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| − | Ni Shui Han is a wuxia drama that combines the delicacy of the characters' internal struggles with martial arts. Based on Wen Rui An's original novel, Ni Shui Han follows the journey of Qi Shao Shang in his quest to find the truth behind his sword, Ni Shui Han. Gu Xi Zhao is the antagonist in this story. He pursues Qi Shao Shang in hopes of stopping him before he finds the truth of the sword. The characters, in their clashes and struggles, weigh the importance of loyalty and justice and the meaning of love and life. Ni Shui Han examines several layers of human feelings and the meaning of life for the characters. It is much more than just a martial arts drama; it is a touching story about truth and life. -- '' | + | Ni Shui Han is a wuxia drama that combines the delicacy of the characters' internal struggles with martial arts. Based on Wen Rui An's original novel, Ni Shui Han follows the journey of Qi Shao Shang in his quest to find the truth behind his sword, Ni Shui Han. Gu Xi Zhao is the antagonist in this story. He pursues Qi Shao Shang in hopes of stopping him before he finds the truth of the sword. The characters, in their clashes and struggles, weigh the importance of loyalty and justice and the meaning of love and life. Ni Shui Han examines several layers of human feelings and the meaning of life for the characters. It is much more than just a martial arts drama; it is a touching story about truth and life. -- ''NovaMania'' |
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
| − | *'''Original writing:''' Novel [[Wen Rui An]] | + | *'''Original writing:''' Novel by [[Wikipedia:Wen Ruian|Wen Rui An]] |
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Wen Hao Jie]] (温豪杰) | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Wen Hao Jie]] (温豪杰) | ||
*'''Director:''' [[Ju Jue Liang]] | *'''Director:''' [[Ju Jue Liang]] | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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*[http://ent.sina.com.cn/v/f/nish/index.html Sina] | *[http://ent.sina.com.cn/v/f/nish/index.html Sina] | ||
[[Category:CDrama]] [[Category:CDrama2004]] [[Category:CTV]] | [[Category:CDrama]] [[Category:CDrama2004]] [[Category:CTV]] | ||
Revision as of 20:50, 28 April 2008
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Gu Xi Zhao and his wife
Details
- Title: 逆水寒 / Ni Shui Han
- Also known as: Cool Sword / Treacherous Waters
- Genre: Wuxia
- Episodes: 40
- Broadcast network: CTV
- Broadcast year: 2004
Synopsis
Ni Shui Han is a wuxia drama that combines the delicacy of the characters' internal struggles with martial arts. Based on Wen Rui An's original novel, Ni Shui Han follows the journey of Qi Shao Shang in his quest to find the truth behind his sword, Ni Shui Han. Gu Xi Zhao is the antagonist in this story. He pursues Qi Shao Shang in hopes of stopping him before he finds the truth of the sword. The characters, in their clashes and struggles, weigh the importance of loyalty and justice and the meaning of love and life. Ni Shui Han examines several layers of human feelings and the meaning of life for the characters. It is much more than just a martial arts drama; it is a touching story about truth and life. -- NovaMania
Cast
- Julian Cheung as Qi Shao Shang
- Wallace Chung as Gu Xi Zhao
- Song Jia as Fu Wan Qing (Gu Xi Zhao's wife)
- Ben Wong as Tie Shou
- Li Xiao Ran as Xi Hong Lei
- Yu Na as Ruan Ming Zheng
- Li Hai Tao as Lei Juan
Production Credits
- Original writing: Novel by Wen Rui An
- Screenwriter: Wen Hao Jie (温豪杰)
- Director: Ju Jue Liang