[Zhū’s Work] We’ve been eagerly awaiting this—tonight at eight, let’s enjoy the splendor of “Chang’an Nu” together.



 

“Mingyu, in this lifetime, I will never part from you.”

“Isn’t your goal simply to achieve fame and success?”

“The only one who holds my heart’s weakness is you.”

“I am preparing for revenge.”

 

After much anticipation, the hit series “Chang’an No.”—which features the Zhu brothers in every stage of post-production and costume design—is finally here! We dedicate this drama to every dream‑builder along life’s journey, and wish all teachers a happy Teacher’s Day. Tonight, it premieres exclusively on Tencent Video, with two new episodes dropping every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 8 p.m., while members can enjoy six episodes ahead of the public!

 

Fame is within reach, a beloved by my side—quietly awaiting the bloom of youth.

 

“Chang’an Nuò” brings together a top-tier production team, jointly produced by Yue Shi Media, Yue Heng Film & TV, Xinmei Chengpin, Chengzi Image, Zhonghui Film & TV, and Huaren Century. The executive producers are Wang Xianmin, Zeng Maojun, Yin Xiangjin, Qian Rui, Sun Lili, and Chen Yuan; the chief producers are Fang Fang, Wang Xianmin, and Zhong Junyan; and the producers include Zhang Zhiwei, Wang Weiyi, Deng Xibin, Wang Shan, Jiang Lei, and Wang Bizheng.

 

 

The series is helmed by acclaimed director Yin Tao and stars Cheng Yi, Zhao Yingzi, and Han Dong in the lead roles, with a delightful surprise appearance by Yang Chaoyue. In the golden autumn of September, this powerhouse creative team invites audiences to savor the beauty of youth together.

 

 

One of the major highlights of “Chang’an No” is the heart-wrenching romance between Helan Mingyu (Zhao Yingzi) and Xiao Chengxu (Cheng Yi)—from their innocent, heartfelt bond in youth, to the inevitable separation that forces them apart, and finally to their subsequent paths of self‑determination. It’s a tale of love and rivalry that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. Meanwhile, director Yin Tao is widely regarded as one of the industry’s finest at capturing complex emotions, so we can expect yet another classic onscreen couple. Fans, be sure to grab some tissues before tuning in!

 

 

“China Red” takes you on a journey back to Chang’an.

 

Since the trailer dropped, many viewers have commented, “The color palette is grand, and the lines are so swoon‑worthy.” As a stickler for detail, the show’s post‑production truly delivers, brimming with care and sincerity. One of the underlying messages of “Prosperous Chang’an” is the hope for thriving industries and peaceful lives for the people; accordingly, the series makes extensive use of “Chinese red” along with warm hues like orange and yellow, highlighting both the regal majesty of the imperial court and the vibrant bustle of everyday life in the marketplace.

 

 

Meanwhile, the solemnity of autumn military reviews is further heightened by the evocative sounds of cold browns and grays, mingling with the clashing of weapons—each echoing its own setting. From imperial palaces and grand halls to humble alleyways and the battlefield, the scene vividly portrays how hard-won the prosperity of Chang’an truly was.

 

 

Clouds seem to wear her robes, flowers seem to vie for her grace; the spring breeze brushes the balustrade, and the dew is richly opulent.

 

Beyond the painstaking attention to detail in the post-production visuals, the costumes—crafted with the involvement of the Zhu brothers—also exude an artisan’s meticulous artistry. Exquisite embroidery perfectly captures the youthful elegance of the young heroes and the regal dignity of the sovereign. The armor worn by the lead actors seamlessly blends opulent splendor with practical functionality, evoking the heroic spirit of “sharing roasted meat under a thousand‑li banner, strumming fifty‑stringed zithers to the sounds beyond the frontier,” and raising anticipation to soaring heights!

 

 

This time, the ruqun has become a key element in crafting the splendor of the imperial court. The designer tailored each piece to reflect the character’s status and age. Rich Chinese red, vibrant and radiant, is complemented by gradient-printed details that exude the dignified elegance befitting the grand ceremonial traditions of the Dasheng Kingdom.

 

 

Meanwhile, Dong Ruoxuan’s pairing of goose yellow with indigo blue conveys a sense of youthful grace and lively charm.

 


“Regardless of the type of clothing”
Each and every one of them exudes the sophisticated elegance of Chang’an Nu.

 


Your September boyfriend, Xiao Chengxu, is about to go online.
Hurry up and get ready.
Turn on Tencent Video at 8 p.m. on September 10.
Sharing the Beauty of Youth Together