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Ori-Princess
Finished Airing TV PG - Children

Ori-Princess

Tian Xin Ge Ge · 甜心格格 · 2011

A spirited commoner princess brings hilarious chaos to the Qing imperial court.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonFall 2011 StudioPuzzle Animation Studio Limited SourceOriginal
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Born and raised in a humble civilian village, lively and outspoken young Tianxin discovers a shocking secret: her estranged father is actually the reigning Emperor of China. Brought into the forbidden walls of the imperial palace, the newly recognized princess struggles to conform to rigid royal protocol, strict court etiquette, and haughty aristocratic expectations. Alongside her palace friends Linglong, Huahua, and Shoushou, the irreverent princess uses her clever street smarts, genuine kindness, and boundless energy to dismantle stuffy imperial traditions, turning solemn royal chambers into stages of hilarious slapstick comedy.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Produced by Puzzle Animation Studio Limited in Shenzhen, *Tian Xin Ge Ge* debuted on Chinese television in 2011 and quickly grew into one of the country's most celebrated historical comedy cartoons. Combining colorful 2D character animation, ancient Qing Dynasty costuming, and energetic slapstick humor, the series won numerous national broadcasting awards, including honors from the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television, inspiring sequels, comic books, and popular themed educational toys across China.
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