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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
*'''Title:''' 射雕英雄传 / She Diao Ying Xiong Zhuan | *'''Title:''' 射雕英雄传 / She Diao Ying Xiong Zhuan | ||
| − | *'''English title:''' Legend of the Condor Heroes | + | *'''English title:''' The Legend of the Condor Heroes |
*'''Genre:''' Wuxia | *'''Genre:''' Wuxia | ||
*'''Episodes:''' 52 | *'''Episodes:''' 52 | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' Dragon TV | *'''Broadcast network:''' Dragon TV | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2017-Jan- | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2017-Jan-09 to 2017-Apr-18 |
*'''Air time:''' 22:00 | *'''Air time:''' 22:00 | ||
| − | *''' | + | *'''Original soundtrack:''' [[The Legend of the Condor Heroes (2017) OST]] |
| − | *'''Related TV series:''' | + | *'''Related TV series:''' see [[Legend of the Condor Heroes]], [[Return of the Condor Heroes]] |
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | + | The first instalment of the legendary Wuxia trilogy tells the story of the two sons of sworn brothers Guo Xiao Tian and Yang Tie Xin in the time of the Song and Lin Dynasties. As the brothers get killed, their wives survive and give birth to their unborn sons. Guo Jing grows up with the Mongols and Yang Kang with the Jin, even though their fathers are Song Dynasty heroes. As they grow up to study martial arts, their journey begins to avenge their father and cleanse the lands of evil in the process. | |
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Yang Xu Wen]] ( | + | ===Main=== |
| − | *[[Li Yi Tong]] as Huang Rong | + | *[[Yang Xu Wen]] as Guo Jing (voiced by [[Qian Wen Qing]]) |
| − | *[[Chen Xing Xu]] | + | **[[Dong Li Wu You]] as Guo Jing (young) |
| − | *[[Meng Zi Yi]] ( | + | :Son of Guo Xiao Tian and Li Ping. A honest and loyal person. Despite being slow, he is hardworking, strong-willed and fearless. He also possesses a strong sense of right and wrong. |
| + | *[[Li Yi Tong]] as Huang Rong (voiced by [[Xu Jia Qi (1992)|Xu Jia Qi]]) | ||
| + | :Daughter of Huang Yao Shi. She is bright, intelligent and is a jack-of-all-trades. She meets Guo Jing dressed as a beggar boy. Despite finding him foolish, she is intrigued and moved by his kindness. | ||
| + | *[[Chen Xing Xu]] as Yang Kang (Wanyan Kang) (voiced by [[Peng Yao]]) | ||
| + | :Son of Yang Tie Xin and Bao Xi Ruo. Was raised by Wanyan Hong Lie. A cunning and hypnotical man, who is greedy for wealth and power. | ||
| + | *[[Meng Zi Yi]] as Mu Nian Ci (voiced by [[Li Shi Meng]]) | ||
| + | :Adopted daughter of Yang Tie Xin (Mu Yi). Learnt the Carefree Fist from Hong Qigong. Despite her love for Yang Kang, she remains loyal to the Song Dynasty. | ||
| − | === | + | ===Song Dynasty === |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Shao Bing]] as Guo Xiao Tian, descendant of the Guo Patriot Family. Sworn brother of Yang Tie Xin, husband of Li Ping and Guo Jing's father |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Li Zong Han]] as Yang Tie Xin (Mu Yi), descendant of the Yang family who possesses the "Yang Family Spear". Sworn brother of Guo Xiao Tian, husband of Bao Xi Ruo and father of Yang Kang (voiced by [[Wang Lei (1969)|Wang Lei]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Zeng Li]] as Li Ping, wife of Guo Xiao Tian and mother of Guo Jing (voiced by [[Li Shi Rong|Li Shi Rong]]) |
| − | *[[Chang | + | *[[Liu Qian Han]] as Bao Xi Ruo, wife of Yang Tie Xin and mother of Yang Kang |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Yu Ai Lei]] as Duan Tian De, military officer of Lin An (later becomes a servant at Guiyun Manor). Survives by currying favor with powerful people |
| + | *[[Yang Yong Wen]] as Lu Wen De, commander of Xiangyang's military forces | ||
| + | *[[Li Zhong Yang]] as Gai Yun Cong, prefecture of Jia Xing | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Seven Freaks of Jiangnan=== | ||
| + | *[[Wang Kui Rong]] as Ke Zhen'e ("Flying Bat"), leader of the Seven Freaks. He is blinded by Mei Chao Feng, but possesses great hearing and martial art skills. Favors a staff and poisoned darts | ||
| + | *[[Ji Chen Mu]] as Zhu Cong (Marvelous-Handed Scholar"), second eldest and wisest of the group. Has great thieving and pick-pocketing skills (voiced by [[Ling Zhen He]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Chun Yuan]] as Han Bao Ju ("King of Horses"), third eldest of the group. Specialized in mounted martial arts, whips and ropes | ||
| + | *[[Ma Jing Jing]] as Nan Xi Ren ("Southern Hill Lumberjack"), fourth eldest of the group. A man of great physical strength but with a shy personality | ||
| + | *[[Xin Peng (2)|Xin Peng]] as Zhang Ah Sheng ("Laughing Buddha"), fifth eldest of the group. A man of big proportions but with agile martial arts skills nonetheless. Used to be a monk. Always in good spirits (voiced by [[Tu Te Ha Meng]]) | ||
| + | *[[Long De]] as Quan Jin Fa ("Hidden Hero in the Busy City"), sixth eldest of the group. A street vendor that specializes in the lance and spear (voiced by [[Zhang Lei (1982)|Zhang Lei]]) | ||
| + | *[[Xiao Yin]] as Han Xiao Ying ("Yue Maiden Sword"), youngest and the only female in the group. Specialist of the sword. Zhang Asheng's lover (voiced by [[Lu Xi Ran]]) | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Wanyan Hong Lie's associates / Jin Dynasty=== | ||
| + | *[[Zong Feng Yan]] as Wanyan Hong Lie, sixth prince of Jin Dynasty. Takes care of Bao Xi Ruo after Yang Tie Xin's death and raises Yang Kang as his own. (voiced by [[Zhang Zhen (1976)|Zhang Zhen]]) | ||
| + | *[[Cao Yang]] as Wanyan Hong Xi, third prince of Jin Dynasty. Hong Lie's elder brother | ||
| + | *[[Lin Yi Zheng]] as Sha Tong Tian ("Devil's Gate Dragon King"), teacher of the Four Devils | ||
| + | *[[Gu De Chao]] as Hou Tong Hai ("Three Headed Dragon"), senior of the Four Devils and Sha Tong Tian's junior | ||
| + | *[[Sun Hao]] as Peng Lian Hu ("Thousand Hands Butcher"), an infamous mass murderer who prefers short spears and throwing stars | ||
| + | *[[Gao Yu Qing]] as Liang Zi Weng ("Ginseng Immortal Old Demon"), a martial artist from Chang Bai Mountain and a master in poisons and cures who grew a viper for 20 years to enhance his internal power | ||
| + | *[[Ren Xi Hong]] as Ling Zhi Shang Ren (Distinguished Big Hand"), a monk from Tibet who has mastered the Poisoned Palm skill | ||
| + | ;Four Devils of the Yellow River: | ||
| + | *[[Liu Tao Tao]] (刘涛涛) as Qian Qing Jian, nicknamed "Death's Axe" | ||
| + | *[[Zhao Shuai (actor)|Zhao Shuai]] as Wu Qing Lie, nicknamed "Life-Chasing Spear" | ||
| + | *[[Jia Jin]] (贾进) as Ma Qing Xiong, nicknamed "Soul-Capturing Whip" | ||
| + | *[[Fan Jian Yun]] as Shen Qing Gang, nicknamed "Soul-Severing Saber" | ||
| − | === | + | ===Mongolians=== |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Tay Ping Hui]] as [[Wikipedia:Genghis Khan|Temüjin]], an ambitious warlord. Takes in Guo Jing and his mother, and raised Guo Jing as his own (voiced by [[Fan Zhe Chen]]) |
| − | *[[Ji | + | *[[Dai Wen Wen]] as Hua Zheng, daughter of Temüjin. Close childhood friend of Gu Jing, and has a crush on him (voiced by [[Liu Qing (2)|Liu Qing]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Hou Rui Xiang]] as Tuo Lei, son of Temüjin and sworn brother of Guo Jing |
| − | *[[ | + | **[[Zhang Zi Hao]] as Tuo Lei (young) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Fu Tian Jiao]] as Zhe Bie, an expert archer from a rivarly tribe who becomes Temujin's trusted subordinate. Guo Jing and Tuo Lei's archery teacher |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Wu Ri Ji Tu]] as Wang Han, sworn brother of Temüjin's father. Khan of the [[wikipedia:Keraites|Keraites]] |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Hong Tong Ba Tu]] as Zha Mu He, god son of Wang Han and sworn brother of Temüjin |
| + | *[[Bai Sha]] (白鲨) as Sang Kun, son of Wang Han and rival of Temüjin | ||
| + | *[[Gang De Er]] as Du Shi, Sang Kun's son and Wang Han's grandson. Hua Zheng's fiancee | ||
| + | **[[Gao Yu Yang]] as Du Shi (young) | ||
| + | *[[Ai Li Ku]] as Chagatai, Temüjin's second son | ||
| + | *[[Bao Di]] as Wo Kuo Tai, Temujin's third son | ||
| + | *[[Su Li De]] as Bo Er Shu, subordinate of Temujin. An archer who was defeated by Zhe Bie | ||
| + | *[[An Qi Er]] as Mu Hua Li, subordinate of Temujin | ||
| − | === | + | ===Quanzhen Sect=== |
| − | *[[ | + | A Taoist cultivation sect, very skilled in harnessing inner power. |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Han Dong]] as Wang Chong Yang, founder of the sect. One of ''The Five Greats'', the "Central Divinity" (voiced by [[Wang Kai (1980)|Wang Kai]]) |
| + | *[[Ning Wen Tong]] as Zhou Bo Tong, nicknamed "Old Urchin". Wang Chong Yang's junior, whose skill is comparable to him. A well known prankster, who loves to play tricks on people | ||
| − | + | The "Seven Immortals of Quanzhen", who take over after Wang Chong Yang's death: | |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Wang Li]] as Ma Yu (Danyangzi), current leader of Quan Zhen Sect. Teaches Guo Jing inner energy skills (voiced by [[Qu Jing Guo]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Zhao Qiu Sheng]] as Tan Chu Duan |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Song Tao]] as Liu Chu Xuan |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Shao Feng]] as Qiu Chu Ji (Changchunzi), a martial arts hero with a fierce determination and strong hatred toward the Jin Dynasty. He befriends Guo Xiao Tian and Yang Tie Xin and names their unborn children. Yang Kang's teacher (voiced by [[Wu Ling Yun]]) |
| − | *[[Guo Jun]] as Wang | + | *[[Guo Jun]] as Wang Chu Yi (Yuyangzi), nicknamed "Iron Leg Immortal". He befriends Guo Jing after learning that Guo learnt some Quanzhen skills from Ma Yu (voiced by [[Tang Shui Yu]]) |
| − | *[[Liu Wei]] as | + | *[[Liu Wei]] as Hao Da Tong |
| − | *[[Zhao Cong]] | + | *[[Zhao Cong]] as Sun Bu'er, the only female of the Quanzhen sect seven immortals. Took Sui Yu Meng under her wing when she became an orphan and was adopted by the Cheng family. |
| − | *[[ | + | Disciples: |
| − | *[[Wang Lin ( | + | *[[Sui Yu Meng]] as Cheng Yao Jia, owner of Tong Ren Pawn Shop and disciple of Sun Bu'er (Voiced by [[Yan Meng Meng]]) |
| + | *[[Wang Lin (actor)|Wang Lin]] as Yin Zhi Ping, Qiu Chu Ji's disciple (voiced by [[Liang Xiao Qiang]]) | ||
| − | *[[ | + | ===Peach Blossom Island=== |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Michael Miu]] as Huang Yao Shi (Dong Xie), one of the ''The Five Greats''. Nicknamed the "Eastern Heretic" due to his unorthodox martial art skills and temperament. Father of Huang Rong. Kicked all of his disciples off the island after being betrayed by Mei Chao Feng (Voiced by [[Zhou Ye Mang]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Mi Lu]] as Mei Chao Feng, one half of the Black Wind Twin Killers and nicknamed the Iron Corpse. Possesses the greatly feared "White Boa Whip Skill". She eloped with her husband Chen Xuan Feng after stealing the Nine Yin Manual (voiced by [[Zhang Ai]]). Yang Kang's second teacher |
| − | *[[Li | + | *[[Zhang Xi Lai]] as Chen Xuan Feng, one half of the Black Wind Twin Killers and nicknamed the Copper Corpse. Mei Chao Feng's husband |
| + | *[[Jerry Chang]] as Lu Cheng Feng, self-proclaimed "Handicap of Five Lakes" as he settled near Lake Tai in Guiyun Manor. He shares the same passion for arts as Huang Yao Shi and inherits his master's knowledge of medicine and strategic formations | ||
| + | *[[Li Yi Xiao]] as Feng Heng, Huang Yao Shi's late wife and Huang Rong's late mother (voiced by [[Yang Jing (voice actress)|Yang Jing]]) | ||
| + | *[[Gong Zheng Nan]] as Lu Guan Ying, son of Lu Cheng Feng and young master of Guiyun Manor. Disciple of Xian Xia Sect's Ku Mu Da Shi (voiced by [[Wang Chen Guang]]) | ||
| + | *[[Xia Zi Tong]] as Sha Gu, the mentally handicapped daughter of former Peach Blossom Island apprentice Qu Ling Feng, who lives in Niu Village | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Beggar Sect=== | ||
| + | *[[Zhao Li Xin]] as Hong Qi Gong (Bei Gai), one of ''The Five Greats'', the "Northern Beggar"; and founder of the sect. Known for his love for food. Taught Mu Nian Ci martial arts when she was young; and later imparts his skills to Guo Jing and Huang Rong | ||
| + | *[[Lu Sen Bao]] as Elder Peng, elder of the Clean Clothes faction | ||
| + | *[[Liu Yu]] as Elder Liang, elder of the Clean Clothes faction | ||
| + | *[[Fan Zhong Hua]] as Elder Jian, elder of the Clean Clothes faction | ||
| + | *[[Song Qing]] as Lu You Jian, leader of the Dirty Clothes faction. In line to to become the next sect leader. Good friends with Guo Lin and Huang Rong | ||
| + | *[[He Guo Xuan]] as Li Sheng (Chief Li), helps oversee the beggar sect in the regions of the Central Plains. Assists Cheng Yao Jia in dealing with Ouyang Ke | ||
| + | *[[Xu Qi Hang]] as Yu Zhao Xing, helps oversee the beggar sect in the regions of the Central Plains | ||
===Mount White Camel=== | ===Mount White Camel=== | ||
| − | *[[Liu Zhi Yang]] ( | + | The sect relies on poison to overcome stronger opponents. |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Hei Zi]] as Ouyang Feng (Xi Du), one of ''The Five Greats''. Nicknamed "The "Western Venom" for his use of poisons; has mastered the Toad Stance (voiced by [[Yang Mo]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Liu Zhi Yang]] as Ouyang Ke, Ouyang Feng's nephew. A lecherous flirt who enjoys preying on young and beautiful maidens. He is followed by four maidens in white. Likes Huang Rong and often harasses her (voiced by [[Yang Tian Xiang]]) |
| + | **Ouyang Ke's maidens in white: | ||
| + | :#[[Hu Lin Jie]] (胡麟婕) | ||
| + | :#[[Zhou Ting]] | ||
| + | :#[[Tian Li Bing]] (田力冰) | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Iron Palm Sect=== | ||
| + | *[[Jiang Yi Ming]] as Qiu Qian Ren, nicknamed "Iron Palm Skimming on Water". Leader of the sect. Possesses incredible ([[wikipedia:Qinggong|qinggong]]) skills (voiced by [[Zhang Yao Han]]) | ||
| + | *[[Jiang Yi Ming]] as Qiu Qian Zhang, Qiu Qian Ren's twin brother. Relies on impersonating his brother to scheme others for a living (voiced by [[Zhang Yao Han]]) | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Duan Sect=== | ||
| + | *[[Ray Lui]] as Reverend Yideng / Emperor Duan Zhi Xing (Nan Di), "The Southern Emperor", one of ''The Five Greats'' | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Kai Yi]] as Liu Ying (Ying Gu) | ||
| + | *[[Hu Bo]] as Dian Cang Yu Yin | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Lu (2)|Zhang Lu]] as Qiao Fu | ||
| + | *[[Yin Shuo]] as Wu San Tong | ||
| + | *[[Liang Jin Shan]] (梁金山) as Zhu Zi Liu | ||
===Others=== | ===Others=== | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Hou Tong Jiang]] as Master Jiao Mu, abbot of Fa Hua Monastery and uncle of Duan Tian De (voiced by [[Guo Zheng Jian]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Qin Xiao Fei (2)|Qin Xiao Fei]] (秦小飞) as Light monk |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Zhang Hai Feng]] as Leader of Tribe |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Cheng Liu Yi]] as Mo Kemo |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Zhang Feng (2)|Zhang Feng]] as General Wu |
| + | *[[Nuo Min Da Lai]] as Bei Er Zhi Jin / Shu Chi | ||
| + | *[[Cao Han Chao]] as Fat Beggar | ||
| + | *[[Zhou Hong Liang]] as Slim Beggar | ||
| + | *[[Han Xu]] as Housekeeper Jian, housekeeper of Prince Zhao Manor | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Yin Long]] as Xiao Tong | ||
| + | *[[Li Bin Bin]] as Musclar Man | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Hao (?)|Zhang Hao]] (张浩) as Little Beggar | ||
| + | *[[Wang Yang (1989)|Wang Yang]] as Hawker | ||
| + | *[[Tian Zhi Qiang]] (田志强) as Deputy General Duan | ||
| + | *[[Wang Guo Dong]] as Wan Yankang's subordinate | ||
| + | *[[Wu Feng Lin]] as Wan Yankang's subordinate | ||
| + | *[[Liu Meng Fan]] (刘梦帆) as Hong Lie's subordinate | ||
| + | *[[Chen Yi Fu]] as Hong Lie's subordinate | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Chao (1990)|Zhang Chao]] as Hong Lie's subordinate | ||
| + | *[[Zhu Bing Hui]] (朱炳辉) as Hong Lie's subordinate | ||
| + | *[[Li Qin (actor)|Li Qin]] as Boatman | ||
| + | *[[Sun Bao]] as Hu Tou Mao Boss | ||
| + | *[[Li Shi Yan]] as Mongolian woman | ||
| + | *[[Han Ji Wei]] as Waiter | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
| − | *'''Original | + | *'''Original Writing:''' ''[[Wikipedia:The Legend of the Condor Heroes|She Diao Ying Xiong Zhuan]]'' by [[Jin Yong]] |
| − | *'''Producer:''' [[Gong Yu]] ( | + | *'''Director:''' [[Jiang Jia Jun]] |
| − | *'''Director:''' [[ | + | *'''Assistant Director:''' [[Xu Ling Ling]] |
| + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Shen Yu Chen]] (沈昱辰), [[Wang Zi Qi (writer)|Wang Zi Qi]], [[Zhao Wei Na]] (赵微娜), [[Xu Tao]] (徐涛), [[Chen Man Ling]] (陈曼玲) | ||
| + | *'''Producer:''' [[Gong Yu]], [[Wang Jian Jun]] (王建军), [[Zhao Yi Fang]], [[Chi Yu Feng]] (池宇峰), [[Yue Li Na]] | ||
| + | *'''Executive Producer:''' [[Guo Jing Yu]], [[Ge Xu Feng]] (葛旭峰), [[Li Jian Wen]] (李捷文) | ||
| + | *'''Production Designer:''' [[Liu Jing Ping]] | ||
| + | *'''Art Director:''' [[Fan Ya Nan]] | ||
| + | *'''Music Supervisor:''' [[Zhao Lin (musician)|Zhao Lin]] | ||
| + | *'''Costume Designer:''' [[Hou Yun Yi]] | ||
| + | *'''Action Director:''' [[Bao Wen Feng]] | ||
| + | *'''Company:''' Huace Media, iQiyi, Dragon TV, Perfect World Pictures, Jianxin Pictures | ||
| + | *'''Filming location:''' Jinyun County, Zhejiang | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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| − | + | *[https://movie.douban.com/subject/26663086/ Douban] | |
| + | *[https://www.weibo.com/hwshediao Weibo] | ||
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Details
- Title: 射雕英雄传 / She Diao Ying Xiong Zhuan
- English title: The Legend of the Condor Heroes
- Genre: Wuxia
- Episodes: 52
- Broadcast network: Dragon TV
- Broadcast period: 2017-Jan-09 to 2017-Apr-18
- Air time: 22:00
- Original soundtrack: The Legend of the Condor Heroes (2017) OST
- Related TV series: see Legend of the Condor Heroes, Return of the Condor Heroes
Synopsis
The first instalment of the legendary Wuxia trilogy tells the story of the two sons of sworn brothers Guo Xiao Tian and Yang Tie Xin in the time of the Song and Lin Dynasties. As the brothers get killed, their wives survive and give birth to their unborn sons. Guo Jing grows up with the Mongols and Yang Kang with the Jin, even though their fathers are Song Dynasty heroes. As they grow up to study martial arts, their journey begins to avenge their father and cleanse the lands of evil in the process.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
Main
- Yang Xu Wen as Guo Jing (voiced by Qian Wen Qing)
- Dong Li Wu You as Guo Jing (young)
- Son of Guo Xiao Tian and Li Ping. A honest and loyal person. Despite being slow, he is hardworking, strong-willed and fearless. He also possesses a strong sense of right and wrong.
- Li Yi Tong as Huang Rong (voiced by Xu Jia Qi)
- Daughter of Huang Yao Shi. She is bright, intelligent and is a jack-of-all-trades. She meets Guo Jing dressed as a beggar boy. Despite finding him foolish, she is intrigued and moved by his kindness.
- Chen Xing Xu as Yang Kang (Wanyan Kang) (voiced by Peng Yao)
- Son of Yang Tie Xin and Bao Xi Ruo. Was raised by Wanyan Hong Lie. A cunning and hypnotical man, who is greedy for wealth and power.
- Meng Zi Yi as Mu Nian Ci (voiced by Li Shi Meng)
- Adopted daughter of Yang Tie Xin (Mu Yi). Learnt the Carefree Fist from Hong Qigong. Despite her love for Yang Kang, she remains loyal to the Song Dynasty.
Song Dynasty
- Shao Bing as Guo Xiao Tian, descendant of the Guo Patriot Family. Sworn brother of Yang Tie Xin, husband of Li Ping and Guo Jing's father
- Li Zong Han as Yang Tie Xin (Mu Yi), descendant of the Yang family who possesses the "Yang Family Spear". Sworn brother of Guo Xiao Tian, husband of Bao Xi Ruo and father of Yang Kang (voiced by Wang Lei)
- Zeng Li as Li Ping, wife of Guo Xiao Tian and mother of Guo Jing (voiced by Li Shi Rong)
- Liu Qian Han as Bao Xi Ruo, wife of Yang Tie Xin and mother of Yang Kang
- Yu Ai Lei as Duan Tian De, military officer of Lin An (later becomes a servant at Guiyun Manor). Survives by currying favor with powerful people
- Yang Yong Wen as Lu Wen De, commander of Xiangyang's military forces
- Li Zhong Yang as Gai Yun Cong, prefecture of Jia Xing
Seven Freaks of Jiangnan
- Wang Kui Rong as Ke Zhen'e ("Flying Bat"), leader of the Seven Freaks. He is blinded by Mei Chao Feng, but possesses great hearing and martial art skills. Favors a staff and poisoned darts
- Ji Chen Mu as Zhu Cong (Marvelous-Handed Scholar"), second eldest and wisest of the group. Has great thieving and pick-pocketing skills (voiced by Ling Zhen He)
- Wang Chun Yuan as Han Bao Ju ("King of Horses"), third eldest of the group. Specialized in mounted martial arts, whips and ropes
- Ma Jing Jing as Nan Xi Ren ("Southern Hill Lumberjack"), fourth eldest of the group. A man of great physical strength but with a shy personality
- Xin Peng as Zhang Ah Sheng ("Laughing Buddha"), fifth eldest of the group. A man of big proportions but with agile martial arts skills nonetheless. Used to be a monk. Always in good spirits (voiced by Tu Te Ha Meng)
- Long De as Quan Jin Fa ("Hidden Hero in the Busy City"), sixth eldest of the group. A street vendor that specializes in the lance and spear (voiced by Zhang Lei)
- Xiao Yin as Han Xiao Ying ("Yue Maiden Sword"), youngest and the only female in the group. Specialist of the sword. Zhang Asheng's lover (voiced by Lu Xi Ran)
Wanyan Hong Lie's associates / Jin Dynasty
- Zong Feng Yan as Wanyan Hong Lie, sixth prince of Jin Dynasty. Takes care of Bao Xi Ruo after Yang Tie Xin's death and raises Yang Kang as his own. (voiced by Zhang Zhen)
- Cao Yang as Wanyan Hong Xi, third prince of Jin Dynasty. Hong Lie's elder brother
- Lin Yi Zheng as Sha Tong Tian ("Devil's Gate Dragon King"), teacher of the Four Devils
- Gu De Chao as Hou Tong Hai ("Three Headed Dragon"), senior of the Four Devils and Sha Tong Tian's junior
- Sun Hao as Peng Lian Hu ("Thousand Hands Butcher"), an infamous mass murderer who prefers short spears and throwing stars
- Gao Yu Qing as Liang Zi Weng ("Ginseng Immortal Old Demon"), a martial artist from Chang Bai Mountain and a master in poisons and cures who grew a viper for 20 years to enhance his internal power
- Ren Xi Hong as Ling Zhi Shang Ren (Distinguished Big Hand"), a monk from Tibet who has mastered the Poisoned Palm skill
- Four Devils of the Yellow River
- Liu Tao Tao (刘涛涛) as Qian Qing Jian, nicknamed "Death's Axe"
- Zhao Shuai as Wu Qing Lie, nicknamed "Life-Chasing Spear"
- Jia Jin (贾进) as Ma Qing Xiong, nicknamed "Soul-Capturing Whip"
- Fan Jian Yun as Shen Qing Gang, nicknamed "Soul-Severing Saber"
Mongolians
- Tay Ping Hui as Temüjin, an ambitious warlord. Takes in Guo Jing and his mother, and raised Guo Jing as his own (voiced by Fan Zhe Chen)
- Dai Wen Wen as Hua Zheng, daughter of Temüjin. Close childhood friend of Gu Jing, and has a crush on him (voiced by Liu Qing)
- Hou Rui Xiang as Tuo Lei, son of Temüjin and sworn brother of Guo Jing
- Zhang Zi Hao as Tuo Lei (young)
- Fu Tian Jiao as Zhe Bie, an expert archer from a rivarly tribe who becomes Temujin's trusted subordinate. Guo Jing and Tuo Lei's archery teacher
- Wu Ri Ji Tu as Wang Han, sworn brother of Temüjin's father. Khan of the Keraites
- Hong Tong Ba Tu as Zha Mu He, god son of Wang Han and sworn brother of Temüjin
- Bai Sha (白鲨) as Sang Kun, son of Wang Han and rival of Temüjin
- Gang De Er as Du Shi, Sang Kun's son and Wang Han's grandson. Hua Zheng's fiancee
- Gao Yu Yang as Du Shi (young)
- Ai Li Ku as Chagatai, Temüjin's second son
- Bao Di as Wo Kuo Tai, Temujin's third son
- Su Li De as Bo Er Shu, subordinate of Temujin. An archer who was defeated by Zhe Bie
- An Qi Er as Mu Hua Li, subordinate of Temujin
Quanzhen Sect
A Taoist cultivation sect, very skilled in harnessing inner power.
- Han Dong as Wang Chong Yang, founder of the sect. One of The Five Greats, the "Central Divinity" (voiced by Wang Kai)
- Ning Wen Tong as Zhou Bo Tong, nicknamed "Old Urchin". Wang Chong Yang's junior, whose skill is comparable to him. A well known prankster, who loves to play tricks on people
The "Seven Immortals of Quanzhen", who take over after Wang Chong Yang's death:
- Wang Li as Ma Yu (Danyangzi), current leader of Quan Zhen Sect. Teaches Guo Jing inner energy skills (voiced by Qu Jing Guo)
- Zhao Qiu Sheng as Tan Chu Duan
- Song Tao as Liu Chu Xuan
- Shao Feng as Qiu Chu Ji (Changchunzi), a martial arts hero with a fierce determination and strong hatred toward the Jin Dynasty. He befriends Guo Xiao Tian and Yang Tie Xin and names their unborn children. Yang Kang's teacher (voiced by Wu Ling Yun)
- Guo Jun as Wang Chu Yi (Yuyangzi), nicknamed "Iron Leg Immortal". He befriends Guo Jing after learning that Guo learnt some Quanzhen skills from Ma Yu (voiced by Tang Shui Yu)
- Liu Wei as Hao Da Tong
- Zhao Cong as Sun Bu'er, the only female of the Quanzhen sect seven immortals. Took Sui Yu Meng under her wing when she became an orphan and was adopted by the Cheng family.
Disciples:
- Sui Yu Meng as Cheng Yao Jia, owner of Tong Ren Pawn Shop and disciple of Sun Bu'er (Voiced by Yan Meng Meng)
- Wang Lin as Yin Zhi Ping, Qiu Chu Ji's disciple (voiced by Liang Xiao Qiang)
Peach Blossom Island
- Michael Miu as Huang Yao Shi (Dong Xie), one of the The Five Greats. Nicknamed the "Eastern Heretic" due to his unorthodox martial art skills and temperament. Father of Huang Rong. Kicked all of his disciples off the island after being betrayed by Mei Chao Feng (Voiced by Zhou Ye Mang)
- Mi Lu as Mei Chao Feng, one half of the Black Wind Twin Killers and nicknamed the Iron Corpse. Possesses the greatly feared "White Boa Whip Skill". She eloped with her husband Chen Xuan Feng after stealing the Nine Yin Manual (voiced by Zhang Ai). Yang Kang's second teacher
- Zhang Xi Lai as Chen Xuan Feng, one half of the Black Wind Twin Killers and nicknamed the Copper Corpse. Mei Chao Feng's husband
- Jerry Chang as Lu Cheng Feng, self-proclaimed "Handicap of Five Lakes" as he settled near Lake Tai in Guiyun Manor. He shares the same passion for arts as Huang Yao Shi and inherits his master's knowledge of medicine and strategic formations
- Li Yi Xiao as Feng Heng, Huang Yao Shi's late wife and Huang Rong's late mother (voiced by Yang Jing)
- Gong Zheng Nan as Lu Guan Ying, son of Lu Cheng Feng and young master of Guiyun Manor. Disciple of Xian Xia Sect's Ku Mu Da Shi (voiced by Wang Chen Guang)
- Xia Zi Tong as Sha Gu, the mentally handicapped daughter of former Peach Blossom Island apprentice Qu Ling Feng, who lives in Niu Village
Beggar Sect
- Zhao Li Xin as Hong Qi Gong (Bei Gai), one of The Five Greats, the "Northern Beggar"; and founder of the sect. Known for his love for food. Taught Mu Nian Ci martial arts when she was young; and later imparts his skills to Guo Jing and Huang Rong
- Lu Sen Bao as Elder Peng, elder of the Clean Clothes faction
- Liu Yu as Elder Liang, elder of the Clean Clothes faction
- Fan Zhong Hua as Elder Jian, elder of the Clean Clothes faction
- Song Qing as Lu You Jian, leader of the Dirty Clothes faction. In line to to become the next sect leader. Good friends with Guo Lin and Huang Rong
- He Guo Xuan as Li Sheng (Chief Li), helps oversee the beggar sect in the regions of the Central Plains. Assists Cheng Yao Jia in dealing with Ouyang Ke
- Xu Qi Hang as Yu Zhao Xing, helps oversee the beggar sect in the regions of the Central Plains
Mount White Camel
The sect relies on poison to overcome stronger opponents.
- Hei Zi as Ouyang Feng (Xi Du), one of The Five Greats. Nicknamed "The "Western Venom" for his use of poisons; has mastered the Toad Stance (voiced by Yang Mo)
- Liu Zhi Yang as Ouyang Ke, Ouyang Feng's nephew. A lecherous flirt who enjoys preying on young and beautiful maidens. He is followed by four maidens in white. Likes Huang Rong and often harasses her (voiced by Yang Tian Xiang)
- Ouyang Ke's maidens in white:
- Hu Lin Jie (胡麟婕)
- Zhou Ting
- Tian Li Bing (田力冰)
Iron Palm Sect
- Jiang Yi Ming as Qiu Qian Ren, nicknamed "Iron Palm Skimming on Water". Leader of the sect. Possesses incredible (qinggong) skills (voiced by Zhang Yao Han)
- Jiang Yi Ming as Qiu Qian Zhang, Qiu Qian Ren's twin brother. Relies on impersonating his brother to scheme others for a living (voiced by Zhang Yao Han)
Duan Sect
- Ray Lui as Reverend Yideng / Emperor Duan Zhi Xing (Nan Di), "The Southern Emperor", one of The Five Greats
- Zhang Kai Yi as Liu Ying (Ying Gu)
- Hu Bo as Dian Cang Yu Yin
- Zhang Lu as Qiao Fu
- Yin Shuo as Wu San Tong
- Liang Jin Shan (梁金山) as Zhu Zi Liu
Others
- Hou Tong Jiang as Master Jiao Mu, abbot of Fa Hua Monastery and uncle of Duan Tian De (voiced by Guo Zheng Jian)
- Qin Xiao Fei (秦小飞) as Light monk
- Zhang Hai Feng as Leader of Tribe
- Cheng Liu Yi as Mo Kemo
- Zhang Feng as General Wu
- Nuo Min Da Lai as Bei Er Zhi Jin / Shu Chi
- Cao Han Chao as Fat Beggar
- Zhou Hong Liang as Slim Beggar
- Han Xu as Housekeeper Jian, housekeeper of Prince Zhao Manor
- Zhang Yin Long as Xiao Tong
- Li Bin Bin as Musclar Man
- Zhang Hao (张浩) as Little Beggar
- Wang Yang as Hawker
- Tian Zhi Qiang (田志强) as Deputy General Duan
- Wang Guo Dong as Wan Yankang's subordinate
- Wu Feng Lin as Wan Yankang's subordinate
- Liu Meng Fan (刘梦帆) as Hong Lie's subordinate
- Chen Yi Fu as Hong Lie's subordinate
- Zhang Chao as Hong Lie's subordinate
- Zhu Bing Hui (朱炳辉) as Hong Lie's subordinate
- Li Qin as Boatman
- Sun Bao as Hu Tou Mao Boss
- Li Shi Yan as Mongolian woman
- Han Ji Wei as Waiter
Production Credits
- Original Writing: She Diao Ying Xiong Zhuan by Jin Yong
- Director: Jiang Jia Jun
- Assistant Director: Xu Ling Ling
- Screenwriter: Shen Yu Chen (沈昱辰), Wang Zi Qi, Zhao Wei Na (赵微娜), Xu Tao (徐涛), Chen Man Ling (陈曼玲)
- Producer: Gong Yu, Wang Jian Jun (王建军), Zhao Yi Fang, Chi Yu Feng (池宇峰), Yue Li Na
- Executive Producer: Guo Jing Yu, Ge Xu Feng (葛旭峰), Li Jian Wen (李捷文)
- Production Designer: Liu Jing Ping
- Art Director: Fan Ya Nan
- Music Supervisor: Zhao Lin
- Costume Designer: Hou Yun Yi
- Action Director: Bao Wen Feng
- Company: Huace Media, iQiyi, Dragon TV, Perfect World Pictures, Jianxin Pictures
- Filming location: Jinyun County, Zhejiang