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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
*'''Title:''' 琅琊榜 / Lang Ya Bang | *'''Title:''' 琅琊榜 / Lang Ya Bang | ||
*'''English title:''' Nirvana in Fire | *'''English title:''' Nirvana in Fire | ||
| − | *'''Genre:''' | + | *'''Genre:''' Historical, Political, Revenge |
| − | *'''Episodes:''' | + | *'''Episodes:''' 54 |
| + | *'''Viewership ratings:''' peak= 1.254%, average= 0.809% (Dragon TV), 0.834% (BTV) [http://weibo.com/u/2635260410] | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' Dragon TV, Beijing TV | *'''Broadcast network:''' Dragon TV, Beijing TV | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2015- | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2015-Sep-19 to 2015-Oct-15 |
| + | *'''Air time:''' 19:30 | ||
| + | *'''Original soundtrack:''' [[Nirvana in Fire OST]] | ||
| + | *'''Related TV series:''' [[Nirvana in Fire 2]] | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | + | During the 4th century, war broke out between the feudal [[Wikipedia:Northern Wei|Northern Wei]] dynasty and [[Wikipedia:Southern Liang|Southern Liang]] dynasties, leading Liang's General Lin Xie to take his only child, the 19 year old Lin Shu, to battle. Unexpectedly, Lin Xie was framed by a political rival, causing the unjust deaths of seventy thousand Chiyan army soldiers, just after they drove off the hostile Wei forces. | |
| − | During the 4th century, war broke out between the feudal [[Wikipedia:Northern Wei|Northern Wei]] dynasty and [[Wikipedia:Southern Liang|Southern Liang]] dynasties, leading Liang's General Lin Xie to take his only child, the | + | |
| − | + | After barely escaping with his life, Lin Shu establishes the Jiangzuo Alliance with the help of Langya Hall and makes a name for himself as Mei Changsu, chief of the [[Wikipedia:Wuxia#Evolving_interpretations_of_the_term_.22jianghu.22|pugilistic world]]. Under the alias of Su Zhe, he returns to the capital of Liang 12 years on to overturn the injustices imposed on the Chiyan Army and secretly assist his friend the unfavoured Prince Xiao Jingyan in his battle for the throne. | |
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | + | [[File:Officialcorrelationchart.jpg|200px|thumb|Correlation Chart]] | |
| − | *[[Hu Ge]] as Mei Changsu / Su Zhe | + | [[File:Nirvana in Fire Chart.jpg|200px|thumb|Correlation Chart 2]] |
| − | *[[Liu Tao]] as Princess Nihuang | + | |
| + | ;Main Cast | ||
| + | *[[Hu Ge]] as '''Mei Changsu / Su Zhe / Lin Shu''' (voiced by [[Hu Ge]]) | ||
| + | **[[Zhang Zhe Han]] as teenage Lin Shu (voiced by [[Jiang Guang Tao]]) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Tao]] as '''Princess Nihuang of Yunnan''' (voiced by [[Qiu Qiu]]) | ||
| + | **[[Pan Xiao Yang]] as teenage Nihuang (voiced by [[Xu Jia Qi (1992)|Xu Jia Qi]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Kai]] as '''Xiao Jingyan, Prince of Jing''' (voiced by [[Wang Kai]]) | ||
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| + | ;Jiang Zuo Alliance | ||
| + | *[[Wu Lei]] as '''Fei Liu''', Mei Changsu's bodyguard (voiced by [[Ma Ban Ma]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zhou Qi Qi]] as Gong Yu (Musician in Miao Yin Fang) (voiced by [[Yang Jing (voice actress)|Yang Jing]]) | ||
| + | *[[Jin Dong]] as Lin Chen (Young master of Langya Hall) (voiced by [[Jiang Guang Tao]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Hong]] as Li Gang (Mei Changsu's right-hand-man) (voiced by [[Wang Hong]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zhao Yi Long]] as Zhen Ping (Martial arts expert) (voiced by [[Zhang Lei (1982)|Zhang Lei]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zhong Wei Hua]] as Physician Yan (Mei Changsu's doctor) (voiced by [[Shang Hong]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wei Wei (director)|Wei Wei]] as Tong Lu (A vegetable seller in disguise) | ||
| + | *[[Shan Ying Zhe]] as Nie Feng (Forward General of Chiyan Army; Xia Dong's husband) | ||
| + | *[[Li Shuai]] as Wei Zheng (Assistant General of Chiyan Army) | ||
| + | *[[Gong Fang Min]] as Sir Shisan (Head of Spies Network) (voiced by [[Zhao Shu Ren]]) | ||
| + | *[[Xu Ke (2)|Xu Ke]] as Brother Zhao (voiced by [[Feng Sheng]]) | ||
| + | *[[Li Long]] as Baili Qi (Warrior of Northern Yan) (voiced by [[Liang Xiao Qiang]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Tang]] (王堂) as Uncle Ji | ||
| + | *[[Ge Ming]] (葛鸣) as Aunt Ji (Maid of Su manor) (voiced by [[Li Jin Yan]]) | ||
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| + | ;Royal family | ||
| + | *[[Ding Yong Dai]] as Xiao Xuan, Emperor of Liang (voiced by [[Li Li Hong (voice actor)|Li Li Hong]]) | ||
| + | *[[Ji Chen]] as Xiao Jingyu, Prince of Qi (voiced by [[Yang Tian Xiang]]) | ||
| + | *[[Gao Xin]] as '''Xiao Jingxuan, Crown Prince''' (voiced by [[Gao Xin]]) | ||
| + | *[[Victor Huang]] as '''Xiao Jinghuan, Prince of Yu''' (voiced by [[Bao Mu Zhong Yang]]) | ||
| + | *[[Li Bin]] as Xiao Jingting, Prince of Ning | ||
| + | *[[Wang Guang]] (王光) as Xiao Jingli, Prince Zhun (voiced by [[Wei Chao]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Yan Yan]] as Elder Princess Li Yang (Sister of the Emperor; Xie Yu's wife) (voiced by [[Zhang Kai (actress)|Zhang Kai]]) | ||
| + | *[[Ning Wen Tong]] as Prince Ji (Brother of the Emperor) (voiced by [[Xuan Xiao Ming]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wen Jing]] as Elder Princess Jin Yang (Sister of the Emperor; Lin Xie's wife) | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Ju Ming]] as Xiao Tingsheng (Son of Xiao Jingyu) (voiced by [[Zhang Kai (actress)|Zhang Kai]]) | ||
| + | **[[Lan Tian]] as older Xiao Tingsheng | ||
| − | ; | + | ;Harem |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Zheng Yu Zhi]] as Grand Empress Dowager (voiced by [[Xu Yan (1945)|Xu Yan]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Xu Hui Min]] (徐蕙敏) as Deceased Empress (voiced by [[Yang Xi (2)|Yang Xi]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Fang Xiao Li]] as Empress Yan (Foster mother of Prince Yu) (voiced by [[Yang Chen (voice actress)|Yang Chen]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Yang Yu Ting]] as Noble Consort Yue (Mother of Crown Prince) (voiced by [[Jin Yan]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Liu Min Tao]] as Consort Jing (Mother of Prince Jing) (voiced by [[Liu Min Tao]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Wen Jing]] as Lin Yueyao (Mother of Xiao Jingyu, younger sister of Lin Xie) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Chen Li Na]] as Consort Hui (Mother of Prince Ning) (voiced by [[Yang Xi (2)|Yang Xi]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Qian Yu Yu]] (钱宥宥) as Consort Xu Shu |
| − | *[[Li | + | *[[Wang Han (actress 2)|Wang Han]] (王涵) as Consort Yuan De |
| + | *[[Yang Lu Lu]] (杨璐璐) as Princess Ling Long (Princess of Hua tribe, Xiao Jinghuan's birth mother) | ||
| + | *[[Lu Shan]] as Miss Liu, Princess Consort Jing (Daughter of Liu Cheng, Xiao Jingyan's wife) (voiced by [[Li Shi Meng]]) | ||
| + | *[[Jiang Lin Yan]] as Zhu Lanjin, Princess Consort Yu (Wife of Prince Yu) (voiced by [[Li Jin Yan]]) | ||
| + | *[[Qiu Xiao Yan]] as Princess Consort Ji (Wife of Prince Ji) | ||
| − | ;Nobles | + | ;Nobles |
| − | *[[Guo Xiao Ran]] ( | + | *[[Wang Jin Song]] as Yan Que (Marquis of Yan. Brother of the Empress) (voiced by [[Shang Hong]]) |
| − | *[[Kuang Mu Ye]] ( | + | *[[Liu Yi Jun]] as Xie Yu (Marquis of Ning. Husband of Grand Princess Li Yang. Supporter of the Crown prince) (voiced by [[Liu Yi Jun]]) |
| − | *[[Liu | + | *[[Cheng Hao Feng]] as Xiao Jingrui (Son of both the Xie and Zhuo family; illegitimate son of Grand Princess Li Yang and hostage prince of Southern Chu) (voiced by [[Wei Chao]]) |
| − | *[[Wang | + | *[[Guo Xiao Ran]] as Yan Yujin (Son of Marquis Yan) (voiced by [[Lu Zhi Xing]]) |
| − | *[[Zhang | + | *[[Zhang Xiao Qian]] as Mu Qing (Younger brother of Nihuang. Descendant of the Yunnan Prince Manor) (voiced by [[Zhang Xiao Qian]]) |
| + | *[[Kuang Mu Ye]] as Xie Bi (Son of Xie Yu and Grand Princess Li Yang) (voiced by [[Yang Tian Xiang]]) | ||
| + | *[[Sui Yu Meng]] as Xie Qi (Daughter of Xie Yu and Grand Princess Li Yang) (voiced by [[Xu Jia Qi (1992)|Xu Jia Qi]]) | ||
| + | *[[Sun Rong]] as Prince Mu (Mu Nihuang and Mu Qing's father) | ||
| + | *[[Li Zi Su]] (李子苏) as Princess Consort Mu | ||
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| + | ;Court personnel | ||
| + | *[[Chen Long]] as '''Meng Zhi''', Commander General of the Imperial Guard (voiced by [[Fan Zhe Chen]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Yong Quan]] as Xia Jiang (Leader of the Xuan Jing Bureau) (voiced by [[Lu Kui]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Ling Xin]] as Xia Dong (Executive officer of Xuan Jing Bureau) (voiced by [[Zhang Zhe (voice actress)|Zhang Zhe]]) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Guan Lin (1973)|Liu Guan Lin]] as Xia Chun (Executive officer of Xuan Jing Bureau) (voiced by [[Zhao Ling]]) | ||
| + | *[[Sui Shu Yang]] as Xia Qiu (Executive officer of Xuan Jing Bureau) (voiced by [[Yan Ming (2)|Yan Ming]]) | ||
| + | *[[Feng Hui]] as Shen Zhui (Minister of Revenue) (voiced by [[Feng Hui]]) | ||
| + | *[[Li Duo]] as Cai Quan (Minister of Justice) | ||
| + | *[[Han Zhen Hua]] as Liu Cheng (Head Secretariat) (voiced by [[Gao Feng (2)|Gao Feng]]) | ||
| + | *[[Ma Bo]] as Zhu Shouchen (Assistant commander of the Imperial Guard; later subordinate of Prince Jing) (voiced by [[Zhang Lei (1982)|Zhang Lei]]) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Hong Xing]] as Ouyang Chi (Commander of Xunfang Camp) | ||
| + | *[[Miao Ke]] as Gao Sheng (Magistrate of the Capital) (voiced by [[Tang Shui Yu]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Yong]] as a Qi Min (Original Minister of Justice, replaced by Cai Quan) (voiced by [[Zhang Lei (1982)|Zhang Lei]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Kan]] as He Jingzhong (Minister of Personnel, was removed from position following his son's incident) (voiced by [[Feng Sheng]]) | ||
| + | *[[Yin Yuan Zhang]] as Lou Zhijing (Original Minister of Revenue, replaced by Shen Zhui) (voiced by [[Feng Sheng]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Zhi Wei]] as Chen Yuanzhi (Minister of Rites) (voiced by [[Zhang Yao Han]]) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Shuo (1977)|Liu Shuo]] as Xu Anmo (Commander of Qingli Army) | ||
| + | *[[Zhou Yi Hua]] as Prime Minister Fan (voiced by [[Xuan Xiao Ming]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zheng Sheng Li]] as General Lin Xie (Commander of Chiyan Army; Lin Shu's father) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Hong Yuan]] as Han Li (Clerk of Crown prince manor) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Hong Chao]] as An Rui (Officer of Court of Justice) | ||
| + | *[[Li Hua]] as Wen Yuanbo (voiced by [[Zhang Yao Han]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zhu Yong Lin]] as Captain Zhang (Gao Sheng's assistant) (voiced by [[Meng Yu]]) | ||
| + | *[[Yue Jun Ling]] as Li Lin (Minister of War) | ||
| + | *[[Fu Yi Ming]] as Ye Shizhen (Officer of Dali Temple) | ||
| + | *[[Wei Zhi Qiang]] as Tian Dezhi (Left Imperial Censor) (voiced by [[Feng Sheng]]) | ||
| + | *[[Gao Hong Tao]] (高洪涛) as Duke Qing | ||
| + | *[[Liao Chong Rui]] (廖崇瑞) as Duke Heng (voiced by [[Jiang Guang Tao]]) | ||
| + | *[[Li Xiang Cheng]] (李湘橙) as Zhu Yue (Officer of Dali Temple; replaced by Ye Shizhen) | ||
| + | *[[Huang Zi Yao]] as Yi Guan | ||
| + | *[[Li Chao]] as Officer Xu (voiced by [[Tang Shui Yu]]) | ||
| + | |||
| + | ;Subordinates | ||
| + | *[[Wang Ou]] as Qin Banruo (Strategist and advisor of Xiao Jinghuan. Disciple of Princess Xuanji, owner of Hong Xiu Zhao) (voiced by [[Liu Xiao Yu]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Yu Jian]] as Lie Zhanying (Subordinate of Prince Jing) (voiced by [[Zhang Jie]]) | ||
| + | *[[Cui Li Ming]] as Advisor Ji (Advisor of Prince Yu) (voiced by [[Yan Yan Sheng]]) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Yang (1982)|Liu Yang]] as Qi Meng (Subordinate of Prince Jing) | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Zhen]] as Hui Yao (Subordinate of Prince Yu) (voiced by [[Guo Hao Ran]]) | ||
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;People in the Palace | ;People in the Palace | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Tan Xi He]] as Gao Zhan (Chief Eunuch) (voiced by [[Tan Xi He]]) |
| − | + | *[[Sun Meng Jia]] as Xiao Xin (Maid of Consort Jing. Qin Banruo's mole in the palace) (voiced by [[Yang Ning (voice actress)|Yang Ning]]) | |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Zhu Meng Yao]] as Xiao Li (Maid of Consort Jing) (voiced by [[Zhang Zhe (voice actress)|Zhang Zhe]]) |
| − | + | *[[Wang Shi Qi]] as Qi Lan (Maid of the Empress) | |
| − | + | *[[Geng Li Ming]] as Qi Hong (Maid of the Empress) (voiced by [[Xin Zi Yue]]) | |
| − | + | *[[Zhou Jin Feng]] as Nanny Qi (Maid of the Elder Princess) (voiced by [[Lin Mei Yu]]) | |
| − | + | *[[Liu Gang]] as Eunuch Zheng (voiced by [[Zhang Lei (1982)|Zhang Lei]]) | |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Feng Xiao Qin]] as Nanny Wu (Maid of Noble Consort Yue) (voiced by [[Lin Lan]]) |
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| + | ;People of Northern Yan | ||
| + | *[[Jin Feng]] as Jun Niang (Qin Banruo's senior sister) (voiced by [[Yan Meng Meng]]) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Pi Zhong]] as Zhuo Dingfeng (Master of Tianquan Mountain Pavilion) (voiced by [[Fan Zhe Chen]], [[Xuan Xiao Ming]]) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Shu Chen]] as Madam Zhuo (Wife of Zhuo Dingfeng) | ||
| + | *[[Yan Jie]] as Zhuo Qingyao (Son of Zhuo Dingfeng, husband of Xie Qi) (voiced by [[Zhang Jie]]) | ||
| + | *[[Sun Xiao Hui]] as Madame Han (Wife of Xia Jiang) | ||
| + | *[[Liu Yi Tong]] as Han Zhuo (Son of Xia Jiang) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Hu Cheng]] as Zhou Xuanqing (A renowned scholar, friend of Li Chong) (voiced by [[Lu Kui]]) | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Xin Qi]] (张昕琦) as Xin Yang (Dancer of Miao Yin Fang) | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Xin Yao]] (张昕瑶) as Xin Liu (Dancer of Miao Yin Fang) | ||
| + | *[[Huang Kun]] (黄坤) as He Wenxin (He Jingzhong's son) (voiced by [[Yang Tian Xiang]]) | ||
| + | *[[Yan Jia Hui]] as Qiu Ze (Son of Wen Yuanbo) | ||
| + | *[[Chen Rui Sheng]] (陈瑞生) as Li Chongxin (A teacher who copied Nie Feng's handwriting) | ||
| + | *[[Bai Yu (actress, ???)|Bai Yu]] (白玉) as Old Madame Li (Grandmother of Miss Li) | ||
| + | *[[Tian Meng]] (田猛) as Shi Jun (Zhang Jin's subordinate) | ||
| + | *[[Fu Tao]] as Lu Yuan (One of the three slave kids saved by Mei Changsu) | ||
;Others | ;Others | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Qiao Xin]] as Yuwen Nian (Princess of Southern Chu, sister of Xiao Jingrui) (voiced by [[Tang Xiao Xi]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Guo Dong Yue]] as Yuwen Xuan (Prince Ling of Southern Chu) (voiced by [[Bian Jiang]]) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Hao Wen Xue]] as Qiu Xiuze (Officer of Southern Chu. Ranked number five on the Langya List) (voiced by [[Guo Zheng Jian]]) |
| + | *[[Ni Tu]] as Su Tianshu (Master of Medicine Pavilion. Ranked number seven on the Langya List. Wei Zheng's god-father) (voiced by [[Guo Zheng Jian]]) | ||
| + | *[[Wang Chen Yi Xian]] as Princess Xuanji (Ruler of Hua Tribe, whose mission is to avenger her kingdom) | ||
| + | *[[Xu Zhan Wei]] as Lao Xi (Expert of Medicine Pavilion) | ||
| + | *[[Long Ze]] (龙泽) as Sect Leader Ji | ||
| − | + | ;Extended | |
| + | *[[Wang Yan Yang]] as Tang Shaoshi | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Lin]] as Yellow robed guy | ||
| + | *[[Nie Wen]] as Jinyi Fatty | ||
| + | *[[Qian Zheng Zhong]] as Qin Shan | ||
| + | *[[Shen Xue Wei]] as Officer of Beiyan | ||
| + | *[[Tian Feng]] as Officer of Dayu | ||
| + | *[[Yang Yong Wen]] as Fei Yisheng | ||
| + | *[[Chen Jian Xin]] (陈建新) as Old man | ||
| + | *[[Ma Li Qun]] (马利群) as Old woman | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Ji Jia]] as Xiao Tong | ||
| + | *[[Zhao Jin Xia]] (赵今夏) as Xiao Jian | ||
| + | *[[Gao Zheng]] as Sima Lei | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
| − | *'''Original | + | *'''Original Writing:''' Lang Ya Bang (琅琊榜) by [[Hai Yan (writer)|Hai Yan]] |
| − | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Hai Yan (writer)|Hai Yan]] | + | *'''Director:''' [[Kong Sheng]], [[Li Xue]] |
| − | *'''Producer:''' [[Hou Hong Liang]] | + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Hai Yan (writer)|Hai Yan]] |
| − | *''' | + | *'''Producer:''' [[Hou Hong Liang]], [[Zhang Yu Xin]] |
| + | *'''Cinematographer:''' [[Guo Zeng You]] | ||
| + | *'''Music Arrangement:''' [[Lv Liang]] | ||
| + | *'''Company:''' Daylight Entertainment, Shandong Film and Television, Ruyi Films, Hesong Tiandi Yingshi, Cinematrix | ||
| − | ==Notes== | + | ==Notes and Trivia== |
*'''Filming period:''' 2014-Feb-13 to 2014-Jun-07 | *'''Filming period:''' 2014-Feb-13 to 2014-Jun-07 | ||
| + | *'''Filming locations:''' Hengdian World Studio, Xiangshan Film City, Shihu City, Zhexi Grand Grassland Gumingjiu Cultural Village, Yandang Mountains | ||
| + | *Due to the drama being under Daylight Entertainment which also produced [[The Disguiser]], much of the ensemble cast remain the same. | ||
| + | *[[Hu Ge]] has filmed many costume dramas before, but it is his first historical drama without any fight scenes. | ||
| + | *The protagonist Mei Chang Su experienced a terrible tragedy before escaping death. Back in 2006, Hu Ge got into a serious car accident that almost took his life, which is why he finds parallels between himself and his character. | ||
| + | *It is [[Wang Kai]]'s first time acting in a historical drama, and it proved to be a breakout role for him as an actor. | ||
| + | *Its sequel [[Nirvana in Fire 2|Nirvana in Fire: The Wind Blows in Changlin]] continues the storyline to tell the story of the next generation. | ||
| + | *The source novel was initially supposed to be in the danmei genre (BL-novel), but the story was eventually changed. | ||
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| + | ==Awards== | ||
| + | *'''28th [[Wikipedia:China TV Golden Eagle Award|Golden Eagle Awards]] | ||
| + | **Best Actor ([[Hu Ge]]) | ||
| + | **Most Popular Actor ([[Hu Ge]]) | ||
| + | **Most Popular Actress ([[Liu Tao]]) | ||
| + | *'''22nd [[Wikipedia:Shanghai Television Festival|Magnolia Awards]]''' | ||
| + | **Best Actor ([[Hu Ge]]) | ||
| + | **Best Director ([[Kong Sheng]] and Li Xue) | ||
| + | *'''19th [[Wikipedia:Huading Awards|Huading Awards]] (2016):''' | ||
| + | **Best 100 Television Dramas (First Place) | ||
| + | *'''30th [[Wikipedia:Flying Apsaras Awards|Flying Apsaras Awards]]''' | ||
| + | **Outstanding Director (Kong Sheng) | ||
| + | **Outstanding Historical Drama | ||
| + | *'''7th Anhui Television Drama Awards (2015):''' | ||
| + | **Top Ten Most Influential Dramas | ||
| + | **Best Actor ([[Hu Ge]] for Nirvana in Fire, The Disguiser, & Good Times) | ||
| + | **Acting Breakthrough Award ([[Wang Kai]] for Nirvana in Fire, Love Him if You Dare, The Disguiser) | ||
| + | **Most Popular Mainland China Star ([[Wang Kai]] for Nirvana in Fire, Love Him if You Dare, The Disguiser) | ||
| + | **Most Popular Supporting Actor ([[Victor Huang]]) | ||
| + | **Most Full of Potential ([[Wu Lei]]) | ||
| + | *'''6th Macau International Drama Festival (2015):''' | ||
| + | **Best Drama | ||
| + | **Best Television Producer (Hou Hongliang) | ||
| + | *'''Shout, iQiyi Night (2015):''' | ||
| + | **Best Drama | ||
| + | **Best Television Actor (Hu Ge) | ||
| + | **Most Capable Actor (Jin Dong) | ||
| + | **Most Popular New Actor (Wu Lei) | ||
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| + | ==Quotes== | ||
| + | *''"If one dies, that's when they lose everything. Might as well consume everything in the fight."'' - Marquis Xie Yu to Princess Li Yang during the time they were surrounded (episode 22) | ||
| + | *''"Jing Rui is the most accepting person that I have ever seen. Maybe God gave him this magnanimous and forgiving personality to offset all the pain he will have to suffer."'' - On Xiao Jingrui before leaving the city after knowing about the truth of his birth (episode 26) | ||
| + | *''"Succeeding will be up to fate, but strategising is up to people."'' - Prince Jing to Mei Changsu during the plan to rescue Wei Zheng (episode 33) | ||
| + | *''"Even though my heart has never changed for Ni Huang but for this lifetime, she and I cannot be together. I can't say these words to her, I'm afraid she will not be able to handle it. Nothing is absolute in the world, life is difficult, you understand it."'' - Mei Changsu to Xia Dong on his love for Ni Huang (episode 48) | ||
| + | *''"They all say fate lasts for three lives. In the next life, I hope that we can be born into ordinary families, and spend the rest of our lives together in peace."'' - Mei Changsu to Ni Huang before they went to battle (episode 54) | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | *[ | + | *[https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E7%90%85%E7%90%8A%E6%A6%9C/12700172 Baidu Baike] |
| − | *[ | + | *[https://movie.douban.com/subject/25754848/ Douban] |
| + | *[https://www.weibo.com/langyabangdrama Weibo] | ||
| + | *[[Wikipedia:zh:琅琊榜 (电视剧)|Chinese Wikipedia]] | ||
| − | [[Category:CDrama]] [[Category:CDrama2015]] | + | [[Category:CDrama]] [[Category:CDrama2015]] [[Category:Dragon TV]] |
| + | [[Category:Historical]] [[Category:Political]] [[Category:Revenge]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Beijing TV]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Daylight Entertainment]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Shandong Film & TV Media]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Male Centric]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Ruyi Films]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:46, 31 March 2026
Contents
Details
- Title: 琅琊榜 / Lang Ya Bang
- English title: Nirvana in Fire
- Genre: Historical, Political, Revenge
- Episodes: 54
- Viewership ratings: peak= 1.254%, average= 0.809% (Dragon TV), 0.834% (BTV) [1]
- Broadcast network: Dragon TV, Beijing TV
- Broadcast period: 2015-Sep-19 to 2015-Oct-15
- Air time: 19:30
- Original soundtrack: Nirvana in Fire OST
- Related TV series: Nirvana in Fire 2
Synopsis
During the 4th century, war broke out between the feudal Northern Wei dynasty and Southern Liang dynasties, leading Liang's General Lin Xie to take his only child, the 19 year old Lin Shu, to battle. Unexpectedly, Lin Xie was framed by a political rival, causing the unjust deaths of seventy thousand Chiyan army soldiers, just after they drove off the hostile Wei forces.
After barely escaping with his life, Lin Shu establishes the Jiangzuo Alliance with the help of Langya Hall and makes a name for himself as Mei Changsu, chief of the pugilistic world. Under the alias of Su Zhe, he returns to the capital of Liang 12 years on to overturn the injustices imposed on the Chiyan Army and secretly assist his friend the unfavoured Prince Xiao Jingyan in his battle for the throne.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Main Cast
- Hu Ge as Mei Changsu / Su Zhe / Lin Shu (voiced by Hu Ge)
- Zhang Zhe Han as teenage Lin Shu (voiced by Jiang Guang Tao)
- Liu Tao as Princess Nihuang of Yunnan (voiced by Qiu Qiu)
- Pan Xiao Yang as teenage Nihuang (voiced by Xu Jia Qi)
- Wang Kai as Xiao Jingyan, Prince of Jing (voiced by Wang Kai)
- Jiang Zuo Alliance
- Wu Lei as Fei Liu, Mei Changsu's bodyguard (voiced by Ma Ban Ma)
- Zhou Qi Qi as Gong Yu (Musician in Miao Yin Fang) (voiced by Yang Jing)
- Jin Dong as Lin Chen (Young master of Langya Hall) (voiced by Jiang Guang Tao)
- Wang Hong as Li Gang (Mei Changsu's right-hand-man) (voiced by Wang Hong)
- Zhao Yi Long as Zhen Ping (Martial arts expert) (voiced by Zhang Lei)
- Zhong Wei Hua as Physician Yan (Mei Changsu's doctor) (voiced by Shang Hong)
- Wei Wei as Tong Lu (A vegetable seller in disguise)
- Shan Ying Zhe as Nie Feng (Forward General of Chiyan Army; Xia Dong's husband)
- Li Shuai as Wei Zheng (Assistant General of Chiyan Army)
- Gong Fang Min as Sir Shisan (Head of Spies Network) (voiced by Zhao Shu Ren)
- Xu Ke as Brother Zhao (voiced by Feng Sheng)
- Li Long as Baili Qi (Warrior of Northern Yan) (voiced by Liang Xiao Qiang)
- Wang Tang (王堂) as Uncle Ji
- Ge Ming (葛鸣) as Aunt Ji (Maid of Su manor) (voiced by Li Jin Yan)
- Royal family
- Ding Yong Dai as Xiao Xuan, Emperor of Liang (voiced by Li Li Hong)
- Ji Chen as Xiao Jingyu, Prince of Qi (voiced by Yang Tian Xiang)
- Gao Xin as Xiao Jingxuan, Crown Prince (voiced by Gao Xin)
- Victor Huang as Xiao Jinghuan, Prince of Yu (voiced by Bao Mu Zhong Yang)
- Li Bin as Xiao Jingting, Prince of Ning
- Wang Guang (王光) as Xiao Jingli, Prince Zhun (voiced by Wei Chao)
- Zhang Yan Yan as Elder Princess Li Yang (Sister of the Emperor; Xie Yu's wife) (voiced by Zhang Kai)
- Ning Wen Tong as Prince Ji (Brother of the Emperor) (voiced by Xuan Xiao Ming)
- Wen Jing as Elder Princess Jin Yang (Sister of the Emperor; Lin Xie's wife)
- Zhang Ju Ming as Xiao Tingsheng (Son of Xiao Jingyu) (voiced by Zhang Kai)
- Lan Tian as older Xiao Tingsheng
- Harem
- Zheng Yu Zhi as Grand Empress Dowager (voiced by Xu Yan)
- Xu Hui Min (徐蕙敏) as Deceased Empress (voiced by Yang Xi)
- Fang Xiao Li as Empress Yan (Foster mother of Prince Yu) (voiced by Yang Chen)
- Yang Yu Ting as Noble Consort Yue (Mother of Crown Prince) (voiced by Jin Yan)
- Liu Min Tao as Consort Jing (Mother of Prince Jing) (voiced by Liu Min Tao)
- Wen Jing as Lin Yueyao (Mother of Xiao Jingyu, younger sister of Lin Xie)
- Chen Li Na as Consort Hui (Mother of Prince Ning) (voiced by Yang Xi)
- Qian Yu Yu (钱宥宥) as Consort Xu Shu
- Wang Han (王涵) as Consort Yuan De
- Yang Lu Lu (杨璐璐) as Princess Ling Long (Princess of Hua tribe, Xiao Jinghuan's birth mother)
- Lu Shan as Miss Liu, Princess Consort Jing (Daughter of Liu Cheng, Xiao Jingyan's wife) (voiced by Li Shi Meng)
- Jiang Lin Yan as Zhu Lanjin, Princess Consort Yu (Wife of Prince Yu) (voiced by Li Jin Yan)
- Qiu Xiao Yan as Princess Consort Ji (Wife of Prince Ji)
- Nobles
- Wang Jin Song as Yan Que (Marquis of Yan. Brother of the Empress) (voiced by Shang Hong)
- Liu Yi Jun as Xie Yu (Marquis of Ning. Husband of Grand Princess Li Yang. Supporter of the Crown prince) (voiced by Liu Yi Jun)
- Cheng Hao Feng as Xiao Jingrui (Son of both the Xie and Zhuo family; illegitimate son of Grand Princess Li Yang and hostage prince of Southern Chu) (voiced by Wei Chao)
- Guo Xiao Ran as Yan Yujin (Son of Marquis Yan) (voiced by Lu Zhi Xing)
- Zhang Xiao Qian as Mu Qing (Younger brother of Nihuang. Descendant of the Yunnan Prince Manor) (voiced by Zhang Xiao Qian)
- Kuang Mu Ye as Xie Bi (Son of Xie Yu and Grand Princess Li Yang) (voiced by Yang Tian Xiang)
- Sui Yu Meng as Xie Qi (Daughter of Xie Yu and Grand Princess Li Yang) (voiced by Xu Jia Qi)
- Sun Rong as Prince Mu (Mu Nihuang and Mu Qing's father)
- Li Zi Su (李子苏) as Princess Consort Mu
- Court personnel
- Chen Long as Meng Zhi, Commander General of the Imperial Guard (voiced by Fan Zhe Chen)
- Wang Yong Quan as Xia Jiang (Leader of the Xuan Jing Bureau) (voiced by Lu Kui)
- Zhang Ling Xin as Xia Dong (Executive officer of Xuan Jing Bureau) (voiced by Zhang Zhe)
- Liu Guan Lin as Xia Chun (Executive officer of Xuan Jing Bureau) (voiced by Zhao Ling)
- Sui Shu Yang as Xia Qiu (Executive officer of Xuan Jing Bureau) (voiced by Yan Ming)
- Feng Hui as Shen Zhui (Minister of Revenue) (voiced by Feng Hui)
- Li Duo as Cai Quan (Minister of Justice)
- Han Zhen Hua as Liu Cheng (Head Secretariat) (voiced by Gao Feng)
- Ma Bo as Zhu Shouchen (Assistant commander of the Imperial Guard; later subordinate of Prince Jing) (voiced by Zhang Lei)
- Liu Hong Xing as Ouyang Chi (Commander of Xunfang Camp)
- Miao Ke as Gao Sheng (Magistrate of the Capital) (voiced by Tang Shui Yu)
- Wang Yong as a Qi Min (Original Minister of Justice, replaced by Cai Quan) (voiced by Zhang Lei)
- Wang Kan as He Jingzhong (Minister of Personnel, was removed from position following his son's incident) (voiced by Feng Sheng)
- Yin Yuan Zhang as Lou Zhijing (Original Minister of Revenue, replaced by Shen Zhui) (voiced by Feng Sheng)
- Zhang Zhi Wei as Chen Yuanzhi (Minister of Rites) (voiced by Zhang Yao Han)
- Liu Shuo as Xu Anmo (Commander of Qingli Army)
- Zhou Yi Hua as Prime Minister Fan (voiced by Xuan Xiao Ming)
- Zheng Sheng Li as General Lin Xie (Commander of Chiyan Army; Lin Shu's father)
- Liu Hong Yuan as Han Li (Clerk of Crown prince manor)
- Liu Hong Chao as An Rui (Officer of Court of Justice)
- Li Hua as Wen Yuanbo (voiced by Zhang Yao Han)
- Zhu Yong Lin as Captain Zhang (Gao Sheng's assistant) (voiced by Meng Yu)
- Yue Jun Ling as Li Lin (Minister of War)
- Fu Yi Ming as Ye Shizhen (Officer of Dali Temple)
- Wei Zhi Qiang as Tian Dezhi (Left Imperial Censor) (voiced by Feng Sheng)
- Gao Hong Tao (高洪涛) as Duke Qing
- Liao Chong Rui (廖崇瑞) as Duke Heng (voiced by Jiang Guang Tao)
- Li Xiang Cheng (李湘橙) as Zhu Yue (Officer of Dali Temple; replaced by Ye Shizhen)
- Huang Zi Yao as Yi Guan
- Li Chao as Officer Xu (voiced by Tang Shui Yu)
- Subordinates
- Wang Ou as Qin Banruo (Strategist and advisor of Xiao Jinghuan. Disciple of Princess Xuanji, owner of Hong Xiu Zhao) (voiced by Liu Xiao Yu)
- Zhang Yu Jian as Lie Zhanying (Subordinate of Prince Jing) (voiced by Zhang Jie)
- Cui Li Ming as Advisor Ji (Advisor of Prince Yu) (voiced by Yan Yan Sheng)
- Liu Yang as Qi Meng (Subordinate of Prince Jing)
- Zhang Zhen as Hui Yao (Subordinate of Prince Yu) (voiced by Guo Hao Ran)
- People in the Palace
- Tan Xi He as Gao Zhan (Chief Eunuch) (voiced by Tan Xi He)
- Sun Meng Jia as Xiao Xin (Maid of Consort Jing. Qin Banruo's mole in the palace) (voiced by Yang Ning)
- Zhu Meng Yao as Xiao Li (Maid of Consort Jing) (voiced by Zhang Zhe)
- Wang Shi Qi as Qi Lan (Maid of the Empress)
- Geng Li Ming as Qi Hong (Maid of the Empress) (voiced by Xin Zi Yue)
- Zhou Jin Feng as Nanny Qi (Maid of the Elder Princess) (voiced by Lin Mei Yu)
- Liu Gang as Eunuch Zheng (voiced by Zhang Lei)
- Feng Xiao Qin as Nanny Wu (Maid of Noble Consort Yue) (voiced by Lin Lan)
- People of Northern Yan
- Jin Feng as Jun Niang (Qin Banruo's senior sister) (voiced by Yan Meng Meng)
- Liu Pi Zhong as Zhuo Dingfeng (Master of Tianquan Mountain Pavilion) (voiced by Fan Zhe Chen, Xuan Xiao Ming)
- Liu Shu Chen as Madam Zhuo (Wife of Zhuo Dingfeng)
- Yan Jie as Zhuo Qingyao (Son of Zhuo Dingfeng, husband of Xie Qi) (voiced by Zhang Jie)
- Sun Xiao Hui as Madame Han (Wife of Xia Jiang)
- Liu Yi Tong as Han Zhuo (Son of Xia Jiang)
- Wang Hu Cheng as Zhou Xuanqing (A renowned scholar, friend of Li Chong) (voiced by Lu Kui)
- Zhang Xin Qi (张昕琦) as Xin Yang (Dancer of Miao Yin Fang)
- Zhang Xin Yao (张昕瑶) as Xin Liu (Dancer of Miao Yin Fang)
- Huang Kun (黄坤) as He Wenxin (He Jingzhong's son) (voiced by Yang Tian Xiang)
- Yan Jia Hui as Qiu Ze (Son of Wen Yuanbo)
- Chen Rui Sheng (陈瑞生) as Li Chongxin (A teacher who copied Nie Feng's handwriting)
- Bai Yu (白玉) as Old Madame Li (Grandmother of Miss Li)
- Tian Meng (田猛) as Shi Jun (Zhang Jin's subordinate)
- Fu Tao as Lu Yuan (One of the three slave kids saved by Mei Changsu)
- Others
- Qiao Xin as Yuwen Nian (Princess of Southern Chu, sister of Xiao Jingrui) (voiced by Tang Xiao Xi)
- Guo Dong Yue as Yuwen Xuan (Prince Ling of Southern Chu) (voiced by Bian Jiang)
- Hao Wen Xue as Qiu Xiuze (Officer of Southern Chu. Ranked number five on the Langya List) (voiced by Guo Zheng Jian)
- Ni Tu as Su Tianshu (Master of Medicine Pavilion. Ranked number seven on the Langya List. Wei Zheng's god-father) (voiced by Guo Zheng Jian)
- Wang Chen Yi Xian as Princess Xuanji (Ruler of Hua Tribe, whose mission is to avenger her kingdom)
- Xu Zhan Wei as Lao Xi (Expert of Medicine Pavilion)
- Long Ze (龙泽) as Sect Leader Ji
- Extended
- Wang Yan Yang as Tang Shaoshi
- Zhang Lin as Yellow robed guy
- Nie Wen as Jinyi Fatty
- Qian Zheng Zhong as Qin Shan
- Shen Xue Wei as Officer of Beiyan
- Tian Feng as Officer of Dayu
- Yang Yong Wen as Fei Yisheng
- Chen Jian Xin (陈建新) as Old man
- Ma Li Qun (马利群) as Old woman
- Zhang Ji Jia as Xiao Tong
- Zhao Jin Xia (赵今夏) as Xiao Jian
- Gao Zheng as Sima Lei
Production Credits
- Original Writing: Lang Ya Bang (琅琊榜) by Hai Yan
- Director: Kong Sheng, Li Xue
- Screenwriter: Hai Yan
- Producer: Hou Hong Liang, Zhang Yu Xin
- Cinematographer: Guo Zeng You
- Music Arrangement: Lv Liang
- Company: Daylight Entertainment, Shandong Film and Television, Ruyi Films, Hesong Tiandi Yingshi, Cinematrix
Notes and Trivia
- Filming period: 2014-Feb-13 to 2014-Jun-07
- Filming locations: Hengdian World Studio, Xiangshan Film City, Shihu City, Zhexi Grand Grassland Gumingjiu Cultural Village, Yandang Mountains
- Due to the drama being under Daylight Entertainment which also produced The Disguiser, much of the ensemble cast remain the same.
- Hu Ge has filmed many costume dramas before, but it is his first historical drama without any fight scenes.
- The protagonist Mei Chang Su experienced a terrible tragedy before escaping death. Back in 2006, Hu Ge got into a serious car accident that almost took his life, which is why he finds parallels between himself and his character.
- It is Wang Kai's first time acting in a historical drama, and it proved to be a breakout role for him as an actor.
- Its sequel Nirvana in Fire: The Wind Blows in Changlin continues the storyline to tell the story of the next generation.
- The source novel was initially supposed to be in the danmei genre (BL-novel), but the story was eventually changed.
Awards
- 28th Golden Eagle Awards
- 22nd Magnolia Awards
- Best Actor (Hu Ge)
- Best Director (Kong Sheng and Li Xue)
- 19th Huading Awards (2016):
- Best 100 Television Dramas (First Place)
- 30th Flying Apsaras Awards
- Outstanding Director (Kong Sheng)
- Outstanding Historical Drama
- 7th Anhui Television Drama Awards (2015):
- Top Ten Most Influential Dramas
- Best Actor (Hu Ge for Nirvana in Fire, The Disguiser, & Good Times)
- Acting Breakthrough Award (Wang Kai for Nirvana in Fire, Love Him if You Dare, The Disguiser)
- Most Popular Mainland China Star (Wang Kai for Nirvana in Fire, Love Him if You Dare, The Disguiser)
- Most Popular Supporting Actor (Victor Huang)
- Most Full of Potential (Wu Lei)
- 6th Macau International Drama Festival (2015):
- Best Drama
- Best Television Producer (Hou Hongliang)
- Shout, iQiyi Night (2015):
- Best Drama
- Best Television Actor (Hu Ge)
- Most Capable Actor (Jin Dong)
- Most Popular New Actor (Wu Lei)
Quotes
- "If one dies, that's when they lose everything. Might as well consume everything in the fight." - Marquis Xie Yu to Princess Li Yang during the time they were surrounded (episode 22)
- "Jing Rui is the most accepting person that I have ever seen. Maybe God gave him this magnanimous and forgiving personality to offset all the pain he will have to suffer." - On Xiao Jingrui before leaving the city after knowing about the truth of his birth (episode 26)
- "Succeeding will be up to fate, but strategising is up to people." - Prince Jing to Mei Changsu during the plan to rescue Wei Zheng (episode 33)
- "Even though my heart has never changed for Ni Huang but for this lifetime, she and I cannot be together. I can't say these words to her, I'm afraid she will not be able to handle it. Nothing is absolute in the world, life is difficult, you understand it." - Mei Changsu to Xia Dong on his love for Ni Huang (episode 48)
- "They all say fate lasts for three lives. In the next life, I hope that we can be born into ordinary families, and spend the rest of our lives together in peace." - Mei Changsu to Ni Huang before they went to battle (episode 54)