Wei Zi offered tea to the emperor.

This is the second part of Cao Jun's The Little Monk in Real Life.

I didn't go to school in the first movie, and I almost forgot. I remember that happy little monk was the eleventh son of the emperor. I wanted to pass it on to the emperor after he died. He touched the words of the testamentary edict with sunlight and passed them on to his tenth brother. His abbot teacher died.

In the second part, happiness became the abbot. The emperor put the queen in the cold palace (the queen was replaced), preferring a snake-changed concubine. Wei Zi is a Buddhist and has an uncle named Iron Drum (in the first part, he died or lost his memory). The little prince is always called the happy little uncle, and there is a magistrate whose nose is always red. He has a daughter who likes iron drums.

A little wordy, that's all I remember, I hope I can help you.