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==Details==
 
==Details==
 
*'''Title:''' 楚乔传 / Chu Qiao Zhuan
 
*'''Title:''' 楚乔传 / Chu Qiao Zhuan
 
*'''English title:''' Princess Agents
 
*'''English title:''' Princess Agents
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*'''Also known as:''' 11处特工皇妃 / 11th Bureau Princess Agents, 特工皇妃楚乔传 / Legend of Chu Qiao
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*'''Also known as:''' 11处特工皇妃 (11 Chu Te Gong Huang Fei) / 11th Bureau Princess Agents / 特工皇妃楚乔传 (Te Gong Huang Fei Chu Qiao Zhuan) / Legend of Chu Qiao
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*'''Genre:''' Period, romance
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*'''Genre:''' Historical, Romance, Action
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*'''Episodes:''' 68
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*'''Episodes:''' 67
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*'''Viewership ratings:''' peak = %, average= % [http://weibo.com/u/2635260410]
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*'''Viewership ratings:''' peak = 2.525%, average= 1.741% [http://weibo.com/u/2635260410]
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' Hunan TV
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' Hunan TV
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2017-Jun-05 start
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2017-Jun-05 to 2017-Aug-01
 
*'''Air time:''' 22:00 (Monday to Thursday)
 
*'''Air time:''' 22:00 (Monday to Thursday)
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*'''Opening theme song:''' ''Spark'' (望) by [[Zhao Li Ying]], [[Zhang Bi Chen]] (张碧晨)
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*'''Original soundtrack:''' [[Princess Agents OST]]
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*'''Ending theme song:''' ''Flame of the Heart'' (心之焰) by [[G.E.M.]] (邓紫棋)
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*'''Related TV series:''' [[Rebirth]] (2026), [[Te Gong Wang Fei Chu Qiao Zhuan]] (2026)
  
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
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During the Warring Period, the Western Wei enslaved large numbers of civilians. The slave girl, Chu Qiao ([[ Zhao Li Ying]]), is thrown into a forest along with other slaves and becomes the next hunting target for the rich lords. She is saved by the Prince of Northern Wei, Yan Xun ([[Dou Xiao]]). Afterwards, she is brought into a powerful family of Yuwen and witnesses their bloody power struggle. Seeing this, she swears to take her younger sister and flee from the situation. However, she catches the attention of Yuwen Yue ([[Lin Geng Xin]]), and undergoes strict training while building a sense of companionship with Yan Xun. Unfortunately, Western Wei goes into battle and Yan Xun’s family is slaughtered.
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During the Northern and Southern Dynasties,the Western Wei enslaved large numbers of civilians. The slave girl, Chu Qiao ([[ Zhao Li Ying]]), is thrown into a forest along with other slaves and becomes the next hunting target for the rich lords. She is saved by the Prince of Northern Wei, Yan Xun ([[Dou Xiao]]). Afterwards, she is brought into a powerful family of Yuwen and witnesses their bloody power struggle. Seeing this, she swears to take her younger sister and flee from the situation. However, she catches the attention of Yuwen Yue ([[Lin Geng Xin]]), and undergoes strict training while building a sense of companionship with Yan Xun. Unfortunately, the Emperor of Western Wei is distrustful of the powerful Yan clan, and slaughters Yan Xun's entire family.
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After that incident, Yan Xun grows ambitious and cruel to avenge for the things and the people he lost. He doubts Chu Qiao and takes advantages of her loyalty and love many times, disregarding their relationship as well as the sacrifices he will have to make for power. Disappointed with the man she once loved, Chu Qiao eventually breaks off her relationship with Yan Xun and chooses to fight with Yuwen Yue, destroying Yan Xun’s plans of vengeance. She eventually convinces Yuwen to free the country from slavery, becoming a successful military strategist/female general in the people’s hearts.
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After that incident, Yan Xun grows ambitious and cruel to avenge for the things and the people he lost. He doubts Chu Qiao and takes advantages of her loyalty and love many times, disregarding their relationship as well as the sacrifices he will have to make for power. Disappointed with the man she once loved, Chu Qiao eventually breaks off her relationship with Yan Xun and decides to join hands with Yuwen Yue, yet she may be too late...
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==User/Viewer Ratings==
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<vote type=1/>
  
 
==Cast==
 
==Cast==
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*[[Zhao Li Ying]] as Chu Qiao
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;Main Cast
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*[[Lin Geng Xin]] as Yuwen Yue
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*[[Zhao Li Ying]] as Chu Qiao / Xing'er / Jing Xiaoliu (voiced by [[Qiao Shi Yu]])
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*[[Dou Xiao]] as Yan Xun
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**[[Huangyang Tian Tian]] as young Chu Qiao
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*[[Li Qin]] as Yuan Chun
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*[[Lin Geng Xin]] as Yuwen Yue (voiced by [[Bian Jiang]])
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*[[Dou Xiao]] as Yan Xun (voiced by [[Peng Yao]])
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**[[Rong Zi Shan]] as Yan Xun (young)
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*[[Li Qin]] as Yuan Chun (voiced by [[Xu Jia Qi (1992)|Xu Jia Qi]])
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;Yuwen Manor
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*[[Kwok Fung]] as Yuwen Zhuo (voiced by [[Guo Zheng Jian]])
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*[[Jin Shi Jie]]  as Yuwen Xi 
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*[[Wang Dong]] as Yuwen Hao
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*[[Wang Yan Lin]] as Yuwen Huai (voiced by [[Zhao Yi (voice actor)|Zhao Yi]]) 
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*[[Li Ang]] as Zhan Mou
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*[[Xing Zhao Lin]] as Yue Qi (voiced by [[Zhang Bo Heng]])
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*[[Sun Yi (actor)|Sun Yi]] as Yue Jiu
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*[[Fan Dong De]] (范东德) as Yue Shisan
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*[[Yuan Quan (actor)|Yuan Quan]] (袁泉) as Yue Shiwu
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*[[Cao Xi Yue]] as Jin Zhu (voiced by [[Bai Xue Cen]])
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*[[Li Chun Ai]] as Ah Meng (voiced by [[Ge Yu Ying]])
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*[[Wang Yu (1994)|Wang Yu]] as Jin Si
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*[[Fu Jia]] as Zhu Shun (voiced by [[Wu Ling Yun]]) 
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*[[Rain Lau]] as Madam Song (voiced by [[Li Jin Yan]]) 
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*[[Liu Yu Qi]] as Ying Tao
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*[[Jiang Yi Yi]] as Curly hair
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;Xiuli Army
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*[[Ruan Sheng Wen]] as He Xiao
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*[[Liu Yu Hang]] as Ge Qi
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*[[Huang Yi (2003)|Huang Yi]] as Du Pingan (voiced by [[Shao Tong (voice actor)|Shao Tong]]) 
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;Han Shan Alliance
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*[[Wen Jing]] as Luo He
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*[[Wang Chun Yuan]] as Zuo Man Cang (voiced by [[Li Lu (voice actor)|Li Lu]]) 
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*[[Wei Lu]] as Snake Lady
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;Chu Qiao's family
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*[[Liu Bao]] (刘宝) as Chu Qiao's father
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*[[Jia Shu Yi]] as Chu Qiao's mother
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*[[Ding Nan]] as Lin Xi (voiced by [[Su Shang Qing]])
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*[[Peng Dou Dou]] as Jin Zhixiang (voiced by [[Xu Chang Fan]])
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*[[Miao Miao]] as Jin Xiaoqi (voiced by [[Liu Qing (voice actress)|Liu Qing]])
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*[[Zhu Sheng Yi]] as Jin Xiaoba (voiced by [[Liu Yu Yin Zi]])
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;Northern Wei
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*[[Tian Xiao Jie]] as Yuan Zhengde, Emperor of Western Wei (voiced by [[Zhang Zhen (1976)|Zhang Zhen]])
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*[[Sun Ning]] as Noble Consort Shu (voiced by [[Li Shi Rong]])
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*[[Niu Jun Feng]] as Yuan Song (voiced by [[Qian Wen Qing]])
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*[[Jin Kai Jie]] as Yuan Qi
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*[[Jin Jia]] as Yuan Che (voiced by [[Zhang Yuan Ming]]) 
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*[[Huang Hai Ge]] as Yuan Yang
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*[[Ying Lin Hao]] (应林浩) as Yuan Hao
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*[[Nan Sheng]] as Lan Shuyi (voiced by [[Zheng Xiao Pu]])
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*[[Chen Yuan Yuan]] as Jin Xin
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*[[Zheng Sheng Li]] as Wei Guang
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*[[Jurat]] as Wei Suyou 
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*[[Chen Si Han]] as Wei Suye (voiced by [[Chen Zhang Tai Kang]]) 
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*[[Jin Han]] as Zhao Xifeng (voiced by [[Ling Zhen He]]) 
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*[[Liu Yuan]] as Zhao Dongting
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*[[Zhang Lin Qing]] as Jing Han
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*[[Shi Jian Tao]] as Zhao Gui
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*[[Yang Liu]] as Cai Wei
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;Northern Yan
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*[[Li Hao Han]] as Yan Shicheng (voiced by [[Wu Ling Yun]])
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*[[Li Ying]] as Bai Sheng (voiced by [[Deng Xiao Ou]]) 
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*[[Wang Yi Tong]] as Yan Hongxiao
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*[[Li Ruo Jia]] as Zhong Yu (voiced by [[Lu Xi Ran]])
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*[[Hu Chun Yong]] as Cheng Chi (voiced by [[Hui Long]])
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*[[Wei Tian Ci]] as Sun He
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*[[Liu En Shang]] as Ah Jing
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*[[Wang Zi Jie]] as Feng Mian
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*[[Hu Bing]] as Wu Daoya
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*[[Hou Yan Song]] as Dong Fangji
  
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;Extended
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;Northern Liang
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*[[Deng Lun]] (邓伦) as Xiao Ce
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*[[Deng Lun]] as Xiao Ce (voiced by [[Yang Tian Xiang]])  
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*[[Jin Shi Jie]] (金士杰) as Yuwen Xi 
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*[[Huang Meng Ying]] as Xiao Yu / Fang Qin (voiced by [[Li Shi Meng]])  
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*[[Wang Yan Lin]] as Yuwen Huai
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*[[Cao Xin Yue]] as Chu Wei
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*[[Niu Jun Feng]] (牛骏峰) as Yuan Song
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*[[Sun Yi (1996)|Sun Yi]] as Tao Ye
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*[[Huang Meng Ying]] as Xiao Yu
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*[[Zhao Xuan Qi]] (赵炫棋) as Yin Xin
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*[[Tian Xiao Jie]] (田小洁) as Yuan Zhengde, Emperor of Western Wei
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*[[Lu Qin Xi]] as Lu E
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*[[Sun Ning]] as Noble Consort Shu
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*[[Jin Han]] (金瀚) as Zhao Xifeng
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;Xianyang
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*[[Xin Shao Lin]] (邢昭林) as Yue Qi
 
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*[[Cao Xi Yue]] as Jin Zhu
 
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*[[Zhu Sheng Wei]] (朱圣祎) as Xiao Ba
 
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*[[Ruan Hui Jing]] (阮伟旌) as He Xiao
 
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*[[Li Ruo Jia]] (李若嘉) as Zhong Yu
 
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*[[Miao Miao]] (苗苗) as Xiao Qi
 
 
*[[Huang Hai Bing]] as Zhan Ziyu  
 
*[[Huang Hai Bing]] as Zhan Ziyu  
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*[[Hu Bing]] as Wu Daoya
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*[[Dong Chun Hui]] as Liang Shaoqing (voiced by [[Qi Si Jia]])  
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*[[Wang Dong]] as Yuwen Hao  
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*[[Yuan Zi Yi]] as Meng Feng (voiced by [[Yang Jing (voice actress)|Yang Jing]])  
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*[[Guo Feng]] (郭锋) as Yuwen Zhuo
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*[[Ma Xi Mi]] as Xia Chong (voiced by [[Zhu Yi (voice actress)|Zhu Yi]])
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*[[Li Ying]] as Bai Sheng
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*[[Zhang Zhi Wei]] as Tian Chengyu
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*[[Dong Chun Hui]] (董春辉) as Liang Shaoqing
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*[[Yu Ai Qun]] as Ouyang Qian
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*[[Jin Jia]] as Yuan Che 
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*[[He Yu Cheng]] as Ouyang Mo
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*[[Wang Yu (1994)|Wang Yu]] (王嵛) as Jinsi 
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*[[Huang Jia Qi]] (黄嘉琪) as Xing Xing
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*[[Yuan Zi Yi]] (苑子艺) as Meng Feng 
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*[[Liu Yu Cui]] (刘玉翠) as Madam Song
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;Bahatu
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*[[Fu Jia]] as Zhushun 
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*[[Kang Ning]] as Zha Ma (voiced by [[Tang Xiao Xi]])
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*[[Rex Zhang]] (张瑞) as Jinghan 
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**[[Zhang Hao Ran (1983)|Zhang Hao Ran]] as Shi Da
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*[[Chen Si Han]] (陈思瀚) as Wei Suye 
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*[[Zhan Yun Feng]] (粘云峰) as Zha Lu
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*[[Jurat Kutilai]] (居来提·库提来) as Wei Suyou 
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*[[Jiang Yi Yi]] as Curly hair
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;Other
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*[[Cao Xin Yue]] as Chu Wei
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*[[Cheng Jia]] as Wu Danyu's wife
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*[[Li Jun (3)|Li Jun]] as Lao Luo
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*[[Ma Kun]] as Zhang Yu
  
 
==Production Credits==
 
==Production Credits==
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*'''Original writing (novel):''' 11 Chu Te Gong Huang Fei (11處特工皇妃) by ''Xiao Xiang Dong Er''
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*'''Original Writing:''' 11 Chu Te Gong Huang Fei (11處特工皇妃) by [[Xiao Xiang Dong Er]]
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*'''Screenwriter:''' Jia Wen (嘉纹), Yang Tao (杨涛), Chen Lan (陈岚)
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*'''Director:''' [[Wu Jin Yuan]], [[Chen Guo Hua]], [[Li Cai]]
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*'''Directors:'''[[Wu Jin Yuan]], Chen Guo Hua (陈国华), Li Cai (李才)
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Jia Wen]] (嘉纹), [[Yang Tao]], [[Chen Lan]]
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*'''Producer:''' [[Liu Ying Xuan]] (柳盈瑄)
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*'''Producer:''' [[Liu Ying Xuan]] (柳盈瑄), [[Zhu Xie En]] (朱谢恩)
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*'''Stylist:''' [[Chen Le Qin]]
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*'''Action Choreographer:''' [[Wang De Ming]]
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*'''Company:''' Ciwen Media, Mitao Media, and Croton Media.
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==Recognitions==
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*'''2017 11th Tencent Video Star Awards:''' Television Actress of the Year ([[Zhao Li Ying]])
  
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
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*The shooting wrapped up on November 21, 2016
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*Filming took place in [[wikipedia:Hengdian World Studios|Hengdian World Studios]] and [[wikipedia:Inner Mongolia|Inner Mongolia]].
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*Filming lasted around five months beginning May 30, 2016 and ending October 31, 2016.
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*The drama received consistently high ratings during its run.
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*The cast and crew held an open house on Aug. 24, 2016, inviting the media from China, Hong Kong and Taiwan to visit the set.
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*Zhao Li Ying lost eight pounds for the role.
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*Lin Geng Xin shared that he wasn't able to smile for his role.
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*Zhao Li Ying is the one who suggested [[Dou Xiao]] for the role of Yan Xun. Lin Geng Xin reportedly signed on for the project because it was being headlined by Zhao Li Ying.
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*Many people were furious at the way the drama ended so abruptly as it only tackled a portion of the novel. Zhao Li Ying was reportedly also disappointed that the drama wasn't a complete adaptation.
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==Reviews==
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''See [[Princess Agents/Reviews]]''
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
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*[http://www.weibo.com/tegonghuangfei?is_hot=1 Weibo Princess Agents]
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*[https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%A5%9A%E4%B9%94%E4%BC%A0/17156299 Baidu Baike]
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*[http://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%A5%9A%E4%B9%94%E4%BC%A0/17156299?fromtitle=11%E5%A4%84%E7%89%B9%E5%B7%A5%E7%9A%87%E5%A6%83&fromid=16793437&type=syn Baidu Baike]
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*[https://movie.douban.com/subject/26363186/ Douban]
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*[http://www.weibo.com/tegonghuangfei?is_all=1 Weibo]
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[[Category:CDrama]] [[Category:CDrama2017]] [[Category:Hunan TV]]
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[[Category:Historical]]
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[[Category:Romance]]
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[[Category:Action]]
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[[Category:Croton Media]]
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[[Category:Ciwen Media]]

Latest revision as of 15:31, 14 April 2026

Princess Agents

Details

  • Title: 楚乔传 / Chu Qiao Zhuan
  • English title: Princess Agents
  • Also known as: 11处特工皇妃 (11 Chu Te Gong Huang Fei) / 11th Bureau Princess Agents / 特工皇妃楚乔传 (Te Gong Huang Fei Chu Qiao Zhuan) / Legend of Chu Qiao
  • Genre: Historical, Romance, Action
  • Episodes: 67
  • Viewership ratings: peak = 2.525%, average= 1.741% [1]
  • Broadcast network: Hunan TV
  • Broadcast period: 2017-Jun-05 to 2017-Aug-01
  • Air time: 22:00 (Monday to Thursday)
  • Original soundtrack: Princess Agents OST
  • Related TV series: Rebirth (2026), Te Gong Wang Fei Chu Qiao Zhuan (2026)

Synopsis

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties,the Western Wei enslaved large numbers of civilians. The slave girl, Chu Qiao (Zhao Li Ying), is thrown into a forest along with other slaves and becomes the next hunting target for the rich lords. She is saved by the Prince of Northern Wei, Yan Xun (Dou Xiao). Afterwards, she is brought into a powerful family of Yuwen and witnesses their bloody power struggle. Seeing this, she swears to take her younger sister and flee from the situation. However, she catches the attention of Yuwen Yue (Lin Geng Xin), and undergoes strict training while building a sense of companionship with Yan Xun. Unfortunately, the Emperor of Western Wei is distrustful of the powerful Yan clan, and slaughters Yan Xun's entire family.

After that incident, Yan Xun grows ambitious and cruel to avenge for the things and the people he lost. He doubts Chu Qiao and takes advantages of her loyalty and love many times, disregarding their relationship as well as the sacrifices he will have to make for power. Disappointed with the man she once loved, Chu Qiao eventually breaks off her relationship with Yan Xun and decides to join hands with Yuwen Yue, yet she may be too late...

User/Viewer Ratings

4.74
(23 votes)

Cast

Main Cast
Yuwen Manor
Xiuli Army
Han Shan Alliance
Chu Qiao's family
Northern Wei
Northern Yan
Northern Liang
Xianyang
Bahatu
Other

Production Credits

Recognitions

  • 2017 11th Tencent Video Star Awards: Television Actress of the Year (Zhao Li Ying)

Notes

  • Filming took place in Hengdian World Studios and Inner Mongolia.
  • Filming lasted around five months beginning May 30, 2016 and ending October 31, 2016.
  • The drama received consistently high ratings during its run.
  • The cast and crew held an open house on Aug. 24, 2016, inviting the media from China, Hong Kong and Taiwan to visit the set.
  • Zhao Li Ying lost eight pounds for the role.
  • Lin Geng Xin shared that he wasn't able to smile for his role.
  • Zhao Li Ying is the one who suggested Dou Xiao for the role of Yan Xun. Lin Geng Xin reportedly signed on for the project because it was being headlined by Zhao Li Ying.
  • Many people were furious at the way the drama ended so abruptly as it only tackled a portion of the novel. Zhao Li Ying was reportedly also disappointed that the drama wasn't a complete adaptation.

Reviews

See Princess Agents/Reviews

External Links

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