Who is Luo Jin wife?

Tang Yan, also known as Tiffany Tang, is a Chinese actress and singer. She graduated from the Central Academy of Drama in 2006. In 2007, she was nominated for the Best Actress award at the Shanghai Television Festival for her film debut in Farewell for Love.

Who married Princess Weiyoung?

In the end, Weiyoung became Tuoba Jun's wife, and bore him a son. After Tuoba Jun's death five years after the events in the drama, she became the Empress Dowager with their young son ascending the throne.

Does Princess Weiyoung have a kid?

For the next ten years, Wei Young and Tuoba Jun are able to live a happy life as Emperor and Empress together with their son. The poison slowly begins to effect Tuoba Jun and he dies peacefully sitting next to Wei Young in the garden he had planted for her years before.

What is Luo Jin Instagram?

LUO JIN ZHANG MEI (@iamluojin) • Instagram photos and videos.

Where can I watch the Chinese drama The Way We Were?

Watch The Way We Were | Netflix.

Tiffany Tang Spills Luo Jin Touching Words During Wedding

How much is Yang Mi worth?

Biography. The Chinese actress, singer and film producer was voted the most popular female singer in mainland China in 2017 and is believed to be the most successful Chinese actress today, with a net worth estimated at around $30 million as of September 2017.

How is Song of Glory related to Princess Weiyoung?

Development. The series is produced by the same producers and headed by the same crew behind The Princess Weiyoung. It's based on the second part of the novel The Poisonous Daughter (Chinese: 庶女有毒) by Qin Jian, the same source material of The Princess Weiyoung.

What should I watch after Princess Weiyoung?

Is there a season 2 of Princess Weiyoung?

So sorry there's no season #2.

Who is the villain in Princess Weiyoung?

Evil Uncle: He's Tuoba Jun's uncle, and is plotting against him for the throne. Historical Domain Character: Tuoba Tao did have a son named Tuoba Han; very little is known about him, so his portrayal here is almost entirely fictional.