Bai Jingting and Tian Xiwei's New Drama

Bai Jingting and Tian Xiwei's new drama is a love drama called Everyday in Xinchuan.

Introduction:

"Xinchuan Daily" tells the story that girls from all over the world gathered in Xinchuan because of a marriage election. Andrew (Bai Jingting), the sixth young master of Xinchuan who has always kept a low profile, accidentally became attached to Li Wei (Tian Xiwei), who just wanted to lose the election and live comfortably in his hometown. * * * started a new life, but many conditions set off each other.

With Andrew's opening to the court, they gradually shared the same taste and shared the same heart. They spent three meals and four seasons hand in hand, grew up with other brothers and sisters with different personalities and fates, and wrote the warm daily life of the Xinchuan family together.

Adapted from the novel "Everyday in Blue Clothes", modern women crossed into the Qing Dynasty and became four younger brothers and one room princess. The hostess did not take advantage of changing the world through women, nor did she listen to politics with her script. Instead, she became a favored princess wholeheartedly, won the favor of the emperor, gave birth to a daughter and five men, and became a big winner in the harem.

Characters:

Andrew, the gentle and introverted sixth young master of Xinchuan, played by Bai Jingting, is a very learned man with great ambitions, but he can't get the attention of the young masters of Xinchuan, so he has to put away his edge and fight for opportunities. Li Wei, played by Tian Xiwei, was unexpectedly introduced to Andrew to get married. The customs and concepts of Jichuan, where she comes from, are completely different from those of Xinchuan, where Andrew lives.

The heroine Tian Xiwei, a representative of the sweet girl circle, has a round face, big eyes and pear vortex, a lovely face and a slender figure.

Appearance:

You can't tell the specific dynasty just by looking at the clothes of men and women. It is a high probability to adopt the overhead age, and its advantage is that it is more operable and does not need to compare the life stories of historical prototypes.