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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
*'''Title:''' 风中奇缘 / Feng Zhong Qi Yuan | *'''Title:''' 风中奇缘 / Feng Zhong Qi Yuan | ||
| − | *'''English | + | *'''English title:''' Sound of the Desert |
| − | *''' | + | *'''Also known as:''' 星月传奇 (Xing Yue Chuan Qi) / Legend of the Moon and Stars; 大漠谣 (Da Mo Yao) / Ballad of the Desert |
| − | *'''Genre:''' | + | *'''Genre:''' Historical, Romance |
*'''Episodes:''' 35 | *'''Episodes:''' 35 | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' Hunan TV | *'''Broadcast network:''' Hunan TV | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2014-Oct-01 | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2014-Oct-01 to 2014-Nov-27 |
| − | *'''Air | + | *'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 22:00 |
| − | *''' | + | *'''Original soundtrack:''' [[Sound of the Desert OST]] |
| − | *''' | + | *'''Related TV series:''' [[Love Yunge from the Desert]] (2015) |
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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | + | The series tells the story of Jin Yu, an orphan who was raised by wolves in the desert before a Han Chinese, who was living among the Xiongnu tribe, decided to take her in. A couple of years later, political changes leads to her father's death, and Jin Yu changes her name to Xin Yue and follows her father's wish for her to return back to Chang'an. Along the way, she meets Mo Xun, a calm and disabled man who offers her travelling expenses as long as she helps him and his merchants out of the desert. She then also runs into Wei Wu Ji, a cold yet caring General who instantly shows interest in her. | |
| − | Once arriving in Chang'an, Xin Yue ends up in a brothel where young girls are trained to entertain men with performances, with the objective of impressing a nobleman. Eventually, her determination to improve the business of the brothel allows for her to rise and become the head of the business, in which she runs with Aunt Hong Gu | + | Once arriving in Chang'an, Xin Yue ends up in a brothel where young girls are trained to entertain men with performances, with the objective of impressing a nobleman. Eventually, her determination to improve the business of the brothel allows for her to rise and become the head of the business, in which she runs with Aunt Hong Gu. She then meets Qin Xiang, a mysterious and quiet girl whose determination to meet the Emperor causes Xin Yue to get out of her ways to help her, leading to Qin Xiang later becoming the Emperor's most powerful concubine. |
While dealing with the political changes as well as Qin Xiang's schemes against her, Xin Yue also experiences painful turns in her relationship with Mo Xun and Wei Wu Ji, where she eventually chooses one of them. | While dealing with the political changes as well as Qin Xiang's schemes against her, Xin Yue also experiences painful turns in her relationship with Mo Xun and Wei Wu Ji, where she eventually chooses one of them. | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | ;Main | + | ;Main Cast |
| − | *[[Liu Shi Shi]] as Jin Yu (Xin Yue) | + | *[[Liu Shi Shi]] as Jin Yu (Xin Yue) (voiced by [[Yang Meng Lu]]) |
| − | *[[Eddie Peng]] as Wei | + | :An orphan girl of Xiongnu ethnicity who was raised by wolves in the desert. |
| − | *[[Hu Ge]] as Mo Xun | + | *[[Eddie Peng]] as Wei Wuji (voiced by [[Zhao Lu]]) |
| + | :A master tactician and great warrior, who has led continuous victories on the battlefield. | ||
| + | *[[Hu Ge]] as Mo Xun (voiced by [[Hu Ge]]) | ||
| + | :Also known as the Ninth Master. Owner of the the Shi Enterprise; known for his wide influences in the Damo Plains. | ||
| + | *[[Fala Chen]] as Qin Xiang (voiced by [[Gong Xiao]]) | ||
| + | :A dancer in Luo Yu Fang who befriends Xin Yue, and later receives her help to enter the palace. Her true intention is to get close to the Emperor and seek revenge for her mother's death. | ||
| + | *[[Qin Hao]] as Hu Wei Li | ||
| + | :Ruler of the Damo Plains, and Xin Yue's childhood sweetheart. An ambitious man who usurped the throne and engaged in a long-term war with the Southern dynasties to control the whole country. | ||
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| + | ;Palace | ||
| + | *[[Lu Liang]] as Zhao Zhen (Emperor) | ||
| + | *[[Maggie Cheung (1969)|Maggie Cheung]] as Wan Zijin (Empress) (voiced by [[Fan Chu Rong]]) | ||
| + | *[[Shi Xiao Qun]] as Princess Zhao Yang | ||
| + | *[[Liu Chao (?)|Liu Chao]] (刘超) as Liu Ju (Crown prince) | ||
| + | *[[Wu Zhuo Han]] as Wan Qian (voiced by [[Jia Qiu]]) (Wan Zijin's brother; Zhao Yang's husband) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Shuai Liang]] as Wan Ang (Son of Zhao Yang and Wan Qian) | ||
| + | *[[Wu Ying]] as Wei Shao'er (Wei Wuji's mother) | ||
| + | *[[Chen Xu Ming]] as Sima Zan (voiced by [[Li Dan Qing]]) | ||
| + | *[[Chang Jin]] as Sima Lie | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Yin Di]] as Aunty Yun (Personal attendant of Wan Zijin) | ||
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| − | + | *[[Kristal]] as Hong Gu (voiced by [[Fan Chu Rong]]) (Head manager of Luo Yu Fang. Xin Yue's close friend) | |
| − | + | *[[Zhang Lei]] as Master Wu (Manager of Luo Yu Fang) | |
| − | + | *[[Zhang Xiang]] as Qin Yuanqi (A talented musician. Qin Xiang's brother) | |
| − | *[[Kristal]] as Hong Gu | + | *[[Xu Sa]] as Ding Ling (A dancer in Luo Yu Fang. Qin Yuanqi's wife) |
| − | + | *[[Qin Yong]] as Qin Yuanchao (voiced by [[Sun Ye]]) (Qin Xiang's brother) | |
| − | + | *[[Luo Mi]] as Xin Yan | |
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*[[Wan Ni En]] as Shuang Shuang | *[[Wan Ni En]] as Shuang Shuang | ||
| − | *[[Wang | + | *[[Lu Yuan Yuan]] as Qiu Xiang |
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| + | ;People around Wei Wu Ji | ||
| + | *[[Han Dong]] as Li Ji (voiced by [[Sun Ye]]) (Wei Wuji's close friend and fellow general. He loves Qin Xiang) | ||
| + | *[[Han Zhen Hua]] as Uncle Chen (Housekeeper of Wei manor) | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Shan (1991)|Zhang Shan]] as Zhao Mengshan (Wei Wuji's subordinate) | ||
| + | *[[Zhou Yan Cheng]] as Chen Ankang (Son of Uncle Chen) | ||
| + | *[[Zhao Wen Hao]] as Li Cheng | ||
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| + | ;Xiongnu People | ||
| + | *[[Cai Ya Tong]] as Mao Yunzhu (Xin Yue's childhood friend. Hu Weili's wife) | ||
| + | *[[Ruan Wei Jing]] as Hei Shi (voiced by [[Li Zheng Xiang]]) (Xin Yue's childhood companion) | ||
| + | *[[Dilireba]] as Li Ji (A dancer from an external tribe. Hei Shi's wife) | ||
| + | *[[Qiang Yu]] as Crown Prince Mu Rongfeng (Previous crown prince of Damo plains. Xin Yue's childhood friend) | ||
| + | *[[Su Mao]] as Yu Manqing (Xin Yue's adoptive father) | ||
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| + | ;Shi Enterprise | ||
| + | *[[Deng Li Min]] as Uncle Shi (voiced by [[Li Dan Qing]]) (Housekeeper of Shi manor) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Chun Yuan]] as Shi Jinyan (Mo Xun's subordinate) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Feng]] as Shi Shenxing (Mo Xun's subordinate) | ||
| + | *[[Li Wei Ting]] as Shi Feng / Lu Feng (Mo Xun's disciple) | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
| − | *'''Original | + | *'''Original Writing:''' Da Mo Yao (大漠谣) by [[Tong Hua]] |
| − | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Wang Li Zhi]] | + | *'''Director:''' [[Lee Kwok Lap]], [[Lin Yu Fen]] |
| + | *'''Assistant Director:''' [[Guo Hu]], [[Zhao Shi Yao]] | ||
| + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Wang Li Zhi]] | ||
*'''Producer:''' [[Karen Tsoi]] | *'''Producer:''' [[Karen Tsoi]] | ||
| − | *''' | + | *'''Company:''' Tangren Media |
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | *'''Filming period:''' 2012-Mar- | + | *'''Filming period:''' 2012-Mar-09 to 2012-Jul-02 |
*'''Production period:''' 3 months | *'''Production period:''' 3 months | ||
*Some character names were changed due to claims of falsifying historical accounts. | *Some character names were changed due to claims of falsifying historical accounts. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | *[http:// | + | *[http://baike.baidu.com/view/747311.htm#sub6614055 Baidu Baike] |
| − | *[ | + | *[https://movie.douban.com/subject/7564975/ Douban] |
| − | *[ | + | *[https://weibo.com/xingyuechuanqi2014 Weibo] |
{{DramaRing|Hunan TV|Wednesday & Thursday 22:00|[[Gu Jian Qi Tan]]|[[The Romance of the Condor Heroes]]}} | {{DramaRing|Hunan TV|Wednesday & Thursday 22:00|[[Gu Jian Qi Tan]]|[[The Romance of the Condor Heroes]]}} | ||
[[Category:CDrama]] [[Category:CDrama2014]] [[Category:Hunan TV]] | [[Category:CDrama]] [[Category:CDrama2014]] [[Category:Hunan TV]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Historical]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Romance]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Tangren Media]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:16, 30 March 2026
Contents
Details
- Title: 风中奇缘 / Feng Zhong Qi Yuan
- English title: Sound of the Desert
- Also known as: 星月传奇 (Xing Yue Chuan Qi) / Legend of the Moon and Stars; 大漠谣 (Da Mo Yao) / Ballad of the Desert
- Genre: Historical, Romance
- Episodes: 35
- Broadcast network: Hunan TV
- Broadcast period: 2014-Oct-01 to 2014-Nov-27
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 22:00
- Original soundtrack: Sound of the Desert OST
- Related TV series: Love Yunge from the Desert (2015)
Synopsis
The series tells the story of Jin Yu, an orphan who was raised by wolves in the desert before a Han Chinese, who was living among the Xiongnu tribe, decided to take her in. A couple of years later, political changes leads to her father's death, and Jin Yu changes her name to Xin Yue and follows her father's wish for her to return back to Chang'an. Along the way, she meets Mo Xun, a calm and disabled man who offers her travelling expenses as long as she helps him and his merchants out of the desert. She then also runs into Wei Wu Ji, a cold yet caring General who instantly shows interest in her.
Once arriving in Chang'an, Xin Yue ends up in a brothel where young girls are trained to entertain men with performances, with the objective of impressing a nobleman. Eventually, her determination to improve the business of the brothel allows for her to rise and become the head of the business, in which she runs with Aunt Hong Gu. She then meets Qin Xiang, a mysterious and quiet girl whose determination to meet the Emperor causes Xin Yue to get out of her ways to help her, leading to Qin Xiang later becoming the Emperor's most powerful concubine.
While dealing with the political changes as well as Qin Xiang's schemes against her, Xin Yue also experiences painful turns in her relationship with Mo Xun and Wei Wu Ji, where she eventually chooses one of them.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Main Cast
- Liu Shi Shi as Jin Yu (Xin Yue) (voiced by Yang Meng Lu)
- An orphan girl of Xiongnu ethnicity who was raised by wolves in the desert.
- Eddie Peng as Wei Wuji (voiced by Zhao Lu)
- A master tactician and great warrior, who has led continuous victories on the battlefield.
- Also known as the Ninth Master. Owner of the the Shi Enterprise; known for his wide influences in the Damo Plains.
- A dancer in Luo Yu Fang who befriends Xin Yue, and later receives her help to enter the palace. Her true intention is to get close to the Emperor and seek revenge for her mother's death.
- Qin Hao as Hu Wei Li
- Ruler of the Damo Plains, and Xin Yue's childhood sweetheart. An ambitious man who usurped the throne and engaged in a long-term war with the Southern dynasties to control the whole country.
- Palace
- Lu Liang as Zhao Zhen (Emperor)
- Maggie Cheung as Wan Zijin (Empress) (voiced by Fan Chu Rong)
- Shi Xiao Qun as Princess Zhao Yang
- Liu Chao (刘超) as Liu Ju (Crown prince)
- Wu Zhuo Han as Wan Qian (voiced by Jia Qiu) (Wan Zijin's brother; Zhao Yang's husband)
- Liu Shuai Liang as Wan Ang (Son of Zhao Yang and Wan Qian)
- Wu Ying as Wei Shao'er (Wei Wuji's mother)
- Chen Xu Ming as Sima Zan (voiced by Li Dan Qing)
- Chang Jin as Sima Lie
- Zhang Yin Di as Aunty Yun (Personal attendant of Wan Zijin)
- Luo Yu Fang
- Kristal as Hong Gu (voiced by Fan Chu Rong) (Head manager of Luo Yu Fang. Xin Yue's close friend)
- Zhang Lei as Master Wu (Manager of Luo Yu Fang)
- Zhang Xiang as Qin Yuanqi (A talented musician. Qin Xiang's brother)
- Xu Sa as Ding Ling (A dancer in Luo Yu Fang. Qin Yuanqi's wife)
- Qin Yong as Qin Yuanchao (voiced by Sun Ye) (Qin Xiang's brother)
- Luo Mi as Xin Yan
- Wan Ni En as Shuang Shuang
- Lu Yuan Yuan as Qiu Xiang
- People around Wei Wu Ji
- Han Dong as Li Ji (voiced by Sun Ye) (Wei Wuji's close friend and fellow general. He loves Qin Xiang)
- Han Zhen Hua as Uncle Chen (Housekeeper of Wei manor)
- Zhang Shan as Zhao Mengshan (Wei Wuji's subordinate)
- Zhou Yan Cheng as Chen Ankang (Son of Uncle Chen)
- Zhao Wen Hao as Li Cheng
- Xiongnu People
- Cai Ya Tong as Mao Yunzhu (Xin Yue's childhood friend. Hu Weili's wife)
- Ruan Wei Jing as Hei Shi (voiced by Li Zheng Xiang) (Xin Yue's childhood companion)
- Dilireba as Li Ji (A dancer from an external tribe. Hei Shi's wife)
- Qiang Yu as Crown Prince Mu Rongfeng (Previous crown prince of Damo plains. Xin Yue's childhood friend)
- Su Mao as Yu Manqing (Xin Yue's adoptive father)
- Shi Enterprise
- Deng Li Min as Uncle Shi (voiced by Li Dan Qing) (Housekeeper of Shi manor)
- Wang Chun Yuan as Shi Jinyan (Mo Xun's subordinate)
- Wang Feng as Shi Shenxing (Mo Xun's subordinate)
- Li Wei Ting as Shi Feng / Lu Feng (Mo Xun's disciple)
Production Credits
- Original Writing: Da Mo Yao (大漠谣) by Tong Hua
- Director: Lee Kwok Lap, Lin Yu Fen
- Assistant Director: Guo Hu, Zhao Shi Yao
- Screenwriter: Wang Li Zhi
- Producer: Karen Tsoi
- Company: Tangren Media
Notes
- Filming period: 2012-Mar-09 to 2012-Jul-02
- Production period: 3 months
- Some character names were changed due to claims of falsifying historical accounts.
External Links