Who plays Gao Tianbao, the food slave?

The Qing Dynasty costume drama "Food is a Slave" starring Wong Cho Lam, Wan Qiwen, Huang Zhixian, Wu Dingxin, Zhang Jicong and others is currently airing. What kind of person is the talented chef Gao Tianbao played by Wong Cho Lam?

Let me give you a detailed introduction to the life of Gao Tianbao in the play.

Wong Cho Lam as Gao Tianbao Character Information Gender: Male Age: 26 Occupation: Gourmet and talented chef Personality: Optimistic and cheerful, quick and humorous, and has a pure heart.

It's just that sometimes, because of pride and ambition, I speak a little unscrupulously and don't realize that the world is dangerous.

Because I was born with a love for food and was born in a wealthy family, I have eaten all kinds of delicacies since I was a child, and developed an extremely sensitive sense of taste and smell. Once I taste various delicacies, I can guess the seasonings and ingredients.

Extremely picky about food.

If a chef is trying to pass off inferior ingredients, cut corners, or even cook them under insufficient heat, he can tell the difference just by tasting them.

In order to pursue the true taste of food, I traveled all over the country. When I occasionally encountered strange dishes, I would not hesitate to ask the chef for advice in order to understand the secrets.

Therefore, he is also quite accomplished in cooking. Whenever the cook cannot fully meet the requirements, he will cook it himself, which is even more enjoyable.

Background: His family has been a salt merchant in Yangzhou for generations and has accumulated a lot of wealth. Therefore, when Tianbao was young, he had no shortage of fine clothes and delicious food, and he only pursued different delicacies all day long.

Later, because the court cracked down on illicit salt sales to protect tax revenue, his father conspired with other salt merchants and was promoted as a scapegoat. As a result, the Gao family was closed down by the court, and the family fell into decline.

Tianbao was reduced to Beijing. In order to make a living, he and his servant Li Wei (played by Hu Nuoyan) opened a small food stall in the slums to make a living.

Although the shop is simple and the charges are low, Tianbao insists on maintaining the deliciousness of the food and winning by quality. Therefore, although the business of the shop is good, the income is only enough to make ends meet.

Tianbao encounters an unrequited love for Nian Ruobi (played by Wu Dingxin), who is known as the most beautiful woman in Beijing. She is also the sister of Nian Gengyao (Ou Ruiwei) and has a unique talent for food research. Unfortunately, Prince Xiang has a dream and the goddess has no intention.

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Next door to Tianbao's stall is Mi Xiaoyu (played by He Yanshi), who sells noodles. The two had a disagreement over the issue of setting up the stall, but they also got to know each other because of their grudges and developed feelings for each other.

It wasn't until the two entered the imperial kitchen to work and spent time facing each other day and night that their buried feelings began to emerge.

By chance, Tianbao accidentally met the fourth prince Yinzhen (played by Huang Zhixian) who was traveling incognito. The two had the same temperament and became close friends, even more like brothers.

Since Yinzhen was unfamiliar to the people, Tianbao was also willing to take care of Yinzhen who was in private as a senior. Even some of Yinzhen's problems in the palace were successfully solved after discussions with Tianbao, making the relationship between the two increasingly close.

Due to the appreciation of Yinzhen and Kangxi (played by Yue Hua), Tianbao was able to enter the imperial dining room, where he met his old enemy Cai Heting (played by Lin Shengbin).

Tianbao had known that the imperial dining room was full of dangers and was not a place for happiness, and there would be a fight between the two sides.

Tianbao participated in this competition with a heart of pursuing delicious food and selfless dedication.

However, Tianbao never thought that he would be involved in a thrilling battle among the nine kings to seize the throne.

In this life-and-death battle, Tianbao, with the secret assistance of Mi Gui (played by Qin Huang), the world's best chef and five-flavor master, repeatedly turned defeat for Yinzhen into victory in adverse situations, and finally won Yinzhen's favor in the eyes of Kangxi.

Impression, and finally won the throne.

Tianbao's cooking skills have also greatly improved due to the true inheritance of his master Wuwei, and he has reached the pinnacle of his gastronomic career.

At the same time, Tianbao is involved in a love-hate relationship with Xiaoyu, Ruobi, Yinzhen, and Ji Muxue (played by Wan Qiwen), and is extremely troubled.

Forced by the situation, Ruobi, whom she loved in her heart, married Yinzhen as her concubine.

As Yinzhen ascended the throne and became Emperor Yongzheng, problems in governing the country arose, and Yongzheng was exhausted physically and mentally.

Faced with the separation from his lover Mu Xue, coupled with the complicated personnel struggle, Yong Zheng's personality changed drastically. He decided to use harsh methods to deal with dissidents, and even hurt the allies around him who had helped him win the country. As a result, he turned against Tianbao and the two finally broke up.