Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty
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| Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty | |
|---|---|
| Chinese | (Mèng huí) |
| Genre | Historical fiction |
| Written by | Wang Li Zhi |
| Directed by | Lee Kwok Lap, Chui Wai Hong |
| Starring | Li Landi as Xiao Wei / Ming Wei and Wang Anyu as Yin Xiang |
| Country of origin | China |
| Original language(s) | Mandarin |
| No. of episodes | 40 |
| Production | |
| Running time | 45 mins |
| Release | |
| Original release | December 14, 2019 – January 23, 2020 |
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Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty is a 2019/2020 Chinese drama about a girl who accidentally travels back in time and could change the entire history of China. The series is an adaptation from the novel Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty by Jin Zi.
Plot[edit]
The story follows an architect Xiao Wei from 21st century who gets lost in the Forbidden City. She finds a lantern from Qing dynasty there which she places in her apartment. Three hundred years in the past, the thirteenth prince of Qing dynasty finds himself dreaming of going into the future where he meets Xiao Wei and falls in love with her. After time traveling to the Qing Dynasty to meet the 13th prince, both Xiao Wei and thirteenth prince meet each other in the palace but they have lost memories of each other. In an effort to find the person she fell in love with, she meets the warmhearted 13th prince Yinxiang, Prince Yi, the 14th prince, the 4th prince (later the Yongzheng Emperor), the stately Kangxi Emperor and becomes embroiled in the political turmoils within the palace. Which path to choose becomes a difficult choice that she must make over and over again.
Cast[edit]
Main[edit]
Li Landi as Ming Wei (Qing Dynasty) / Hala Yu Ning (Qing Dynasty, 2nd identity) / Xu Qiang Wei (modern) Zheng Yu Jin as young Ming Wei
An architecture intern in the modern world who travels to the Qing dynasty to look for her lover, the 13th prince. She takes on the identity of Ming Wei, the eldest daughter of the Minister of Revenue.
Wang Anyu as Yin Xiang, the thirteenth prince Tang Jia Ze as young Yin Xiang
A passionate man who accidentally travels to the modern world via a dream and mets Ming Wei. He is close with the fourth prince.
Xin Yun Lai as Yin Ti, the fourteenth prince Tao Lu Yi Ran as young Yin Ti A competitive man. He is close with the eighth prince, yet is not corrupt. His loyalty towards Yin Si often brings him in conflict with his own moral compass.
Sun An Ke as Ming Hui (Qing Dynasty) / Sister Hui (modern) Qi Xin Rui as young Ming Hui Ming Wei's half-sister. She was mistreated by her step-mother since young due to her lowly birth, resulting in her hatred for Ming Wei. She is a scheming woman who constantly plots to harm Ming Wei. In modern times she is Qiang Wei's manager, jealous at her talent, who tries to fire her.
Ding Qiao as Yin Zhen, the fourth prince Xu Zi Han as young Yin Zhen A serious and righteous man who is closer to Yin Xiang as they were raised together. But their brotherhood is strained when they both fall in love with Ming Wei. He is also Yin Ti's full-blood brother. While not unintelligent himself, he relies on Yin Xiang's keen insights to survive the power struggle.
Supporting[edit]
Liu Jun as Kangxi Emperor
Zhao Rui as the Nobel Consort Nalan
Zhang Tong as Consort De, biological mother of fourth and fourteenth princes.
Ni Song Yang as Crown Prince Yin Reng (Qing Dynasty) / Jia Wei (modern)
He Zhi Long as Yin Si, the eight prince
Lang Peng as Yin Tang, the ninth prince
Jin Chong as Yin E, the 10th prince
Lu Guan Dong as Eldest Beile, also referred to as Grand Prince. An amateur Opera singer and wine lover with an expensive taste.
Tian Na as Fourth Consort, Yin Zhen's wife
Wu Ying as Su Yuan, Concubine to the Fourth Prince
Zheng Jing Wen as Madam Nian, Concubine to the Fourth Prince
Jiang Rui Lin as Hong Li, son of the Fourth Prince
People in Palace
Katie Chen as Qi Xiang, maid in 13th Prince's manor. In love with him from a young age.
Xiao Long Nu (小龙女) as young Qi Xiang
Zhang Le Yun as Zheng Chunhua (Qing Dynasty) / Xiao Qiu (modern)
A noble lady. She is calm and composed. Ming Wei's close friend.
Yang An Qi as Nalan Rongyue Relative of Royal Consort Nalan. A proud and arrogant woman.
Zheng Shui Jing as Xiao Yu (Qing Dynasty) / Jiang Xiaobing (modern)
Xiang Ao Yu as Qin Shun'er, servant of 13th Prince.
Hua Cheng as Qin Quan'er, servant of 4th Prince.
Li Cheng Run as Qin Zhu'er, eunuch servant dealing with the female population of the palace, primarily the Ladies in Waiting.
Liu Tian Yao as Li Dequan, the Emperor's personal eunuch
Wang Yan Yan as Dong Lian, maid of Consort De
Others
Deng Li Min as Suo E'tu
Shen Bao Ping as Ying Lu, Ming Wei's father
Wu Lan as Madame Wen, Ming Wei's mother
Hu Kun as Zhao Fengchu, Qi Xiang's older brother and long term friend of Yin Xiang.
Wu Tong Zhen (吴桐震) as young Zhao Fengchu
Fu Xiao Na as Silver-haired lady
Lu Jin Hao as Chun'er
Xiaoli Zhentian as Little Boy
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