Why didn't Yang Zi continue to act as Snowy in " We Have Children "?

Yang Zi had become popular because of the drama " We Have Children," but unfortunately, she did not appear in the third drama. This was because Yang Zi was in her studies during the filming of the second film and needed to focus on her studies. In addition, due to the success of the first and second films, the production team and director of the third film were worried that continuing to shoot the third film might distract the audience, so they did not choose Yang Zi to star in the third film. However, Yang Zi would still share her growth experience in this drama on social media and her love for this drama was still very deep.

Home With Sons and Daughters was a very popular Chinese family comedy that told the life story of a family of four. Xia Yu was one of the main characters. He was a young boy who was loved by the audience because of his intelligence and humorous personality. However, even though Xia Yu was one of the main characters in " We Have Children," he did not stand out as one of the most popular characters in the drama. There could be several reasons for this. One of the possible reasons was because of the script and director of " We Have Children." Although the production level of the drama was very high, the script and director did not create a particularly prominent character for Xia Yu nor did they create a realistic and credible character image for the audience. Hence, Xia Yu did not leave a deep impression on the audience. Another possible reason was that Xia Yu was played by Liu Xing. Although Liu Xing was one of the main characters in " We Have Children," his actor, Liu Xing, was not a particularly popular actor. Therefore, when his performance in the play was not as expected, the audience might be disappointed with his performance and affect his evaluation of the play. The third possible reason was the theme and content of the play. Although Home With Children was a family sitcom, its theme and content were not very popular. In the eyes of some audiences, the theme and content of family sitcoms are outdated. They prefer more novel and interesting topics and content. As a result, even though Home With Children was an excellent family sitcom, it did not attract a large audience.

The reason why the Zhao sisters did not have children was because they had been using a medicine called the Muscle Breathing Pill for a long time. This was a beauty medicine that they had prepared themselves. Although this medicine could make the skin white and the eyes bright, the side effect was that it caused infertility. The Zhao sisters were worried that the other concubines would threaten their status after giving birth, so they chose to take this medicine. In addition, there was also a saying that the Zhao sisters were infertile because of Emperor Cheng's own physical problems. However, there was no clear answer to the specific reason.

Maybe it was due to creative decisions or budget constraints. Sometimes, the developers might have new ideas or priorities for future projects.

Maybe they ran out of creative ideas or faced budget constraints. It's hard to say for sure.

Maybe they ran out of ideas or faced some production issues.

The reason why Celestial Bane 2 did not continue writing was probably because the author, Xiao Ding, had passed away or because of copyright issues. Celestial Bane 2 was one of Xiao Ding's masterpieces. It told the story of the struggle between the protagonist, Zhang Xiaofan, and the Ghost King Sect. Due to Xiao Ding's death, the creation of the novel might be affected and could not be completed. However, the copyright to Celestial Bane 2 had been sold to other authors. They could continue writing the novel.

Lu Zhanbo was one of the male leads in the iPartment series. He played the role of Zeng Xiaoxian. iPartment 5 was a TV series directed by Wang Yuan and starred by Chen Meijia, Zhang Wei, Lu Ziqiao, Sun Yizhou, Li Jinming, Liang Luoluo, Zhao Haitang, etc. As far as I know, Lu Zhanbo didn't act in iPartment 5 because his role in the drama was replaced. It could also be that he had some business reasons with the other actors in the iPartment series that prevented him from acting in the TV series. I'm not too sure about the specific situation. I hope that more information can help you.

Yang Zi played the role of Snowy in Family With Children. Yang Zi was an actress from Mainland China. She was born on November 6, 1992 and graduated from the Beijing Film Academy. She played the role of Xia Xue in the 2004 sitcom "Family with Children" and was very popular among the audience. However, in the third movie," I Have Children," Ning Danlin took over the role of Snowy. Although the audience did not understand and felt sad about the change in the actor of Snowy, it was speculated that Yang Zi's withdrawal might be because she was facing the pressure of the high school entrance examination. Yang Zi's performance in the drama also laid the foundation for her acting career. After that, she participated in many film and television dramas and became a top actress among the post-90s actresses.

Go Soul was a Japanese manga and novel about the growth of Takumi Fujiwara, a Go player. Although Go Soul was a very popular work, there were many reasons why it did not have a sequel. The storyline of Go Soul had ended. The author might think that the storyline had reached its end and there was no need for a sequel. Secondly, the theme and atmosphere of Go Soul was more profound. A sequel might put pressure on the readers. It was better to spend time and energy on writing other types of novels. In the end, Go Soul's performance in the comics market was not as good as expected, and there might not be enough funds to support a sequel. Although there was no sequela to Go Soul, the author had left many clues in the manga that could be continued and developed in future works. In addition, the influence of Go Spirit was not limited to Japan. It had a high reputation and influence on a global scale, and it might receive more attention and support in the future.