Fan Xian's mule-horse holiday

Fan Xian's " holiday of mules and horses " referred to the disruption of his planned honeymoon. He had wanted to spend a honeymoon alone, but he was disturbed by some things, causing him to be unable to truly relax. This joke was mentioned in Joy of Life2. Fan Xian's honeymoon became the time to make up for the palace treasury's deficit. Although he had been looking forward to a relaxing vacation, he was forced to give it up in the end.

Fan Xian's mule-horse holiday referred to the drama Joy of Life2. Fan Xian had planned to spend a relaxing honeymoon holiday, but in the end, he was forced to spend a mule-horse holiday. This was because in the development of the plot, Fan Xian's plans had been disrupted. He had no choice but to deal with a series of challenges and missions. The details of the plot needed to be understood by watching Joy of Life2.

Fan Xian riding a horse was one of the scenes in Joy of Life. In the play, the scene of Fan Xian riding a horse back to the capital showed his wild and unruly temperament. This scene revealed through Fan Xian's self-narration that he and Yan Bingyun were actually acting. This little scheme shocked the big shots in Beijing. Fan Xian's father, the Qing Emperor, pressured him to explain. This plot laid the foundation for the development of the plot.

Fan Xian riding a horse was a plot in Joy of Life2: Fan Xian's Return. Fan Xian appeared in the image of riding a horse back to the capital, revealing his return. The specific plot development and story details could only be understood by reading novels or watching related movies and television dramas.

Fan Xian riding a horse was a scene in the TV series Joy of Life. In the play, Fan Xian rode into the palace, dragged people on horseback, and jumped over cliffs on horseback. In the play, Fan Xian displayed his courage and determination by riding a horse. The details of the plot could only be understood by watching Joy of Life.

Well, old cartoon mules and horses often have a charming, retro style. The designs might be less detailed but have a certain charm that makes them stand out. Also, they might convey a sense of nostalgia and simplicity in their depictions.

In Joy of Life2, Fan Xian was asked by the Northern Qi Princess," Where did you say your horse is?" This was a humorous way of expressing himself. In reality, he was not asking where Fan Xian's mount was. The meaning of this sentence was to ask where Fan Xian's mother was, but the use of the emoji of a horse to replace " mother " made the words interesting. The usage of this sentence was a kind of Internet meme. It could be used to say no to others, yes to oneself, or hello to a dog fan. However, in real life, it was impolite to use this phrase because the word " horse " in real life referred to his biological mother. Therefore, Fan Xian's answer was a humorous response and not really an answer to the question about the horse.

Fan Xian's " where's your horse " in the play was a joke. He meant to ask where the other party's mother was. This phrase originated from a game on the Internet. By replacing the word "Mom" with a horse emoji, it made the curse words cute. In the plot, Fan Xian had said this because the Northern Qi princess had helped him dispel the rumors and scandals. But in reality, every word was hinting at Wan 'er's thunder point, making Fan Xian very anxious. This sentence could be used to say no to others, or to say yes to oneself, or to say hello to a dog fan. It made people feel that it was unique, interesting, and stylish. However, in real life, don't use this sentence because the "horse" in it was not an emoji, but the other party's biological mother. It might cause a dispute.

Yes, Wang Qinian had deliberately slowed down the horse for Fan Xian.

Fan Xian's fan was the Second Prince. Fan Xian demonstrated his familiarity and talent in poetry by reciting poems. This made the Second Prince develop a great interest and admiration for him. Fan Xian's act of memorizing poems not only displayed his talent, but also established a special relationship between him and the Second Prince, making the Second Prince his fan.