What does Chen Qiaoen say about Ruan Jingtian?

In my personal opinion, Chen Qiaoen doesn't seem to have commented much on Ruan Jingtian.

But for me, who was not very interested in Taiwanese idol dramas when I was a girl, "Fated I Love You" directed by Chen Mingzhang is a very exceptional Taiwan puppet, and when it first came out, I chased it down without landing an episode.

This drama starring Chen Qiaoen, Ruan Jingtian, Chen Chuhe, and Bai Xinhui broke the previous "Prince Becomes a Frog", which was also starring Chen Qiaoen, and became the highest-rated idol drama in the history of Taiwanese TV dramas and has maintained it to this day - in fact, this drama can be regarded as the pinnacle of Taiwan puppets, and since then, Taiwan puppets have gradually gone downhill, even if "Next Stop, Happiness" starring An Yixuan and Wu Jianhao later exploded, it still could not save the overall decline.

The setting of the heroine Chen Xinyi is an ordinary post-it note girl, like most ordinary girls in this world, no personality is her personality. But even ordinary girls will look forward to meeting their own Prince Charming, so Chen Xinyi is so suitable for self-substitution. Therefore, this setting firmly grasps the hearts of the majority of women, that is, the main body of idol dramas.

And Cinderella becoming a princess and marrying a prince is what everyone likes the most. The prince took Cinderella's hand and received the envy of countless people, which is probably the scene of all girls' dreams. Moreover, in the first few episodes, Chen Xinyi quickly explained that Chen Xinyi fell in love with a scumbag to the wrong bed with Ji Cunxi after being abandoned, and then the prince helped Cinderella slap her face and abandon her scumbag ex-boyfriend with raised eyebrows, the plot is fast and relieved.

The relationship between the two is very good, and the evaluation should be very high.

They didn't show this in the entertainment industry.

They're all good friends, so they shouldn't be at odds with each other.

This has to wait for Chen Qiaoen to say it himself.

This is not very clear, friends who know can talk about it.

I don't know this, I haven't read the report, so I should have a pretty high evaluation.

This is not clear, so it depends on what the parties say.

I don't know, I haven't heard her evaluation.

"Fate I Love You" is a Taiwanese idol drama starring Chen Qiaoen and Ruan Jingtian in 2008, which became the highest-rated idol drama in the history of Taiwan's electric limb and television with the highest average rating of a single episode, and has remained until the present, setting off a wave of "post-it notes" frenzy at that time. Starring Chen Qiaoen and Ruan Jingtian, also known as the "Ji couple".

Destined I Love You".

Chen Xinyi, played by Chen Qiaoen, turned out to be a post-it girl, who had an incredible love affair with Ji Cunxi, the ninth president of the Magic Spirit Group, on a cruise ship, and then married Ji Cunxi because she was pregnant.

Stills from "Fate I Love You".

Stills from "Fate I Love You".

Stills from "Fate I Love You".

After Chen Qiaoen and Ruan Jingtian collaborated on "Fated I Love You", they did not co-star in film and television dramas again.

Interestingly, after 8 years, the two formed a CP because of a web drama starring each other. That is "Ghost Blowing the Lantern: The Essence of the Ancient City" starring Chen Qiaoen and "Ghost Blowing the Lantern: The Yellow Skin Tomb" starring Ruan Jingtian, both of which are adaptations of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" sung by the world. Shriley Yang played by Chen Qiaoen and Hu Bayi played by Ruan Jingtian are the heroes and heroines in "Ghost Blowing the Lantern"**, and they are also a couple who sublimated their revolutionary friendship through various life and death moments.

Ghost Blows Out the Essence of the Ancient City by Shirley Yang.

Shirley Yang, also known as Shirley Yang, Yang Shirley, is a Chinese-American photographer for National Geographic magazine.

Ghost blows the lantern of the Yellow Skin Grave" Hu Bayi.

Hu Bayi, whose real name is Hu Jianjun, is a native of Fujian. Veteran.

Although the reputation and response of "Huangpizi Tomb" are not as good as "Exquisite Ancient City", our Comrade Hu Bayi was still young at the time, and he deserves to be forgiven (snickering).

According to "Ghost Blowing the Lantern"**, the young Hu Bayi played by Ruan Jingtian was 20 years earlier than Shirley Yang played by Chen Qiaoen, and the two originated from "Fate I Love You", and now they are starring in the same series of online dramas and talked about a love after 20 years, do you say this is fate?