The Qing Dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history and the closest to us. From the establishment of Nurhaci in 1616, it existed for a total of 296 years and passed on to the twelve emperors. I believe that many people understand that the Qing Dynasty is derived from the "Qing Palace Drama", right? Kangxi Yongzheng Qianlong, as well as Empress Dowager Cixi, etc. once appeared as the protagonists of film and television dramas, after all, they were also the most brilliant characters of an era in the calendar.
In ancient times, the power of feudal emperors was very huge, they said one thing and one thing, just as the so-called king let the subjects die and the subjects had to die. Under the oppression of power, whether it is merit or not, it can be reversed, and it can be said that the emperor can determine the fate of a dynasty. For example, the prosperity of the three dynasties of Kang Yongqian can be well reflected.
Kangxi was the longest-reigning emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and during his reign he was diligent and cared for the people, recuperating in civil rule, and allowing the people to live and work in peace and contentment. Martial arts maintained the stability of the border, and Yongzheng inherited the great cause of Kangxi, although he reigned for a short time, but played a pivotal role in the prosperous era of Kang Yongqian.
Unfortunately, in 1757 (the twenty-second year of Qianlong), Qianlong ordered the closure of all trade with the West in various ports and began to close the country. Since then, there has been no progress in productivity and scientific and technological level, while the industrial revolution abroad has been raging. After the Opium War began, the Qing government began to decline until its demise in 1912.
After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, many imperial relatives and nobles changed from Manchu surnames to Han surnames in order to better adapt to the times. In particular, in the past, the eight flags were all scattered and changed to other surnames. Some of the Aisin Kyaw Luo clan also changed their surnames, and only the innocent royal blood has always used this surname.
For example, the last emperor Puyi naturally did not change. There are also several of her younger sisters, Ai Xinjue Luo Yunying, Ai Xinjue Luo Yunxin and so on. They can be said to be all pure "royal" bloodlines, and I don't know if you have found that most of the Qing Dynasty's personalities are very beautiful, even more beautiful than the imperial princesses and empresses, and they are not bad at all actors who play costume dramas.
For example, the woman I want to talk about today is a descendant of Ai Xinjue Luoshi, and her great-grandfather is the cousin of the last emperor Puyi. She is the 14th granddaughter of Nurhaci. If this were to be placed in ancient times, it would be a serious character, and now she has become an actress with her excellent appearance and skilled acting skills.
This person is Ai Xin Jue Luo Qi Xing, born in Beijing in 1983, is a Chinese mainland actress, in 2005 for participating in a literary film "Dancing out of the Rainbow" was widely praised by the audience, of course, part of the reason may be because her name is too conspicuous.
After all, Ai Xin Jue Roche is not common nowadays, and many curious people can't help but look at it a few times, and over time they will remember this name. In November 2010, Ai XinJue Luo Qixing starred in the love movie "Kangding Love Song", and has been active on the screen ever since, and won the Golden Phoenix Award for Best Newcomer and the Best Newcomer Award at the 2nd Macao International Film Festival.
More and more people came to look for Qi Xing to shoot dramas, but I don't know why she never took costume dramas and Qing Palace dramas, perhaps because of her sensitive identity, or perhaps because of some other reason. Until 2013, Andy Lau starred in the "Tianji Fuchun Mountain Jutu" was released, and Qi Xing starred in this drama as a dumb female gege. The temperament of an aristocrat is embodied to the fullest, and netizens praise her: worthy of the true color! But she herself said that she took the play because she was a fan of Andy Lau.