Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2

Architect Fang Yipo and executive Jiang Kexing have spent three secret-marriage years mistaking distance for dignity and silence for protection. A truth game opens the marriage they never learned to inhabit, while family upheaval and public pressure test whether they can finally face trouble together.

Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2 short-drama poster
Episodes84 eps FormatChinese live action Premiere2026-09-12
TypeChinese live action
Episodes84
RegionChina / Hongguo
Premiere2026-09-12
Signal2026-09-12T00:04:09+08:00 Hongguo first visible
Hongguo first visible2026-09-12T00:04:09+08:00
Official episode count84

Genres and tropes

Story guide

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The story in one line

Architect Fang Yipo and executive Jiang Kexing have spent three secret-marriage years mistaking distance for dignity and silence for protection. A truth game opens the marriage they never learned to inhabit, while family upheaval and public pressure test whether they can finally face trouble together.

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Setting and world

A 2026 Chinese short drama framed by secret marriage and marriage repair.

Narrative framework

The story moves from its initiating crisis through escalating choices toward a confrontation that changes the central relationship.

Main character relationships

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Jiang Kexing Lead protagonist
Character

A central figure in Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2.

Liang Siwei is source-credited as Jiang Kexing.

Fang Yipo Principal counterpart
Character

A central figure in Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2.

Hou Chengyue is source-credited as Fang Yipo.

Core story elements

Secret marriage

Secret marriage shapes the title's main conflict.

Marriage repair

Marriage repair shapes the title's main conflict.

Honest communication

Honest communication shapes the title's main conflict.

Second proposal

Second proposal shapes the title's main conflict.

Season and episode guide

Narrative guide · 1
The initiating crisis

The public synopsis establishes the threat, rupture, or discovery that starts the story.

Narrative guide · 2
Pressure builds

The leads make choices that expose alliances, identities, and competing goals.

Narrative guide · 3
The balance changes

The central confrontation changes who holds power or trust.

Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2 cast and actors

Actor Role / credit Same-actor trail
L Liang Siwei 梁思伟 as Jiang Kexing View actor works
Hou Cheng Yue as Fang Yipo profile photo Hou Cheng Yue 侯呈玥 / Hou Cheng Yue as Fang Yipo View actor works

2 cast credits

Known titles, pinyin, and aliases

SceneTrace title
Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2
Chinese title
京婚浓瘾2
Pinyin / search spelling
Jing Hun Nong Yin Season 2

FAQ

Where can I watch Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2, and how much does the available player cover?

Official listings include Hongguo.

How many episodes does Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2 have?

Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2 is listed with 84 episodes.

What creates the central relationship conflict in Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2?

Architect Fang Yipo and executive Jiang Kexing have spent three secret-marriage years mistaking distance for dignity and silence for protection. A truth game opens the marriage they never learned to inhabit, while family upheaval and public pressure test whether they can finally face trouble together. The concrete mechanics include Secret marriage: Secret marriage shapes the title's main conflict; Marriage repair: Marriage repair shapes the title's main conflict.

Who plays the principal roles in Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2?

Liang Siwei plays Jiang Kexing. Hou Cheng Yue plays Fang Yipo.

Which alternate titles can help when searching for Intoxicated by a Beijing Marriage, Season 2?

Other useful title forms are 京婚浓瘾2 and Jing Hun Nong Yin Season 2.

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