Name: The Glamorous Imperial Concubine (La Stupenda Concubina Imperiale)
Genre: Romanza, Costume e Periodo
Released: 2011-09-30
Rating: 8.0
Cast: Kevin Yan, Ruby Lin, Wallace Huo, Tony Yang, Liu Tao

Kevin Yan is the stage name of Yan Yi Kuan, a Chinese actor and singer. Born on January 24, 1979, he also goes by the name Yan Kuan. Kevin Yan made his acting debut in the 1999 television series “Qing Shu” and has enjoyed a very successful career as an actor, mainly in television dramas. He also branched out into singing with the release of his first album in 2008 and has sung the soundtracks to many of his dramas. Some of his most popular roles include “The Last Princess” (2011), “The Glamorous Imperial Concubine” (2011), “All Men Are Brothers” (2011) and “The Romance of the Condor Heroes” (2014). Kevin Yan married actress Sunny Du in 2014.

Kevin Yan

Ruby Lin is the stage name of Lin Hsin Ru, a popular Taiwanese actress, producer and singer. Born on January 27, 1976, she began her career with a TV commercial and then started acting in small roles in television dramas. She became an overnight sensation with the breakout role of Xia Zi Wei in the 1998 hit television drama “My Fair Princess.” She has since starred in many other hit dramas, including “The Duke of Mount Deer” (2000), “Romance in the Rain” (2001), “Flying Daggers” (2003) and “Affair of Half a Lifetime” (2004). Ruby Lin established her own management company, Ruby Lin Studio, in 2009 and has since produced and/or starred in many more popular dramas, such as “Beauty’s Rival in Palace” (2010), “Three Kingdoms” (2010), “The Glamorous Imperial Concubine” (2011), “The Way We Were” (2014) and “My Dear Boy” (2017-2018). Apple Daily ranked Ruby Lin as the highest-earning drama actress in 2012 and 2013.

Ruby Lin

Wallace Huo is a Taiwanese actor and singer who also is known by the nicknames Huohuo, Huage, White Tofu and Eyelash King. Born on December 26, 1979, he aspired to be a singer from a young age and broke into entertainment with a cell phone commercial with Angelica Lee in 2000. He made his acting debut in the 2002 Taiwanese television drama “Star,” for which he also sang the first of many soundtrack songs. After starring in many popular Taiwanese dramas, Wallace Huo decided to shift his career to Mainland China in 2004. Some of his most recent dramas include “The Journey of Flower” (2015) and “Love Me, If You Dare” (2015), “Imperial Doctress” (2016) and “Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace” (2018).

Wallace Huo

Tony Yang is a Taiwanese actor. Born on August 30, 1982, as Yang You Ning, he made his acting debut in the 2003 critically acclaimed film “Crystal Boys,” which won many awards for dealing with topic of homosexual intolerance during 1970s Taipei. Tony Yang has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including “The Lady and the Liar” (2015), “The Pursuit of Happiness” (2013) and “Love Forward” (2012).

Tony Yang

Liu Tao is a popular Chinese actress. Born on July 12, 1978, she also goes by the name Tamia Liu. When she was a teenager, Liu Tao served for two years in a performance troop of the People’s Liberation Army. She broke into acting in television in 2000 and has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including the acclaimed “Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils” (2002), “Dali Princess” (2008), “The Glamorous Imperial Concubine” (2011), “Nirvana in Fire” (2015), “The Legend of Miyue” (2015) and “Ode to Joy” (2016). Liu Tao married Wang Ke in 2008.

Liu Tao

Wen Jing Ruo

Zheng Kai is a Chinese actor. He was born on March 11, 1986 and made his acting debut in 2007. Since then, he has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “Scarlet Heart” (2011), “Shuttle Love Millennium” (2016), “The Fatal Mission” (2016), and “Guardians of the Ancient Oath” (2020).

Zheng Kai

Han Xuan

Dai Chun Rong is a Chinese actress famous for playing the role of Chinese empresses in drama series titles. She was born on February 2, 1961, in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China. Her first TV series role came in 1996, when she played the Empress Xu in “Han Gong Fei Yan.” She followed up in 1998, again playing the Empress in drama series “My Fair Princess.” Her most recent portrayal of an empress was in 2013, when she played the 6th-century Empress Dowager Hu in “Prince of Lan Ling.”

Dai Chun Rong

Hao Ze Jia is a Chinese actress who was born on April 2, 1993, in Hegang, Heilongjiang Province, China. She graduated from the Central Academy of Drama and made her acting debut in the 2009 film “Fortune King Is Coming to Town.” She followed up in 2010 with her small-screen bow in the period drama series “Princess Dumping World.” She has since appeared in hit drama titles including “The Screen Foxes” (2016), 2018’s “Siege in Fog, and “Psychic Princess: Season 1” (2019) – as well as the follow-up “Psychic Princess: Season 2” (2020).

Hao Ze Jia

Jennifer Hong is a Taiwanese actress and model. Born on February 23, 1978, as Hong Hsiao Ling, she made her acting debut in the 2005 television drama “Evil Spirit 05” and went on to star in many popular films and television dramas, including “My Lucky Star” (2007), “Single Princesses and Blind Dates” (2010), “Inborn Pair” (2012), “Fabulous 30” (2014) and “Dear Mom” (2014).

Jennifer Hong

Jiang Kai is a Chinese actor who was born in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China on May 8, 1971. He graduated from the Department of Acting at Liaoning University. He debuted in the early 1990 and in starred in a 1994 adaptation of the classic book “The Romance of Three Kingdoms. He has since followed up with a large number of films and drama titles, including the more recent dramas “A Female Student Arrives at the Imperial College” and “The Rebel Princess” (both 2021).

Jiang Kai

Kara Hui is a veteran Hong Kong-born actress who made her debut in the 1976 martial arts movie “Challenge of the Masters” (1976). She played the main role in the smash-hit action film “My Young Auntie” (1982) and was handed the Best Actress prize at the inaugural Hong Kong Film Awards. She has since starred in scores of films in both Hong Kong and mainland China, including the 2019 film “My Best Summer.”

Kara Hui

Kimi Qiao was a Chinese singer and actor who lived from October 15, 1987, to September 16, 2016. He also was known by the names Qiao Ren Liang, Millet, Liang Liang and Sunny Doll. He rose to fame after appearing in the singing competition “My Hero” in 2007, finishing as a runner-up, and released his first EP in 2008. Kimi Qiao branched into acting in 2009 in the film “One Night in Supermarket” and in the television drama “The Prince of Tennis 2.” He then appeared in many popular films and television dramas, including “The Queen of SOP 2” (2013), “Cruel Romance” (2015), “Customize Happiness” (2016) and “Stay With Me” (2016-2017). Kimi Qiao was found dead in his Shanghai apartment on September 16, 2016, in an apparent suicide, and his agency released a statement saying the star suffered from severe depression.

Kimi Qiao

Liu Zi Jiao, also known as Ada Liu, is a Chinese actress who was born in Beijing, China, on July 9, 1983. She graduated from the University of New South Wales in Australia, where she majored in Law and Business Studies. She began acting in earnest in 2010, when she appeared in the drama “Three Kingdoms.” She has since gone on to star in a number of hit drama titles, such as “The Great Protector” in 2016, as well as “Memories of Love” (2018) and “Hello, My Shining Love” (2022).

Liu Zi Jiao

Mao Zi Jun is a Chinese actor. Born on December 31, 1986, he made his acting debut in the 2010 television series “Pretty Maid.” He has since appeared in many dramas, including the recent “Wine Beauty” (2014), “The Four” (2015), “Singing All Along” (2016), The Legend of Chusen” (2016) and “The Legend of Chusen 2” (2016-2017).

Mao Zi Jun

Wang Lin is a Chinese actor and variety TV star born on August 24, 1970. She made her debut in 1999, starring in a leading role in “Fascination Amour,” following up in 2001 with her drama debut in 2001 series “Romance in the Rain.” She then went on to appear in Ang Lee’s internationally acclaimed 2007 movie “Lust, Caution” in 2007. She has continued to appear in hit movie titles, including “Tiny Times 1.0” (2013) and one of its sequels, “Tiny Times 3.0” in 2014. More recently, she appeared in “Son of a Hero” (2019).

Wang Lin

Zhang Xiao Chen, also known as Edward Zhang, is a Chinese actor who was born on September 30, 1983, in Zhangjiakou, Hebei Province, China. He graduated from Shijiazhuang Tiedao University and debuted as a contestant on a TV talent show in 2006. He made his acting debut in 2007, when he starred in the series “My Prince.” He has since gone on to appear in dramas such as “The Lost Tomb” (2015) and “The Wind Blows From Longxi” (2022).

Zhang Xiao Chen

Zhou Yi Wei is a Chinese actor. He was born in Jishou, Hunan, China, on August 24, 1982 and made his acting debut in 2003. Since then, he has appeared in a number of films and television dramas, including “Dying to Survive” (2018) and “The Longest Day in Chang’an” (2019).

Zhou Yi Wei

Kang Qun Zhi

Miao Hao Jun

Qiu Shuang

Sun Xi

Wang Yu

Yang Kai Chun

Hunan Satellite TV

A sitting princess has everything taken away from her by her power-hungry uncle, but can she get it all back? 

In 10th-century imperial China during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Ma Fuya (Ruby Lin) is a princess in the Chu state during a tumultuous time of warring kingdoms and political unrest. When Fuya’s uncle seizes the throne and kills off her family, Fuya barely escapes with her life and is exiled. 

When both Meng Qi You (Kevin Yan), the prince of Later Shu, and Liu Lian Cheng (Wallace Huo), the prince of Northern Han, fall in love with Fuya, she becomes embroiled in succession struggles and battles between states. Can Fuya use her position to rise to power, avenge her family and regain her kingdom? 

“The Glamorous Imperial Concubine” is a 2011 Chinese drama series directed by Lin Feng and George Leung. The drama is based on a novel by the same name by Murong Yinr and marks the production debut of Ruby Lin, who also stars in the series.

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