Korean culture is Chinese Ming Dynasty replica. Japanese culture is Chinese Tang Dynasty replica. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are called the sinosphere, or East Asian cultural spheres, historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China. “Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans. “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty. CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel. UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China. UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions. I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics. “Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”. Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
@@Hoo88846 Thanks for such great info; I’m steeped in Asian historical events; especially Chinese history; and your outline is amazing and knowledgeable. Great job!!!
Emperor Zhu Di, saw his grandson as the future of the Ming Empire. He sees him as both physically strong, and cunning. Would make a great Emperor. And he was right.
I tried watching this twice, dropped it both times around the 20th episode. I’m back after I watched the king dynasty drama with Xu Kai in it. I feel like now that I understand the Ming dynasty politics I can finish this. Cause there’s almost no proper romance 😊
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China. “Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans. “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty. CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel. UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China. UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions. I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics. “Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”. Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
Toda China , en todas sus bondades,Historia Geografia , los Imperios , su extraordinaria inteligencia, su Arte , hace que yo la ame.y como tube el placer de visitarla ( aunque poco tiempo) mayor es mi admiracion.. Amo China.
I like the history. I studied about Great Wall, Ming Empire … when I was young. I love this story but it took me so long to finish it because my English is not my native language.
Korean culture is Chinese Ming Dynasty replica. Japanese culture is Chinese Tang Dynasty replica. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are called the sinosphere, or East Asian cultural spheres, historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China. “Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans. “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty. CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel. UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China. UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions. I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics. “Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”. Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
The story of Minglan Legend of Haolan Love and Redemption Love and destiny Listening snow tower Autumn ballad Love like the galaxy Legend of Chusen General and i General's lady Off the top of my head. The list is very long, we're all addicted 😆
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China. “Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans. “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty. CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel. UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China. UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions. I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics. “Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”. Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China. “Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans. “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty. CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel. UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China. UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions. I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics. “Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”. Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
Legend of fei,twin flower,chusen. Battle through heaven. Princess silver,agent,snow tower,love and redemsion, Ashes of love,dance of phoenix. Sweet combat,love 020,when we were young,skate into love,wolf,love in between... Add interesting dramas with subtitles which aren't in this list
lots of these dramas are already on youtube with english subs from other companies. also lots of these are on viki some are free with ads or you can pay for a subscription.
Chinese historical dramas are getting more accurate with Chinese traditional elements, food, clothing, posture, etc. some of the paintings you see are actually real. Aka full of culture and tradition even the way they walk and bow in Chinese tradition. please respect. (Bringing up gov, and other false info will mean jealousy and brainwashed rats) period. We know there’s a lot of jealous rats here.
@Jermaine Williams Kinda funny, because indeed within your statement you are also a racist. Only a racist like to paint and think people act like a group and not individuals. So if you are a racist, why are you so bother by other "racists."
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China. “Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans. “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty. CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel. UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China. UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions. I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics. “Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”. Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
Is this series worth it? Should i watch it? And how did they get to air 63 episodes instead of 40, i thought there was a ban of no more than 40 episodes?
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China. “Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans. “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty. CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel. UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China. UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions. I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics. “Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”. Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
I sometimes wish I was still new to chinese period drama cause I almost covered what I would call GOOD 😭😭😭😭😭 please someone with good recommendations, give me some
1.Story of Minglan 2.Rebel Princess 3. Song of glory 4. Legend of Haolan 5. The Sword & the bricade 6. Rise of Phoenixes PS these are the 6 that come to the top of my head
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China. “Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans. “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty. CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel. UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China. UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions. I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics. “Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”. Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
Korean culture is essentially a Chinese Ming Dynasty replica. Japanese culture is a Chinese Tang Dynasty replica. Hanfu has influenced the traditional clothing of many neighbouring cultures, including the Korean hanbok,[7][8] the Japanese kimono (wafuku),[9][10] the Okinawan ryusou,[11][12] and the Vietnamese áo giao lĩnh (Việt Phục).[13][14] Up to a certain extent, hanfu has also influenced some elements in Western fashion, especially those influenced by Chinoiserie fashion, due to the popularity of Chinoiserie since the 17th century in Europe and in the United States.[15]: 52 [note 1] Silk remains a core element of Hanfu and Chinese traditional clothing.
Spoiler alert......I dropped this drama twice before and couldn't understand as it was my kind of drama but after giving it a third try i realized why. Excellent and entertaining beginning with awesome cast. Smart male lead and brave female lead. But after they got married or even before that their characters personalities changed and it became too messy from there on. Definitely not worth the 62 episodes and my time...too depressing and giving you headaches.
Japanese culture is the Chinese Tang Dynasty culture. Korean culture is the Chinese Ming Dynasty culture. “Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China. “Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans. “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures. “Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty. CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel. UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China. UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions. I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics. “Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”. Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
@@brittanystout8945 I forgot that I watched this during the Pandemic!,I realized that I did not record on my watch list. It is too time consuming to watch a show twice especially when you have to read the subs! Thanks for your response.
Have been watching Chinese and Korean historical drama for the past two years before COVID-19. My granddaughter got me addicted:)) love them all.
It's been 9 good years and am still rolling love them
Korean culture is Chinese Ming Dynasty replica. Japanese culture is Chinese Tang Dynasty replica. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are called the sinosphere, or East Asian cultural spheres, historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China.
“Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans.
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty.
CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel.
UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China.
UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions.
I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics.
“Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”.
Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
@@Hoo88846 Thx.....
@@Hoo88846
Thanks for such great info; I’m steeped in Asian historical events; especially Chinese history; and your outline is amazing and knowledgeable. Great job!!!
I need some good suggestions with English subtitles to watch…sun li is a good actress
Am I d only 1 who addicted with China historical documentary like this
No you are not (≧▽≦)
I am Soooo addicted, too. The set, costumes, & scenery are so grand, so beautiful!!
I think I need help
Am not even Asian but am so addicted 🤦🏾♀️
I am reading the subtitles the whole time , I like Qin dynasty and Three Kingdoms as well 🔥🙌
No it's my third historical chinese drama and i really enjoy it .....
am really starting to like chineese dramas....kind of have the signature classic feel that doesn't away i love it.
I love the interaction between the old emperor, his sons and his grandson. He clearly loves his grandson more than his sons.
Emperor Zhu Di, saw his grandson as the future of the Ming Empire. He sees him as both physically strong, and cunning. Would make a great Emperor. And he was right.
@@_Wai_Wai_ That was the only reason why he didn't depose his son, the Crown Prince.
This was a very good drama and the acting was amazing. This is one of my favorites
Yessss! Same
Incredible scenery and drama.
Yes indeed. Excellent cast too may I add.
看完了整部电视剧，一部尊重了大部分史实而且演员演技都非常到位，很值得一看的剧作！演员的演技让人心服口服！而大明也从风华绝代到第四代的荒唐愚拙，倒觉得电影片名为巜大明风华》改作巜大明如歌》，如歌有高潮迭起，有帷幕落下，而后期确的确有恨铁不成钢的感觉！谢谢上传好剧
The emperor lace front is flawless😻
I KNOW I wasn't the only one who was thinking that...
😂
I tried watching this twice, dropped it both times around the 20th episode. I’m back after I watched the king dynasty drama with Xu Kai in it. I feel like now that I understand the Ming dynasty politics I can finish this. Cause there’s almost no proper romance 😊
Wow the acting is amazing and the Chinese history so rich.
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China.
“Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans.
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty.
CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel.
UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China.
UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions.
I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics.
“Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”.
Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
My mom: watch educational videos.
Me: anything Chinese IS educational. You just don't see it that way
😂
No, you are not the only one. I love these also.
Toda China , en todas sus bondades,Historia Geografia , los Imperios , su extraordinaria inteligencia, su Arte , hace que yo la ame.y como tube el placer de visitarla ( aunque poco tiempo) mayor es mi admiracion.. Amo China.
I really get into these, they are really good
Les acteurs sont beaux et excellent présentation. Félicitations
No one's gonna mention homeboy's portrait @10:03??? Like damn.. my man's face was🤢😵💀 lol... that was some jawline shit
Love this drama! Love all the actors!!
I like the history. I studied about Great Wall, Ming Empire … when I was young.
I love this story but it took me so long to finish it because my English is not my native language.
I love this I also enjoy kdramas
Korean culture is Chinese Ming Dynasty replica. Japanese culture is Chinese Tang Dynasty replica. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are called the sinosphere, or East Asian cultural spheres, historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China.
“Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans.
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty.
CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel.
UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China.
UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions.
I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics.
“Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”.
Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
@@Hoo88846 wow love it ty for the History lesson Im a lover of History
When I see 200k plus comments, and a Chinese person comment. I know the movie is going to be good.
Very good drama. Thanks. The sound disappears throughout especially during the battle scenes. Quite annoying. Would be great if this can be fixed.
Yes, its annoying. Its also annoying that the written on-screen dialog isnt translated either...
Lol zhu di is probably one of the greatest ming emperor. The treasure fleet of zheng he. later dynasty did pretty well to make him evil tyrant
I just wanted to learn some history but then I think I'll become addicted to this show 💀
please recommend some others with eng subs! I’m addicted. Favorite is war and beauty!!!!❤❤❤
The story of Minglan
Legend of Haolan
Love and Redemption
Love and destiny
Listening snow tower
Autumn ballad
Love like the galaxy
Legend of Chusen
General and i
General's lady
Off the top of my head.
The list is very long, we're all addicted 😆
@@sphesihlezulu4123 haha thank you!!!
@@sphesihlezulu4123 all on UA-cam? Or where? Thanks
@@fallonwallace7050 you're welcome. Yes, they are all UA-cam
@@sphesihlezulu4123 ok, great!
Thanks this helped me to act wise again
Thank you I really enjoyed it
I am from Brazil. Thank you
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China.
“Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans.
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty.
CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel.
UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China.
UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions.
I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics.
“Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”.
Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
Fantastic series
This was really good 😍😍😍😍
He's brilliant in 'My Natasha' 👍
Por favor agregar subtitulos al español me encantaría ver este hermoso drama❤
Ming dynasty drama got me actin unwise
LMAOOOO
I love Chinese dynasties it’s interesting
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China.
“Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans.
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty.
CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel.
UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China.
UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions.
I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics.
“Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”.
Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
Am I the only one who feels like this has the vibes of the Long Ballad?
If any more like The Long Ballad has Ming Dynasty vibes. (This Drama came first)
@@kevinj4663 true
Me as well. Just adore the history on this beautiful story put together🤗😊💖✨
China and Africa among the most under rated historical achievements in civilization......
Addicted to this series
Legend of fei,twin flower,chusen.
Battle through heaven.
Princess silver,agent,snow tower,love and redemsion,
Ashes of love,dance of phoenix.
Sweet combat,love 020,when we were young,skate into love,wolf,love in between...
Add interesting dramas with subtitles which aren't in this list
lots of these dramas are already on youtube with english subs from other companies. also lots of these are on viki some are free with ads or you can pay for a subscription.
The Story of Yanxi Palace, Ruyi's love in the Palace.
journey of flower, the legends, princess agents and some others
Rebel Princess, Sound of desert, nirvana in fire 2
Legend of Fu Yao
Chinese historical dramas are getting more accurate with Chinese traditional elements, food, clothing, posture, etc. some of the paintings you see are actually real. Aka full of culture and tradition even the way they walk and bow in Chinese tradition. please respect. (Bringing up gov, and other false info will mean jealousy and brainwashed rats) period. We know there’s a lot of jealous rats here.
@Jermaine Williams someone’s jealous
@Jermaine Williams Kinda funny, because indeed within your statement you are also a racist. Only a racist like to paint and think people act like a group and not individuals. So if you are a racist, why are you so bother by other "racists."
Chineze historical drama is interesting. Tenks
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China.
“Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans.
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty.
CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel.
UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China.
UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions.
I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics.
“Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”.
Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
The first episode is really impressive
Am also addicted to Chinese movies
Lucky me not living on those Era.
The acting in this drama is awesome
yes...loves all -- the whole cast
The show has a great cast, but the second half is a mess. It's simply "a Mary Sue in the guise of a historical drama."
Si fuera posible subtítulos en español gracias 12/01/2021🇺🇾
Music score💯❗️
Is this series worth it? Should i watch it?
And how did they get to air 63 episodes instead of 40, i thought there was a ban of no more than 40 episodes?
It's brilliant
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China.
“Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans.
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty.
CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel.
UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China.
UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions.
I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics.
“Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”.
Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
I love all Chinese historical dramas based on real historical events and figures from different dynasties.
Por favor subtítulos en español gracias 👌🏆🏆🏆
The Ming Dynasty is the most complex of all China Dynasty.
Por favor, coloquem legendas em português/Brasil 🇧🇷. Vocês terão muitos likes e inscritos. No Brasil amamos doramas.
Jianwen’s loyal officials and their families’ fates were much worse than portrayed here. Yongle was a terrible and evil human being.
Subsequent rulers always greatly exaggerated the evil of their predecessor's rule as happened especially to the first emperor Qin Shi Huang
So true! And what he did to his own family... absolutely ridiculous... good thing his son was very different
But a great emperor which a lot of modern Chinese admire!
@@骆思齐 He’s a terrible human being. He had a thousand palace maids executed by slow-slicing (凌迟）. I’m Chinese and I much prefer his nephew Jianwen.
Got me acting unwise
So beautiful
Me gustaría verla con subtítulos en español gracias
I love ❤️ this movie!!!!
This got me acting unwise
It says English subs but when I turned it on it says captions unavailable! What's going on?
Por favor subtítulos en español gracias
Looks good,🙂
Nice one
Una pena no esta con traducción al español 😭❤️👀🌸
sería los subtitulos en español
Searching for a person in and under the vase, seriously???😂😂😂😂
No you are not. I am a huge fan of costume dramas like these
Was this drama a successful production? How come by episode 4, the likes rating dropped dramatically?
Bonjour c’est possible de mettre les sous titres en français car c’est un joli film et merci
I am here at last😊💖✨
Chinese history is just the most violent ever.
I sometimes wish I was still new to chinese period drama cause I almost covered what I would call GOOD 😭😭😭😭😭 please someone with good recommendations, give me some
1.Story of Minglan
2.Rebel Princess
3. Song of glory
4. Legend of Haolan
5. The Sword & the bricade
6. Rise of Phoenixes
PS these are the 6 that come to the top of my head
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China.
“Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans.
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty.
CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel.
UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China.
UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions.
I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics.
“Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”.
Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
Korean culture is essentially a Chinese Ming Dynasty replica. Japanese culture is a Chinese Tang Dynasty replica.
Hanfu has influenced the traditional clothing of many neighbouring cultures, including the Korean hanbok,[7][8] the Japanese kimono (wafuku),[9][10] the Okinawan ryusou,[11][12] and the Vietnamese áo giao lĩnh (Việt Phục).[13][14] Up to a certain extent, hanfu has also influenced some elements in Western fashion, especially those influenced by Chinoiserie fashion, due to the popularity of Chinoiserie since the 17th century in Europe and in the United States.[15]: 52 [note 1] Silk remains a core element of Hanfu and Chinese traditional clothing.
Have you watched Nirvana in Fire?
Watching again for the umpteenth time and loving it
❤❤❤❤Me too
por favor coloquem legendas em portugues
Halloween party is at the Ming dynasty palace.
Tenks for subtitrate ENG
where can i find god drams like this one and are there any more on youtube
amazing honey
Legenda português do Brasil por favor
That poison ball. Was that belladonna?
I need cc in English
I'm quite confused so can someone pleasant, please give me a summary of this episode. Thank you.
Subtitulos en español. Gracias
الا يوجد مترجم
Por favor en donde veo en español
this got me actin' unwise
en français
How many épisodes ? I found only ep2.
ممكن ترجمة للعربية
11:33 😢😢😢😢 11:41 no hay subtítulos en español
Can u pls translate name of people also? Thxx
A legenda e
Spoiler alert......I dropped this drama twice before and couldn't understand as it was my kind of drama but after giving it a third try i realized why. Excellent and entertaining beginning with awesome cast. Smart male lead and brave female lead. But after they got married or even before that their characters personalities changed and it became too messy from there on. Definitely not worth the 62 episodes and my time...too depressing and giving you headaches.
Did the Ming Dynasty succeeded the Yuan? Or was it the other way around?
Yes, Ming Dynasty came after the Yuan.
Ming dynasty was founded by a peasant
Japanese culture is the Chinese Tang Dynasty culture. Korean culture is the Chinese Ming Dynasty culture.
“Qin Dynasty Epic” on the life of Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin Dynasty that gave China its name Qin >> Chin >> China.
“Virtuous Queen of Han” on the life of Wei Zifu, the Queen consort of Han Wudi, or Martial Emperor of Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road and traded with the Romans.
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”, one of the four Chinese classics, on the Three Kingdoms period that came after the decline of the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty was what gave the most populous ethnic group in the world, the Han Chinese, and the Hanfu (Han Chinese dynastic costumes), and Hanzi (Han Chinese characters) their names. It’s considered the first golden age of China. Hanzi is called kanji in Japanese, Hanja in Korean and Chu Han in Vietnamese. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are three Sinospheric countries historically heavily influenced by Chinese dynastic cultures.
“Empress of China” is on the life of Wu Zetian, the empress of Tang Dynasty China. Tang Dynasty is the second golden age of China. Google search for “Japanese missions to imperial China”, and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty of China”. Japanese culture is essentially a Tang Dynasty culture replica. When their envoys went back to Japan from visiting Tang China, they applied all the knowledge they had learned from Tang China back to Japan, resulting in the sudden blossoming of “Japanese” culture in their contemporary Nara Period and Heian Period. Joan’s former capitals Nara and Kyoto, the capitals of Nara Period and Heian Period respectively, were modeled after the layout of Chang’an, modern day Xi’an, the capital of many dynasties, including the Tang Dynasty.
CCTV on UA-cam has many channels. CCTV-6 is China Movies Channel where many Chinese historical dramas are translated into English. I believe CCTV-9 is documentary channel.
UA-cam search for “Daming Palace and Tang Dynasty”. They briefly mentioned about the Japanese missions to Tang China.
UA-cam search for “Ancient Discoveries” series on the History Channel. They devoted at least six episodes on Chinese inventions. Google search for the long list of Chinese inventions.
I love “Dream of the Red Chamber” as well, which is one of the four great Chinese classics.
“Judge of Song Dynasty” is on the life and works of Song Ci, a Song Dynasty (which came after the Tang Dynasty) coroner and judge who wrote the world’s first forensic science book called “Washing Away of Wrongs”.
Some dramas are purely fictional, while others are based on true historical figures and events. There’s a channel called Bronze Goblet that offers a lot of Chinese civilization documentaries subtitled in English. Have fun and enjoy. ❤
Is it worth watching?
yes, very much
It's pretty good, and has decent subtitles, but you don't get much context as to who is who. Names are entirely in Chinese.
Absolutely worth it. I have watched it several times already
It will be the most accurate and real Chinese drama you will ever watch in your entire life.
@@sampuatisamuel9785 trying to watch for a second time! But data is slow... I've been trying to load season one for literally 2 days.
Is there any chance of Eng Subs upload in the near future??? I have been eyeing this drama fo soooo long
What do you mean? Subtitles are there in English.
@@EsaiasP Sorry I dont have the connection that's why I asked.
@@EsaiasP By chance I hit on the auto generated subs and the eng sub came on! so very glad and excited!
Yes, I watched this 2 years ago with Eng sub. And am doing so again.
@@brittanystout8945 I forgot that I watched this during the Pandemic!,I realized that I did not record on my watch list. It is too time consuming to watch a show twice especially when you have to read the subs! Thanks for your response.
Subtitles please
Favor de agregar subtítulos al Español plis
This video cuts too much out of scenes
Por favor legenda em pt
Wow the constant slow motion is very annoying.
Prob bc of copyright on youtube
Como faço para traduzir para o português?
Use the old UA-cam and u will get all language
Sub in portuguese, please👍😉
Por favor subtitulos en español
English sub plz