The original comic is serialized in 1949- 1955, which belongs to the first generation of girl comics. It is set in the shogunate era, but many modern things such as robots and airplanes have been added. 1986 Another cartoonist, Zhu Benquan, adapted a new version of the cartoon from the original. The style of painting is close to that of girl comics in recent years, but it is very different from the original and animation.
The heroine is Daming's daughter, but the translation of Hong Kong animated version and Taiwan comic version into "Princess" is actually incorrect. In Japanese, "Ji" or "Ji-like" does not necessarily refer exclusively to the royal daughter or the inner prince, but also to the noble lady.
This cartoon has been adapted into a real movie and TV series:
The movie version of 1954 is starring Xue Cun.
1960 movie starring Haruko Wanibuchi.
1958 starring Xu Zhongyuan in the Japanese drama version.
1983 Japanese drama version starring Xiao Ye Kyoko.
Mao Inoue starred in the 2008 Japanese drama version.
In 2009, the Japanese drama version starred Mao Inoue and Asahi Uchida.
1986, this cartoon is adapted into a TV animation, and the heroine is voiced by (Lin in Chinese); Hong Kong TVB Emerald Channel broadcast this animation on May 1988, which is the seventh set of works broadcast by Medialink Animation International Co., Ltd. in Hong Kong. During the broadcast in Hong Kong, the Cantonese theme song of the same name was sung by Liu Meijun and included in the album "Childe's Love" published by Sony boardman. The public broadcasting right in Taiwan Province Province was first obtained by super TV stations.