi, they are talking about how love changes. Some loves deepen, others fade away. Lady Rong asks if Ruyi is still speaking about the Emperor, but Ruyi doesn't answer. In the end Lady Rong tells the women not to be sad because Ruyi "should be with her youthful lover by now," even though the Emperor is still alive. I think she means Ruyi joined Ling Yunche, the man she knew all those years, for whom their feelings deepened over time.
Cutting her hair isn’t a divorce IT’s cursing his mother and him 😂
And the son has no choice, he can’t choose it’s only the emperor that is able to make such decisions, he secretly chose consort Ling’s son before Ruyi and consort king died, he didn’t even give Ruyi’s son crown prince title before she cut her hair.
I hope the Emperor joins Ruyi in the afterlife as the true love she dreamed and hoped for.
they did meet
@@Angel-yf2ly But her love for him had vanished before she died. He'd put her through too much in this life. Why would she want to spend eternity with him together with all those other women. I wish she finds a partner that will reciprocate her love and respect her in the after life. Not him.
So true i hope too
Si se encuentran, los cabellos se juntan significa que cuando muere estan casados, y ver a Ruyi caminando hacia el, es similar al 1er capítulo cuando le escogían esposa y el la estaba esperando, la escogió pero ahi viene todo el desarrollo de la serie, el último capítulo ella lo estaba esperando, es la misma caminata pero sin la sirvienta detras, en el minuto 15 del 1er capitulo se ve.
yes i think the symbolism was that in death they were both free to love in innocence as they had in their youth. politics and lovè dont mix well.
Mi è piaciuta molto 😋
I watched rhe ver with the painting too pike 20 min ago.
EVERYTIME i wtach the ending i feel sad especially the plant blooming the last thing about her/them
I just love this series from beginning to end I thought that it was amazing and I understand people hated the emperor but if we live in different times and what they had to do back then they had to do it was crazy and wild and I just love the dresses in the hair just love it.. I binge watch this entire series during the pandemic I will probably continue to watch it until well forever
YOU MADE A MISTAKE IT ISNT RUYI'S SON THAT IS MADE KING ITS CONSORT LING'S SON KINDLY CORRECT THE DESCRIPTION
Yes it was consort ling son yes but she die it was cucubine ying son because consort ling children was taken away from her in 82 or 85
Noble Consort Ling's son?
Yes it was consort ling son but she die it was now consort ying son because consort ling children was taken away from her in 82 or 85
Mariska Lewis thanks. Those poor consorts, such a life 🙄
I’m confused, wasn’t that evil Wei’s son, that’s why she was kept alive for so many years until he was handed leadership, so the emperor finally put that dog down!!! It wasn’t even the son she raised as a foster, he is dead. So was the thumbnail incorrect or did I get everything wrong?????
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Yes, it was Wei's son. The title is wrong. She was kept alive to be tortured. Remember the bowl of poison that the emperor had her drink, after all her crimes were made known and she was forced to bow before the flags?
Well, she was given medicine to keep her from dying, while still suffering the effects of the poison. Only at the end, did he give her more poison, to finally kill her. I think an earlier death would have been too easy for all the lives that she took.
Yes consort ling son get to be the emperor but she die it was cucubine ying son because the emperor let cucubine ying and wang and ke raise consort ling children in 82 or 85
The title said Ruyi son became the king.Somebody help me now.I thought Wei son became king and Ruyi son was depress and died.Somebody real the truth.And he erased everything about Ruyi😮 7:03
He did erase everything, he hated Ruyi in real life even before she cut her hair he refused to name her sons crown princes , some historians are saying that is the reason she cut her hair as he wouldn’t name her son crown prince and made the decision to make consort Ling Imperial Consort Ling, He wrote poetry (love) for Empress Fuca regularly and maybe Ruyi fell into depression as this man just couldn’t love her and she was only step Empress in name but not in his heart.
Finally he understood what was his mistake, and abolished to bring concubines to the palace, he didn't want that his son do the same mistakes.
Where did you hear that from?
Anyone know the song playing in the end when the Emperor passes??
It was the evil witch son that became king.
Yes it was her son yes but she die it was now cucubine ying son because consort ling children was taken away from her in 82 and 85
He was drunk on power and did not value his women.
Ruyi was fine where she was at. But she had everyone around her to convince her to become Empress. It was her Aunt, it was her best friend, it was the Emperor, it was everyone. Everyone pretty much pressured her to be an Empress, which ultimately in the end, led to her downfall. I blame everyone. Everyone was using Ruyi to become an Empress to benefit themselves.
yongyan became emperor?? that's consort ling's son
Yes but she die it was now cucubine ying son because consont ling children was taken away from her in 82 or 85
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Can I ask you what’s the name of the background music they used around the time of the realization of his death
NO that was Lings son
Wrong ir was not ruyi's son it was consort ling's song
BRO can they do another season of her
Me gustaria una pelicula en que el escritor en el desarroyo de la trama explaye cada símbolo y acto que se ve en la serie, por ejemplo al final se quedan juntos.
Umm that’s not Ruyis son. He didn’t become emperor, the second kid ascended to the throne.
Anyone know the name of the song that was playing at the end when the emperor died? I need this song but can’t find the name.
This is Consort Ling/Empress Xiaoyichun son.
It was consort ling son yes but she die it was cucubine ying son because consort ling children was taken away from her in 82 or 85
@@mariskalewis7616 no her son that became emperor was her biological son. He was not taken away from her. He honored her after she died.
Bravo amazing ruyis son made king
It wasn't her son tho lol it was yanwan's
Her son did not came the emperor because ruyi right her son a leter that she is free and she hope that he can be free to so that its why he did not make him an emperor is consort ling son but she die so it was cucubine ying son because consort ling children was taking away from her in 82 or 85
Hongli le dijo a la hija que es la princesa, que yangyi habia desarrollado una personalidad que no cree que la abuela lo haga cambiar. Pobre niño, fue el que causo que lo castren a Linyunche, vio a su padre decirle esas cosas horribles a Ruyi, Wein no alcanzó a matarlo pero lo volvió loco.
Yongyan was Ling son not Ruyi’s
Actually yongyan was yawan's son
Yes it was consort ling son but she die it was cucubine ying son because consort ling children was taken away from her in 82 or 85
@@mariskalewis7616 actually his mother because consort Qing in real life and story of yanxi palace
@@mariskalewis7616 and even in the episode of this show when the children were sent away yongyan was sent to the consort dowagers not ying
Yongyan is not ruyi's son
So true it was consort ling son but she die it was cucubine ying son because consort ling children was taken away from her in 82 or 85
Ruyi’s son wasn’t crowned the new King.
So true it was consort ling son but she die it was cucubine ying son because ling children was taken away from her in 82 or 85
This man was selfish. His love is the type no woman should want.
4th year reign?
Cual es el significado de el cortar el cabello?
Cuando alguien moria se cortaban un mechon de pelo.
Title for click bait! It was not Ruyi's son!!!!!! Dislike!
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Tragic story! But however I noticed that the makeup for aging a actor was very poorly done, a skilled makeup artist would have done a much better job! Otherwise I enjoyed this episode.
this was produced in China so it was pretty good.
Si, eso lo noté. Qué increible la actuación del actor, sin hablar lo dice todo, pero cuando dice las lineas transmite los sentimientos muy bien, el tono de la voz, la mirada, el cuerpo, el gesto de quedarse frio cuando Ruyi lo rechaza 2 veces noto, es muy profesional. Dicen que hay una pelicula que no soporta la suciedad, esa enfermedad que todo debe ser limpio.
What happened to yongji ruyis son in real life
He died in his twenties
@@Freya__ Thanq , I can only find about yongqi, there’s no information regarding yongji anywhere.
@@sweety2088 Yeah It only says a little but what I know is that after the step empress died, yongji was neglected by the emperor and he died of depression because of it.
@@Freya__ that’s too bad...is it true that the emperor really missed her after her death or it’s just created for an impact in the series. And is it true that Wei is an evil woman. As ruyis royal love and yanxi place both portray characters in an opposite manner.
@@sweety2088 It was created as a impact in the series. it was worse in history, after the step empress died, her funeral was supposed to an imperial noble consort but in reality her tomb was more of shabby casket, she was buried next to imperial noble consort chunhui (Noble consort Chun). Her portraits and records were erased but there is an alleged portrait of her but nobody doesn't know if it's really her or not, possibly so. As for Empress Xiaoyichun (Consort Ling), in history, she was deeply favored by the emperor and bore him seven children, most likely she was kind then evil.
I'm surprise he reach old age, don't they normally die off early??
Not all the time
Qianlong actually lived to be 89. He abdicated only because he did not want to disrespect the memory of his grandfather and serve as an emperor longer than Kangxi.
Wow, all the comments here. You guys know more Chinese history than many Chinese people and this Channel. Yep, it’s Wei’s Son. Not YongJi.
What about Chinese lore? Is there anything it it about Ula-Nara? How is she perceived in the folk tradition? It would be so interesting to know.
@@nka480 before TVs adaptions, very few really know much about her. The lores are just she cut her own hair and divorced from the Emperor. An abolished Empress. This is one novel and then TV called “Human Zhu Ge Ge” that involves her as a main villain. She was portrayed as envious and sadistic.
@@castle12d97 Thank you. I'm gonna see if I can find and watch it to compare how views changed since then.
So what is the reason he cut his hair and put it in the box with hers?
He put his hair too in the box to let her know that he dont love her anymore.
the green cherry blossom plant blossom in the end when he Place his hair in the box because for her birthday remember he did give her the green cherry blossom plants because Ruyi love the green cherry blossom plant so that bond that they had they did not have it anymore since she cut her here so when he put his hair in the box the plant starts to grow in them time cutting your hair mean that you dont love the person anymore remember it was taboo or he put his hair to tell her that they tie there love back with there hair in the afterlife.
When they were younger they tied their own hair together, so by cutting his is to join them again, plus in Manchurian times the cutting of hair is a taboo unless for national mourning, so in a sense he cut his, knowing his life was fading and also to be free, when he meets Ruyi in the next world he won't have yo be an Emperor
To join back that bond that they had because cutting your hair is to tell your love one that we tie our love with our hair so when you cut your hair is telling him that you dont love him anymore
very beautiful women
I hope it is not truth her son died. I hoped her son was alive. it is history and fiction we don't about that one
Yanxi Palace is such a better interpretation of this time period... and seems to align with history more.
No, ruyi’s is based on real history
Yanxi palace was made for the drama it wasn’t historical accurate while ruyi’s is more accurate
No every thing in ruyi in the palace was documented plus they death in region
@@mariskalewis7616 did you research it... because I did after watching both story of Yanxi palace and Ruyi. And SoYP was more aligned with history. But it’s all good. Both were good dramas
Im pretty sure Ruyi Zhuan is very much aligned with the history, ofc the events might be fictional because of drama sake. The born of each child, the death of each person is every much accurate - i checked every of them out of curiosity. even the gestures ( there is a vid introducing ab the start of this drama, all actors and actresses had to take courses and lessons to learn ab the history of the Qing dynasty). The production team sure got OCD or sth when produced this drama lol.
He sure got old in 4 years!!!! I hope and pray I don’t age that bad!!!
It wasn't 4 years after the opening scene but 4 years after he retired as emperor and allowed his son to assume the title. He was 84 when he retired...considerably older than when he named the crown prince.