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*[[Zhang Bo Jun]] as Wang Ying, Wang Meilin's father | *[[Zhang Bo Jun]] as Wang Ying, Wang Meilin's father | ||
*[[Lu Sen Bao]] as Cao Jixiang | *[[Lu Sen Bao]] as Cao Jixiang | ||
| − | *[[Zhang Hao Ran]] as Cheng | + | **[[Zhang Hao Ran (1983)|Zhang Hao Ran]] as Cheng Cun Xia |
*[[Tan Xin Rou]] as Yu Xiang | *[[Tan Xin Rou]] as Yu Xiang | ||
*[[Ma Xiang Yi]] as Lan Cao | *[[Ma Xiang Yi]] as Lan Cao | ||
Revision as of 18:48, 21 September 2022
Details
- Title: 女医·明妃传 / Nv Yi Ming Fei Chuan
- English Title: The Imperial Doctress
- Genre: period, romance, inspirational
- Broadcast network: Dragon TV, Jiangsu TV
- Episodes: 50
- Viewership ratings: peak= 2.007%, average= 1.296% (Dragon TV), 1.175% (JSTV) [1]
- Broadcast period: 2016-Feb-13 to 2016-Mar-09
- Air time: 19:30
- Original soundtrack: The Imperial Doctress OST
Synopsis
A drama depicting the legendary life of Tan Yun Xian, who through her enthusiasm and persistence, overcame many difficulties and rose through the ranks to become the most famous female doctor of the Ming Dynasty.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Main
- Liu Shi Shi as Tan Yun Xian
- Zhang Zi Mu as young Yun Xian
- Wallace Huo as Zhu Qi Zhen
- Lou Yun Hao (楼芸昊) as young Zhu Qi Zhen
- Huang Xuan as Zhu Qi Yu
- Wu Ze Jin Xi as young Zhu Qi Yu
- Royal family
- Li Cheng Yuan as Empress Qian
- Hu Shun Er as young Empress Qian
- Jin Chen as Wang Meilin
- He Qing as Empress Dowager Sun
- He Yin as Empress Dowager Wu
- Gu Yan as deposed Empress Hu (voiced by Jin Yan)
- Wu Lei as teenage Zhu Jian Shen
- Xia Zi Yu (夏子瑜) as child Jianshen
- Xiang Jin as Consort Li Quan
- Yuan Bing Yan as Consort Liu
- People in the Palace
- Deng Li Min as Wang Zhen
- Zhang Lei as Cheng Shisan
- Liu Li Wei as Liu Pingan
- Zhang Bo Jun as Wang Ying, Wang Meilin's father
- Lu Sen Bao as Cao Jixiang
- Zhang Hao Ran as Cheng Cun Xia
- Tan Xin Rou as Yu Xiang
- Ma Xiang Yi as Lan Cao
- Hu Bing Qing as Ru Xiang
- Xu Xiao Lu as Hua Xiang
- Yi Ning (易凝) as Bi Cao
- Gong Fang Min as Fan Hong
- Chang Jin as Xu Shilang
- Peng Dou Dou as Lu Xiang
- Qu Zhe Ming as Xiao Shun Zi
- Li Wei Ting as Xiao Ma Zi
- Qu Gang as Minister Qian
- Han Zhen Hua as Wan Ning
- Lu Yuan Yuan as Ding Xiang
- Yang Guang as Minister Zhao
- Wang Pao (王豹) as Eunuch
- Northern Yuan
- Yuan Wen Kang as Ye Xian
- Li Chao as Bayan Temür, Ye Xian's younger brother
- Feng Li Li (冯丽丽) as Tuo Buhua, Ye Xian's younger sister
- Zuo Jin Zhu as Meng Duo
- Tan Household
- Wang Li Yuan as Old Mrs Huang
- Wang Xin Min as Hang Gang
- Xu Peng Kai as General Shi Heng
- Zhang Yi Jie as child Xiao Liang
- Others
- Wang Chun Yuan as Reverend Wang
- Zhu Hong (朱虹) as Chen Biniang
- Yu Sha Sha as Zisu
- Lu Liang as Yu Dongyang
- Chen Xin Yu as Du Shuyue
- Lu Mei Fang as Madame Yu (voiced by Jin Yan)
- Fang Zi Chun as Aunt Luo (voiced by Jin Yan)
- Jin Long as Fan Zhong
- Zhou Yan Cheng as Li San
- Ji Xiao Fei as Zhou Qiang
- Hou Jun Guang as Hou Guang
- Yu Yong Hai as Cao Guard
- Li Yu Fu as Ji Li
Production Credits
- Producers: Karen Tsoi
- Screenwriter: Zhang Wei (张巍)
- Directors: Lee Kwok Lap, Zheng Wei Wen