Cast
See also: Characters of Princess PearlMain characters are Xiao Yan Zi(小燕子), Xia Ziwei (夏紫薇), Yongqi (永琪), Fu Erkang (福尔康) and Emperor Qianlong (乾隆皇帝).
| Character | Season 1"还珠格格1". Sina. Retrieved 27 June 2010. | Season 2"还珠格格2". Sina. Retrieved 27 June 2010. | Season 3"还珠格格3". Sina. Retrieved 27 June 2010. |
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| Xiaoyanzi (小燕子) | Zhao Wei | Huang Yi | |
| Xia Ziwei (夏紫薇) | Ruby Lin | Ma Yili | |
| Yongqi (永琪) | Alec Su | Leo Ku | |
| Fu Erkang (福尔康) | Zhou Jie | ||
| Jinsuo (金琐) | Fan Bingbing | ||
| Qianlong Emperor (乾隆皇帝) | Zhang Tielin | Ti Lung | |
| Empress (皇后) | Dai Chunrong | Jiang Lili | |
| Consort Ling (令妃) | Juanzi | Chen Li | |
| Nanny Rong (容嬷嬷) | Li Mingqi | Qiao Shen | |
| Liu Qing (柳青) | Lu Shiyu | ||
| Liu Hong (柳红) | Chen Ying | ||
| Fu Ertai (福尔泰) | Banny Chen | ||
| Saiya (塞娅) | Zhang Heng | ||
| Fulun (福伦) | Hai Bo | ||
| Fujin (福晋) | Liu Fang | ||
| Empress Dowager (皇太后) | Zhao Minfen | ||
| Qing'er (晴儿) | Wang Yan | ||
| Hanxiang (含香) | Liu Dan | ||
| Mengdan (蒙丹) | Mu Fengbin | ||
| Xiaojian (箫剑) | Zhu Hongjia | Huang Xiaoming | |
| Nanny Gui (桂嬷嬷) | Zhai Yuerong | Zhou Guiyun | |
| Xia Yingying (夏盈盈) | Jiang Qinqin | ||
| Chen Zhihua (陈知画) | Qin Lan | ||
| Princess Musha (慕沙公主) | Liu Tao | ||
| Meng Bai (猛白) | Zang Jinsheng | ||
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