I finally became his empress & walked to him step by step to accept all blessing
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- ✨Title: "#如懿传 #Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace" ep47-3
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[Synopsis]
The road to becoming an empress is paved with treachery. Ruyi (Zhou Xun) is a consort who quickly learns to navigate the treacherous politics of the royal court and move up the ranks. After becoming Empress, Ruyi still must survive the many conspiracies against her. Her relationship with Emperor Qianlong (Wallace Huo) becomes eroded even when Ruyi is able to overcome the challenges. Can Ruyi maintain her role as Empress under such difficult circumstances? “Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace” is a 2018 Chinese drama series directed by Wang Jun. It is adapted from the novel Hou Gong Ru Yi Zhuan by Liu Lianzi and is a sequel to the critically acclaimed 2011 television drama “Empresses in the Palace.”
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#HuoJianhua
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After this, everything goes 📉🥲 so many sad moments
Exactly. For me this is already the end. I just wished Ruyi did not accept being an Empress, even if SHE IS THE REIGNING EMPRESS STILL OTHER PEOPLE LOOKED DOWN AT HER, DISRESPECT HER, HUMILIATE HER, BULLY HER, AND DID NOT ACKNOWLEDGE HER BEING THE EMPRESS NOT JUST A STEP EMPRESS, IT ALWAYS HURT ME WHEN SOME CONCUBINE CALLED HER AS 2ND/STEP EMPRESS ONLY WHEN IN LEGAL TERMS SHE IS THE EMPRESS OF QING DYNASTY NOT AS REPLACEMENT, SHE IS LEGALLY INSTALLED WITH DOCUMENTS AND PROOF, WHAT SADDEN ME MOST WAS SHE WAS NOT GIVEN HER POSTHUMOUS NAME ENTITLED SOLELY FOR HER, AND I REALLY REALLY HATE QIANLONG FOR RUINING RUYI BECAUSE OF HIS STUPIDITY BEING IDIOT SELFISHNESS AND BRATTY KIND OF PERSOM. IF ONLY RUYI DID NOT APPEAR IN SELECTION OF BRIDE, SHE MIGHT BE PEACEFULLY LIVING WITH HER GRANDCHILDREN. THIS EPISODE REALLY LEFT A BITTER TASTE ON MY MOUTH. THIS BROKE MY HEART.
@@lleshanasayurimontano7046 its destiny and lessons of her life. We all have our own destiny and lessons need to be learned in our life time.
The moment she was walking to Emperor was the same Moment I think she saw what's coming. Poor Ruyi
The music during her walking scene is spot on
it's like she was born to wear that court gown. she was absolutely beautiful in it.
So beautiful, too bad it turned in to such a tragic story.
“如懿，萬人之上無人之巔，朕孤單的很，到朕身邊來” 早知結局如此,你還會讓她到你身邊嗎？
Con ésta Majestuosa y Esplendorosa ceremonia, QianLong le demostró a los Súbditos y al mundo entero, el gran amor que tenía por Ruyi.
Bella la música para Ruyi.
Me encantó ésta música. Bellísima....Ruyi Emperatriz. Fuerte, inteligente, leal y fiel al Emperador y a sus convicciones. La lealtad, fidelidad y conciencia limpia, son las que te hacen libre. Por ti Ruyi Emperatriz. Aunque Emperatriz de paso, dejaste una gran huella. Eso es lo que importa.
There was a remarkably high literacy rate among the royalty!
People who understand Chinese culture. Why empresses didn't had honorary name during their tenure as empress? Concubines and empresses dowager had one, not just their title or posthumous name after their death. For example: honorary name of Ruyi as concubine was "Xian" and Hongli's mother as empress dowager was "Chongqing."
Well, there was only supposed to be one emperor and or empress at a time, so referring to them by a singular emperor/empress made sense. For example, there could be up to four consorts (Fei) and 6 Imperial Concubines (Pin) at any given time so honorary titles were useful. It's also because the position of empress was meant to the encompassing of all virtues given to a woman: kind, maternal, wise, filial, gentle etc so the position was so revered it didn't really need other honorary or virtuous titles to go with.
They only get names after they died to distinguish between the different empresses an emperor has. In this case, the deceased empress is called Xiaoxianchun but the current one was just "The Empress". But if you're wondering, the current empress still has the other treasures from her other promotions so technically she still had her other titles from when she was a consort.
i don't think in real history Ruyi had a posthumous name. (as an empress)
@@karpathian_slaw7928 Oh, make sense. But if imperial Chinese still exist nowadays and that rule still applied, maybe this tradition become ironic. You know, non-Chinese always used ruler's name either monarch or president. If emperor and empress don't have regnal/honorary name during their lifetime, non-Chinese maybe referred them with their birth name. Like happened in Japan (outsider adressed current emperor as Emperor Naruhito and previous emperor as Emperor Akihito) and that crossed one of the biggest taboo. The last Chinese Emperor and Empress consort also adressed by Westerner as Puyi and Wanrong, their birth name.
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Amo a hailan ♥️
molto bella e emozionante questa puntata ....come tutta questa storia....complimenti e' proprio un bel lavoro.😍👍
I am having the worst time trying not to laugh at Ruyi worshipping the royal windsock.
Why do all the staircases have that decorative stone ramp in the middle, centered on the door of the building?
Por favor en Español.
The spacing on the plaza looks like COVID separation...
6:18 Anyone know the name of this ost? I’ve been searching for it for a while but I can’t find the name.
Probably something along the lines of Tortured Soul suffering through the seasons. Lol