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| + | The story talks about the story after Yan Zi was just raped and how Shan Zi went to jail. Yan Zi and Yu Hao are always in arguments, because Yan Zi wants to keep the secret of her being raped away from Yu Hao. Yu Yan also tries diligently to get rid of her delicate and weak image and turns herself into “the big sister”. Even though Yu Hao doesn’t like Yu Yan’s transformation, yet he is unable to stop her. As a result, misunderstandings and conflicting opinions gradually draws a barrier between them. | ||
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On the other hand, because of Yu Hao's popularity, causes him to be faced with a crisis from both the good and the bad sides. At this time, undercover cop, Ah Lie secretly shows up at Yu Hao's side and becomes good friends with him. Step by step, he gathers information on the gang's affairs and wants to destroy the Eagle Gang with one blow. | On the other hand, because of Yu Hao's popularity, causes him to be faced with a crisis from both the good and the bad sides. At this time, undercover cop, Ah Lie secretly shows up at Yu Hao's side and becomes good friends with him. Step by step, he gathers information on the gang's affairs and wants to destroy the Eagle Gang with one blow. | ||
| − | + | The policeman who has helped Yu Hao ever since he was a child - Hui Shu - gets the information that Yu Hao is going to be framed by someone and could be used as a target for peace. Everyone agree that Yu Hao should go into temporary seclusion, but the real reason that caused him to decide to make such a move is Yu Yan. Yu Hao is afraid that the distance between him and Yu Yan would grow further and further apart. Therefore, he wants to take her to lead the calm and steady life that she truly longs for. He hopes that he can take advantage of this chance to retrieve the happiness that they both had while they were in love. | |
| − | Everyone agree that Yu Hao should go into temporary seclusion, but the real reason that caused him to decide to make such a move is Yu Yan. Yu Hao is afraid that the distance between him and Yu Yan would grow further and further apart. Therefore, he wants to take her to lead the calm and steady life that she truly longs for. He hopes that he can take advantage of this chance to retrieve the happiness that they both had while they were in love. | ||
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Revision as of 23:54, 20 May 2013
Contents
Details
- Title: 鬥魚 (斗鱼) / Dou Yu
- English title: The Outsiders
- Genre: Action, romance
- Broadcast network: GTV
Season 1
- Episodes: 20
- Broadcast period: 2004
- Opening theme song: Bu Gong Ping (不公平) Unfair by Jenny Yang
- Ending theme song: Lydia by F.I.R
Synopsis
Story revolves around three sworn brothers namely Yu Hao, Shan Zi and Yang Xiong Qi. They are delinquents, fighting to gain what they want, though they have never officially joined any triads yet. Their leader Yu Hao falls for Xiao Yan Zi, who is the opposite of everything that the boys are. She is from a family with very good background and has a bright future as a budding pianist. An ambush on Yu Hao by a rival gang brings them together when Yan Zi saves Yu Hao.
So the story revolves around how they fall in love and how Yu Hao, in a bid to protect Yan Zi, ends up joining the triads in order to get protection. --spcnet.tv
Cast
- Dylan Kuo as Yu Hao / Ah Hao / Hao Ge
- Ady An as Pei Yu Yan / Xiao Yan Zi
- Lan Cheng Long as Shan Li Jie / Shan Zi
- Joelle Lu as Hong Dou
- Michael Zhang as Yang Xun Qi / Ah Qi
- Queenie Tai as Shao Xiao Die
- Pang Yong Zhi as Pang Rui Guo
- Xie Cheng Jun as Ah Bao
- Tan Ai Zhen as Grandma
- Ken Lo as Geng Ji Xiong / Xiong Ge
Production Credits
- Director: Ke Han Chen (柯翰辰)
External Links
Season 2
- Episodes: 20
- Broadcast period: 2004-Sep-29 start
- Air time: Weekdays 21:00
- Opening theme song: Hui Se Kong Jiang (灰色空間) by Show Lo
- Ending theme song: Ni Suo (你說) by Chen Ke Hao
Synopsis
The story talks about the story after Yan Zi was just raped and how Shan Zi went to jail. Yan Zi and Yu Hao are always in arguments, because Yan Zi wants to keep the secret of her being raped away from Yu Hao. Yu Yan also tries diligently to get rid of her delicate and weak image and turns herself into “the big sister”. Even though Yu Hao doesn’t like Yu Yan’s transformation, yet he is unable to stop her. As a result, misunderstandings and conflicting opinions gradually draws a barrier between them.
On the other hand, because of Yu Hao's popularity, causes him to be faced with a crisis from both the good and the bad sides. At this time, undercover cop, Ah Lie secretly shows up at Yu Hao's side and becomes good friends with him. Step by step, he gathers information on the gang's affairs and wants to destroy the Eagle Gang with one blow. The policeman who has helped Yu Hao ever since he was a child - Hui Shu - gets the information that Yu Hao is going to be framed by someone and could be used as a target for peace. Everyone agree that Yu Hao should go into temporary seclusion, but the real reason that caused him to decide to make such a move is Yu Yan. Yu Hao is afraid that the distance between him and Yu Yan would grow further and further apart. Therefore, he wants to take her to lead the calm and steady life that she truly longs for. He hopes that he can take advantage of this chance to retrieve the happiness that they both had while they were in love.
Cast
- Dylan Kuo as Yu Hao 于皓
- Ady An as Pei Yu Yan / Xiao Yan Zi 裴語燕 / 小燕子
- Michael Zhang as Yang Xun Qi / Ah Qi 楊勳奇 / 阿奇
- Show Lo as Yuan Cheng Lie / Ah Lie 袁承烈 / 阿烈
- Joelle Lu as Lu Qi Hong / Hong Dou 陸綺紅 / 紅豆
- Xie Cheng Jun as Ah Bao 阿豹
- Pang Yong Zhi as Pang Rui Guo / Lao Shu 龐瑞國 / 老鼠
- Carmen Tang as Hong Lie Lie 洪蕾蕾
- Xue Yuan Cong as Fan Yi Bin / Xiao Bin 范奕斌 / 小斌
- Zhang Guo Zhu as Senior Official
- Ken Lo as Geng Ji Xiong / Xiong Ge