Fan Xian went to Northern Qi several times.

Fan Xian had gone to Northern Qi three times. The first time was in the popular TV series Joy of Life. He was sent to Northern Qi to complete the mission of escorting Xiao En and rescuing Yan Bingyun. However, Fan Xian unexpectedly became an honored guest of the Northern Qi royal family. Through his relationship with Haitang Duoduo, he met with the Northern Qi Emperor Zhan Doudou many times in private. The second and third times were in the scene of the sword furnace. Fan Xian gave Sigu Jian a live applause.

Fan Xian had gone to Northern Qi three times.

Fan Xian went to Northern Qi once.

Fan Xian had gone to Northern Qi three times.

There was no clear number of times Fan Xian had gone to Taiping Courtyard. The search results mentioned that Fan Xian had organized an outing. Through this outing, he had found Taiping Courtyard. In addition, it also mentioned the first time Fan Xian had broken into Taiping Courtyard and met the Qing Emperor. However, there was no specific number of times. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine the exact number of times Fan Xian had gone to Taiping Courtyard.

Fan Xian went to Northern Qi in the 33rd episode of Joy of Life.

A series of events happened when Fan Xian went to Northern Qi. He had rescued Yan Bingyun in Northern Qi and had negotiated with the powerful ministers, the Empress Dowager, and the Emperor. In the end, he had succeeded in rescuing Yan Bingyun. On the way back to the Qing Kingdom, Fan Xian was intercepted and killed by someone sent by the Second Prince. In addition, Fan Xian also used the corruption of the Northern Qi palace treasury to collude with the Northern Qi royal family and the Brocade Guard to split 30% of the spoils. Fan Xian also established a deep friendship with Haitang Duoduo and cooperated with the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and the Brocade Guard, Shen Zhong. Fan Xian had experienced many dangers and pursuits in Northern Qi, but in the end, he had safely returned to the Qing Kingdom.

A series of stories happened to Fan Xian in Northern Qi. He had rescued Yan Bingyun and had negotiated with the powerful ministers, the Empress Dowager, and the Emperor. In the end, he had succeeded in rescuing Yan Bingyun. On the way back to the Qing Kingdom, Fan Xian was intercepted and killed by someone sent by the Second Prince. In addition, Fan Xian also used the corruption of the Northern Qi palace treasury to collude with the Northern Qi royal family and the Brocade Guard to split 30% of the spoils. Fan Xian also established a deep friendship with Haitang Duoduo and cooperated with the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and the Brocade Guard, Shen Zhong. Fan Xian had experienced many dangers and pursuits in Northern Qi, but in the end, he had safely returned to the Qing Kingdom.

During Fan Xian's time in Northern Qi, a series of stories happened. He had successfully rescued the imprisoned Yan Bingyun, and he had negotiated with the powerful ministers of Northern Qi, the Empress Dowager, and the Emperor. Fan Xian also used the corruption of the Northern Qi palace treasury to cooperate with the Northern Qi royal family and the Brocade Guard. In addition, Fan Xian had established a friendship with the Northern Qi Emperor and successfully subdued a Northern Qi general. Fan Xian had experienced many dangers and pursuits in Northern Qi, but in the end, he had safely returned to the Qing Kingdom.

During Fan Xian's time in Northern Qi, a series of stories happened. He had successfully rescued the imprisoned Yan Bingyun, and he had negotiated with the powerful ministers of Northern Qi, the Empress Dowager, and the Emperor. Fan Xian also used the corruption of the Northern Qi palace treasury to cooperate with the Northern Qi royal family and the Brocade Guard. In addition, Fan Xian had established a friendship with the Northern Qi Emperor and successfully subdued a Northern Qi general. Fan Xian had experienced many dangers and pursuits in Northern Qi, but in the end, he had safely returned to the Qing Kingdom.