Ruyi doesn't need any titles. She's a goddess without those titles. She's beautiful and full of dignity. The actress played the role so well. I admire her
Есть ещё один фильм об имераторе Хунли, но этот намного детализирован и снять очень близко к историческим документам. Как и в этом фильме, большинство сведений об императрице клана Уланара и её портрет были уничтожены по приказу самого императора, осталась ещё и запись о её завещании , в которой как бы написано что Руи завещала чтоб больше никто из её клана не входил во во дворец, известно что больше Уланара туда своих девушек не отправляли....
The emperors biggest mistake was thinking Ruyi was like the Fuca Empress. The Fuca empress would've taken all his disrespect and not oppose him. He can't take someone standing up for themselves. Hence, why he liked ling all she did was please him and he liked that in her.
That's very true! In addition, unfortunately Ruyi had no strong family to back her up, so the emperor thought he could get away with treating her however he wanted. Plus her love for him made him take advantage, assuming she would never give up on him. Luckily he was wrong and she made it clear she was fed up with his nonsense!
Exactly like in the historical records. Ling even 8 month pregnant would break taboo to entertain him with fattening food. All the ministers opposed Ling being given honors much less made an Empress, so the Emperor never bothered. While Empress Nara was cherished by the entire court and people would risk advocating for her even decades after her death.
@@20PINKluvr Yes, indeed he viewed women as nothing more than doormats, sex dolls and baby-making factories. What an insufferable asswipe. It's a good thing that Ruyi finally came to her senses and saw his true face. She had wasted her life away loving a man who was incapable of love.
I can't help but keep thinking about the fact that this is the first time jingse called ruyi "Royal mother." I think she has realized how mistaken she was about ruyi
I wonder if she realized that ruyi wasn't the one who harmed her mother but more so her father did it. Even though he didn't directly kill the first empress, the pressure he put on her, along with the pressure of her clan was too much to bare
Jinse probably remember what Consort Ying told her about those who wants to climb to Empress seat and when she saw Ruyi's cut hair, she starts to realize that Ruyi is not after power and greed for Empress seat plus she investigate what Yanwan is teaching on her own son.
Just by seeing Hejing's extravagant head piece you can tell how spoiled and immature she is. Also, clearly can see how she regrets supporting Yanwan all this while instead of Ruyi.
I think jingse was thinking she got revenge for her mom but hurt her dad. She never realized how much losing ruyi would hurt her father. I think she might regret hurting her father but she still doesnt feel nad for what she did to ruyi
Because she sees Ruyi through her mother's eyes. Empress Xiaoxian thought of Ruyi as a threat, so Jingse will also think Ruyi was a threat to her mother, like Ling here is for Ruyi. Jingse also believes Ruyi is responsible for her bad match with the Prince of Khorchin, which made her mother heartbroken and contributed to her death. She truly believes Ruyi did harm her and Empress Xiaoxian. At least she saw Ling was a pile of shit and acted on it.
*at last Yeah no. Again, I didn't say she supported Ruyi, but there is no plotting shown here, either. Maybe one or two times, but she never harmed Ruyi. Otherwise please show me where!
@@HSK.Lerner She doesn't involve herself directly. However, she does help Ling get the Emperor's favor back (partly because she believes Ling saved her son Qingyou from drowning, also to spite Ruyi), and she does help Ling preserve Jin Zhong here for a brief time. Still, I don't think Jingse respects Ling either. She doesn't want Ling as Empress more than she wants Ruyi. To her, none of them are worthy of being the Central Palace, none are worthy of being in the place that belonged to her mother. I remember she also criticized Ruyi in front of her father when all the concubines gathered against the Emperor favoring Xiangjian and mistreating Chun and the Third Prince. She openly criticized Ruyi's ways of handling the harem and compared her to her mother, which prompted Qianlong to start comparing her with Empress Xiaoxian whenever they had an argument.
@@cringecat3614 Gotta give it to her mother though. She was frank at her deathbed and even cursed Qianlong and it came true. If anything she said he was a shitty husband.
Ruyi não enloqueceu ela fez muito bem em cortar laços com esse imperador tirano ele deu mais valor as concubinas assassinas dele do que para Ruyi. Ele só queria ter herdeiros não esposa..
Why does everybody think that the princess finally understood that Ruyi was right? She didn't say anything. Maybe she was happy that Ling got the position and Ruyi was deposed?
She actually was estranged from her husband. If I recall correctly, her husband took a concubine and ignored her. They were incompatible. But as she bore a son her husband allowed her to go.
@@CantfeelthepainI thought that was his sister's husband that was living in the Forbidden City. He stayed drunk, shot the birds in the city and was generally a slob. His sister abandoned her husband and moved back in with her mother. The series never said what happened to her child.
@@Cantfeelthepain The emperor's. Both his daughter and sister came back to the Forbidden City due to bad marriages. His sister's first husband was killed. The emperor didn't do anything to protect her from her husband's killer. In fact he let the killer marry her to prevent a war that would have been very costly to him. Her husband was allowed to live in the Forbidden City. I never understood how both women were sent off to marry to keep peace and tribe loyalty, yet both returned to the Forbidden City with husbands in tow. Who is leading those tribes?
A Chinese history channel was of the opinion that she cut her hair because the emperor had promised there would be no Noble Consort while she was empress and the emperor made Yawan the Noble Consort. This is just speculation. There is no record of the reason.
Somebody here explained that she got estranged from her husband and he lives at the princess' manor, while she stays in the palace. It seems kind of weird to me, but maybe it's her priviledge as the emperor's daughter. Considering how important her clan's reputation was to Empress Fuca, Hejing Gongzhu should have cared a little more, I suppose. Maybe a tiny plothole? 🙂
Apparently, her husband did a lot of political mistakes and it enraged Emperor Qianlong. The Emperor says in one episode when she's back in the palace that he only didn't execute her husband because he didn't want to leave her a widow at such a young age. Jingse then told her father that her husband became estranged from her because she had a hard labour with their only son, and it made her unable to have more children, so he took concubines and started neglecting her, his official wife. Jingse then begged to live in the palace with her son instead of going back to her husband, and Qianlong of course approved it, because he was mad that his son-in-law would mistreat his daughter and grandson as well, besides the political thing. Pretty hyprocrite of him actually, since he did much worse with Ruyi. @@HSK.Lerner
Ruyi doesn't need any titles. She's a goddess without those titles. She's beautiful and full of dignity. The actress played the role so well. I admire her
Есть ещё один фильм об имераторе Хунли, но этот намного детализирован и снять очень близко к историческим документам. Как и в этом фильме, большинство сведений об императрице клана Уланара и её портрет были уничтожены по приказу самого императора, осталась ещё и запись о её завещании , в которой как бы написано что Руи завещала чтоб больше никто из её клана не входил во во дворец, известно что больше Уланара туда своих девушек не отправляли....
@@simpatia3518 延禧宮略嗎？
@貴妃 波 There really is no way to know what happened in history based on what has been found. Both shows are fiction.
She is amazingly beautiful. The way she carries herself is a thing of beauty and strength.
@@PaulaDautremont Yeah I love watching her. She's so graceful too. Though she didn't want to be an empress she had all the qualities of one
Classic "You can't fire me! I quit!"
And she was right all along.
如懿此時已經傷心欲絕到一滴眼淚也流不出來了😢
The emperors biggest mistake was thinking Ruyi was like the Fuca Empress. The Fuca empress would've taken all his disrespect and not oppose him. He can't take someone standing up for themselves. Hence, why he liked ling all she did was please him and he liked that in her.
Basically he wants doormats
@@20PINKluvr I laughed so hard at the doormats but yes. He needs doormats.
That's very true! In addition, unfortunately Ruyi had no strong family to back her up, so the emperor thought he could get away with treating her however he wanted. Plus her love for him made him take advantage, assuming she would never give up on him. Luckily he was wrong and she made it clear she was fed up with his nonsense!
Exactly like in the historical records. Ling even 8 month pregnant would break taboo to entertain him with fattening food. All the ministers opposed Ling being given honors much less made an Empress, so the Emperor never bothered.
While Empress Nara was cherished by the entire court and people would risk advocating for her even decades after her death.
@@20PINKluvr Yes, indeed he viewed women as nothing more than doormats, sex dolls and baby-making factories. What an insufferable asswipe. It's a good thing that Ruyi finally came to her senses and saw his true face. She had wasted her life away loving a man who was incapable of love.
I can't help but keep thinking about the fact that this is the first time jingse called ruyi "Royal mother." I think she has realized how mistaken she was about ruyi
I wonder if she realized that ruyi wasn't the one who harmed her mother but more so her father did it. Even though he didn't directly kill the first empress, the pressure he put on her, along with the pressure of her clan was too much to bare
She has referred to Ruyi as royal mother before. Although the tone is very different this time.
她只知道皇后这位置不好坐不会觉得自己对如懿的看法有什么错误
Jinse probably remember what Consort Ying told her about those who wants to climb to Empress seat and when she saw Ruyi's cut hair, she starts to realize that Ruyi is not after power and greed for Empress seat plus she investigate what Yanwan is teaching on her own son.
Just by seeing Hejing's extravagant head piece you can tell how spoiled and immature she is. Also, clearly can see how she regrets supporting Yanwan all this while instead of Ruyi.
Just because Hejing doesn't worship the ground Ruyi walks on like all the other "good" characters doesn't mean she's spoiled and immature
@@KatherineWang-nm4uo She was spoiled and immature though lol.
@@KatherineWang-nm4uoWhat's wrong with you? Have you ever watched the drama ? She's clearly spoiled and immature. I would had arrogant too.
I think jingse was thinking she got revenge for her mom but hurt her dad. She never realized how much losing ruyi would hurt her father. I think she might regret hurting her father but she still doesnt feel nad for what she did to ruyi
Because she sees Ruyi through her mother's eyes. Empress Xiaoxian thought of Ruyi as a threat, so Jingse will also think Ruyi was a threat to her mother, like Ling here is for Ruyi. Jingse also believes Ruyi is responsible for her bad match with the Prince of Khorchin, which made her mother heartbroken and contributed to her death. She truly believes Ruyi did harm her and Empress Xiaoxian. At least she saw Ling was a pile of shit and acted on it.
*at last
Yeah no. Again, I didn't say she supported Ruyi, but there is no plotting shown here, either. Maybe one or two times, but she never harmed Ruyi. Otherwise please show me where!
@@HSK.Lerner She doesn't involve herself directly. However, she does help Ling get the Emperor's favor back (partly because she believes Ling saved her son Qingyou from drowning, also to spite Ruyi), and she does help Ling preserve Jin Zhong here for a brief time. Still, I don't think Jingse respects Ling either. She doesn't want Ling as Empress more than she wants Ruyi. To her, none of them are worthy of being the Central Palace, none are worthy of being in the place that belonged to her mother. I remember she also criticized Ruyi in front of her father when all the concubines gathered against the Emperor favoring Xiangjian and mistreating Chun and the Third Prince. She openly criticized Ruyi's ways of handling the harem and compared her to her mother, which prompted Qianlong to start comparing her with Empress Xiaoxian whenever they had an argument.
@@cringecat3614 Gotta give it to her mother though. She was frank at her deathbed and even cursed Qianlong and it came true. If anything she said he was a shitty husband.
It is the Emperor's actions and words that slowly killed his 'beloved' Empress.
璟瑟好漂亮 表情也做得很好
關雪盈
This is one those dramas, that can be understood in many ways.
Totally agree
Without any naration and much words from actors, we already know what happened 😢😢😢😢😢
Ruyi não enloqueceu ela fez muito bem em cortar laços com esse imperador tirano ele deu mais valor as concubinas assassinas dele do que para Ruyi.
Ele só queria ter herdeiros não esposa..
Конечно жёны нужны для рождения детей ,а переженив их с кланами,стабильнее государство...
it's scary. like mother like daughter. just as her mother was used by Concubine Jia, this daughter was used by Concubine Jia's former servant Wanyan.
empress dowager warned ruyi that she could not be more than an empress
Tht moment when the empress is more of an emperor than the emperor.......
She got blamed for everything even tho she was innocent
Единственная, с достоинством ушла
一直很想知道璟瑟這時候到底在想什麼
跟她媽ㄧ樣不是啥好東西
我也是
表情感覺像是說，我所做的到底是對還是錯
按照小说，她此时好像还说了些添油加醋的话，并没有什么改变。
原來如此 那感覺還是小說比較現實
Император довел ее до такого состоянии. Императрица Сяоцан ни разу не ударила, он зависим был от клана Фука.Какая любовь была...
要明白一个道理，必须认识人世间的烦恼，要明白，名利、权势都是垃圾，不要看得太重，垃圾不是修行人学习的目的，我们修行人不应该把垃圾放在心中。
*不 针对任 何人和事，仅分享善言，感恩宽容！
👍👍👍1000%
Why does everybody think that the princess finally understood that Ruyi was right? She didn't say anything. Maybe she was happy that Ling got the position and Ruyi was deposed?
You can tell from her facial expression. Her expression has been tense and arrogant since her mother's passing. This was a turning point.
tbh im very sure at this point she still doesnt like ruyi. but im also sure tt shes starting to see tt maybe ruyi isnt the problem but her dad is
Honestly I think jingse was happy that ruyi was disposed. She was just wondering why his father was affected though
Jingse got married to Mangolia but did return at Ruyi’s coronation. Why did she never go back though?
She actually was estranged from her husband. If I recall correctly, her husband took a concubine and ignored her. They were incompatible. But as she bore a son her husband allowed her to go.
@@anniekinsmishkamouse7575 Her husband stays in the capital at her princess manor actually.
@@CantfeelthepainI thought that was his sister's husband that was living in the Forbidden City. He stayed drunk, shot the birds in the city and was generally a slob. His sister abandoned her husband and moved back in with her mother. The series never said what happened to her child.
@@katherinkeegan8601 I'm confused, can you elaborate on whose sister are you referencing?
@@Cantfeelthepain The emperor's. Both his daughter and sister came back to the Forbidden City due to bad marriages.
His sister's first husband was killed. The emperor didn't do anything to protect her from her husband's killer. In fact he let the killer marry her to prevent a war that would have been very costly to him. Her husband was allowed to live in the Forbidden City.
I never understood how both women were sent off to marry to keep peace and tribe loyalty, yet both returned to the Forbidden City with husbands in tow. Who is leading those tribes?
Интересно,а как было на самом деле. Почему же всетаки исторический прототип Руи остригла волосы.
A Chinese history channel was of the opinion that she cut her hair because the emperor had promised there would be no Noble Consort while she was empress and the emperor made Yawan the Noble Consort.
This is just speculation. There is no record of the reason.
如懿は賢く聡明…
なのに😢皇帝は直情的、感情的で猜疑心が強くて😂皇帝に向かないね〜
この時代なら四柱見ないの？
can someone explain me?
why the princess is here, she's married so isn't she supposed to be with her husband? and live with that Mongo tribe?
Somebody here explained that she got estranged from her husband and he lives at the princess' manor, while she stays in the palace. It seems kind of weird to me, but maybe it's her priviledge as the emperor's daughter. Considering how important her clan's reputation was to Empress Fuca, Hejing Gongzhu should have cared a little more, I suppose. Maybe a tiny plothole? 🙂
@@HSK.Lerner i see
thanks for taking time to explain me
Apparently, her husband did a lot of political mistakes and it enraged Emperor Qianlong. The Emperor says in one episode when she's back in the palace that he only didn't execute her husband because he didn't want to leave her a widow at such a young age. Jingse then told her father that her husband became estranged from her because she had a hard labour with their only son, and it made her unable to have more children, so he took concubines and started neglecting her, his official wife. Jingse then begged to live in the palace with her son instead of going back to her husband, and Qianlong of course approved it, because he was mad that his son-in-law would mistreat his daughter and grandson as well, besides the political thing. Pretty hyprocrite of him actually, since he did much worse with Ruyi. @@HSK.Lerner
He was always cruel to her
Достал уже её
лучше не скажешь!
奇怪，一个表情你们可以猜的出他终于看清楚，我倒觉得你们入戏太深，想太多
不看表情判斷心思不然要直接看劇本嗎
臺灣就沒有古裝劇能一再看下去的
You really reached to insult Taiwan. 🙄🥱
作者流潋紫是红三代，人家借古讽今写的是当今宫斗剧，台湾哪里还有这类宫廷呢～
@@gracechen6615 想像力好豐富🤭🤭🤭
@@TJRhea 🤭🤭🤭