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*'''Broadcast network:''' Shanghai TV
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' Shanghai TV
 
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2010-Mar-15
 
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2010-Mar-15
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*'''Opening theme song:'''  ''Luo Hua'' (落花) by [[Ruby Lin]]
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*'''Opening theme song:'''  Falling Flowers (落花) by [[Ruby Lin]]
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*'''Ending theme song:''' ''Jiao Fang Dian'' (椒房殿) by [[Mickey He]]
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*'''Ending theme song:''' Jiao Fang Dian (椒房殿) by [[Mickey He]]
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*'''Insert songs:'''
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**Qing Lian (青莲) by [[Jiang Yi Yi]]
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**Chang'an Song (长安歌)
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**Swan Song (绝唱) by [[Li Mei Li]] (李美丽) (adult) & [[Dong Wen Qing]] (董雯青) (child)
  
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
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Living in the early Western Han Dynasty, Du YunXi's extraordinary talents are noticed by the Dowager Empress, who sends her to marry and spy on King Dai. However, the two fall in love and form a powerful alliance. In later years, she realizes that her lady-in-waiting has been plotting against her and it takes all of her tactics and skills to defeat the obstacles that follow. Her amazing success lead to a golden age in Chinese history, known as the WenJing era.
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Living in the early Western Han Dynasty, Du Yunxi's extraordinary talents are noticed by the Dowager Empress, who sends her to marry and spy on King Dai. However, the two fall in love and form a powerful alliance. In later years, she realizes that her lady-in-waiting has been plotting against her and it takes all of her tactics and skills to defeat the obstacles that follow. Her amazing success lead to a golden age in Chinese history, known as the WenJing era.
  
 
==User/Viewer Ratings==
 
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==Cast==
 
==Cast==
 
[[File:MeiRenXinJi.jpg|thumb|400px|Beauty's Rival in Palace]]
 
[[File:MeiRenXinJi.jpg|thumb|400px|Beauty's Rival in Palace]]
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===Main Cast===
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*[[Ruby Lin]] as [[Wikipedia:Empress Dou (Wen)|Dou Yi Fang]] / Du Yunxi / Xiang Lian (Dou Yi Fang's mother)
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**[[Lin Miao Ke]] as young Dou Yi Fang
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*[[Sammul Chan]] as [[Wikipedia:Emperor Wen of Han|Liu Heng]]
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**[[Wu Ruo Si]] (吴诺斯) as Liu Heng
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===The Women===
 
===The Women===
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*[[Ruby Lin]] as [[Wikipedia:Empress Dou (Wen)|Dou Yi Fang]] / Xiang Lian (Dou Yi Fang's mother)
 
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**[[Lin Miao Ke]] as young Dou Yi Fang
 
 
*[[Wang Li Kun]] as Nie Shen Er / [[Wikipedia:Empress Wang Zhi|Wang Zhi]] / Ping Hua (Shen Er's mother)
 
*[[Wang Li Kun]] as Nie Shen Er / [[Wikipedia:Empress Wang Zhi|Wang Zhi]] / Ping Hua (Shen Er's mother)
 
**[[Jiang Yi Yi]] as young Nie Shen Er and young Wang Zhi
 
**[[Jiang Yi Yi]] as young Nie Shen Er and young Wang Zhi
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*[[Zhang Xin Xin]] as Pei Xin
 
*[[Zhang Xin Xin]] as Pei Xin
 
*[[Han Jun Zi]] (韩君子) as Jiang Si  
 
*[[Han Jun Zi]] (韩君子) as Jiang Si  
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*[[Yang Nan]] (杨楠) as Rong Er  
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*[[Yang Nan (actress)|Yang Nan]] (杨楠) as Rong Er  
 
*[[Qu Yue]] as Zi Su  
 
*[[Qu Yue]] as Zi Su  
 
*[[Tang Jing]] (唐静) as Xi Que
 
*[[Tang Jing]] (唐静) as Xi Que
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===The Men===
 
===The Men===
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*[[Sammul Chan]] as [[Wikipedia:Emperor Wen of Han|Liu Heng]]
 
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**[[Wu Ruo Si]] (吴诺斯) as Liu Heng
 
 
*[[Mickey He]] as [[Wikipedia:Zhou Yafu|Zhou Ya Fu]]
 
*[[Mickey He]] as [[Wikipedia:Zhou Yafu|Zhou Ya Fu]]
 
*[[Luo Jin]] as [[Wikipedia:Emperor Hui of Han|Liu Ying]]
 
*[[Luo Jin]] as [[Wikipedia:Emperor Hui of Han|Liu Ying]]
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**[[Feng Yi Zhe]] (冯祎哲) as young Liu Ying
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**[[Feng Yi Zhe (2)|Feng Yi Zhe]] (冯祎哲) as young Liu Ying
 
*[[Gao Hao]] as [[Wikipedia:Emperor Jing of Han|Liu Qi]]
 
*[[Gao Hao]] as [[Wikipedia:Emperor Jing of Han|Liu Qi]]
 
**[[Ma Rui Hao]] as young Liu Qi
 
**[[Ma Rui Hao]] as young Liu Qi
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Yu Zheng]]
 
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Yu Zheng]]
 
*'''Producer:''' [[Yu Zheng]]
 
*'''Producer:''' [[Yu Zheng]]
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*'''Cinematographer:''' Zhang Zhi Wei (张志伟)
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*'''Cinematographer:''' [[Zhang Zhi Wei (cinematographer)|Zhang Zhi Wei]]
 
*'''Music Director:''' [[Li Ge]] (李戈)
 
*'''Music Director:''' [[Li Ge]] (李戈)
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*'''Company:''' Huanyu Film  
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*'''Casting Director:''' [[Deng Xi Bin]]
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*'''Dubbing Director:''' [[Jiang Guang Tao]], [[Zhang Kai (voice actress)|Zhang Kai]]
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*'''Production Designer:''' [[Yu Zheng]]
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*'''Art Director:'''  [[Zhong Zhi Peng]] (钟志鹏), [[Li Xian Chang]]
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*'''Action Director:''' [[Zhu Shao Jie]]
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*'''Stylist:''' [[Zhong Jia Ni]]
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*'''Company:''' Zi Jun (紫骏影视传媒集团), Huanyu Film
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Latest revision as of 00:16, 6 June 2026

Beauty's Rival in Palace

Details

  • Title: 美人心计 / Mei Ren Xin Ji
  • English title: Beauty's Rival in Palace
  • Also known as: Schemes of a Beauty
  • Genre: Historical, Romance
  • Episodes: 40
  • Broadcast network: Shanghai TV
  • Broadcast period: 2010-Mar-15
  • Opening theme song: Falling Flowers (落花) by Ruby Lin
  • Ending theme song: Jiao Fang Dian (椒房殿) by Mickey He
  • Insert songs:

Synopsis

Living in the early Western Han Dynasty, Du Yunxi's extraordinary talents are noticed by the Dowager Empress, who sends her to marry and spy on King Dai. However, the two fall in love and form a powerful alliance. In later years, she realizes that her lady-in-waiting has been plotting against her and it takes all of her tactics and skills to defeat the obstacles that follow. Her amazing success lead to a golden age in Chinese history, known as the WenJing era.

User/Viewer Ratings

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Cast

Beauty's Rival in Palace

Main Cast

The Women

The Men

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