Zheng Xiaolong's wife plays a role in Legend of Zhen Huan

Zheng Xiaolong's wife played the role of Concubine Shu in the TV series Legend of Zhen Huan. She was played by Wang Xiao Ping, the former editor of People's Literature, who later co-wrote Beijinger in New York with Zheng Xiaolong. In the movie, Consort Shu was the mother of Guo Junwang and was doted on by the former emperor. In order to protect Guo Junwang, she asked to leave the palace to cultivate and entrusted Guo Junwang to the Empress Dowager. The audience gave Wang Xiao Ping's performance in Legend of Zhen Huan high praise.

Zheng Xiaolong did not play the role of a eunuch in Legend of Zhen Huan.

Zheng Xiaolong played the role of a eunuch in Legend of Zhen Huan. His performance was deeply rooted in people's hearts, making people mistakenly think that he was usually like this. Director Zheng Xiaolong even doubted his acting skills and asked him if he was like this in his daily life. However, in reality, he was not such a person. He was a pure man. However, he was too immersed in his character and replied that he was usually like this. The director was at a loss. He didn't know if he was joking or serious. In short, Zheng Xiaolong successfully played the role of a eunuch in Legend of Zhen Huan.

Zheng Xiaolong's wife played the role of Concubine Shu in the TV series Legend of Zhen Huan.

Zheng Xiaolong's wife played the role of Concubine Shu in the TV series Legend of Zhen Huan. Her character was Wang Xiao Ping.

All of Zheng Xiaolong's works included Legend of Zhen Huan.

Zhang Ruoyun's wife was Tang Yixin. Tang Yixin was an actress from mainland China. She played the role of Lady Qi in the TV series Legend of Zhen Huan. This drama was about the life of the palace during the Qing Dynasty. Zhen Huan was the woman of Emperor Yongzheng. Therefore, Zhang Ruoyun's wife was not Zhen Huan, but Tang Yixin.

Zhang Ruoyun's wife was Tang Yixin.

Legend of Zhen Huan was a famous ancient Chinese novel written by Liu Lianzi. The story told how the heroine Zhen Huan survived in the Qing Palace and started a complicated emotional entanglement with the emperor. The novel was also made into an audio novel that was loved by readers.