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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
*'''Title:''' 武当一剑 / Wu Dang Yi Jian | *'''Title:''' 武当一剑 / Wu Dang Yi Jian | ||
| − | *'''English title:''' | + | *'''English title:''' Wudang Sword |
*'''Genre:''' Wuxia | *'''Genre:''' Wuxia | ||
| − | *'''Episodes:''' | + | *'''Episodes:''' 39 |
| − | *'''Broadcast network:''' CCTV | + | *'''Broadcast network:''' CCTV-8 |
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2021-Apr-13 | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2021-Apr-13 |
| + | *'''Original soundtrack:''' [[Wu Dang Yi Jian OST]] | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | During the late Ming dynasty, a time when the nation faced enemies externally and within, the young hero Geng Yu Jing discovered that his birth parents' death was due to a conspiracy | + | During the late Ming dynasty, a time when the nation faced enemies externally and within, the young hero Geng Yu Jing discovered that his birth parents' death was due to a conspiracy that snared the martial world. As he embarked on a journey of self-discovery, traveling back to his birthplace at the Northeast frontiers of China, he found warm friendship and romance but also uncovered dark past secrets, sorrow, and enmity. These adventures eventually shaped him to become the legend known as the 'First Sword of Wudang.' |
==User/Viewer Ratings== | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Yu | + | *[[Yu Fei Fan]] as Geng Yujing / Lan Yu Jing |
| + | **[[Qiu Shi Ru]] (邱是儒) as young Lan Yu Jing | ||
*[[Chai Bi Yun]] as Zheng Qiao'er | *[[Chai Bi Yun]] as Zheng Qiao'er | ||
| − | *[[Zhou Hang]] as | + | *[[Zhou Hang]] as Dongfang Liang |
*[[Sun Jia Yu]] as Lan Shuiling | *[[Sun Jia Yu]] as Lan Shuiling | ||
| + | **[[Jin Zi]] as young Lan Shui Ling | ||
*[[Ma Xiao Wei]] as Wu Xiang | *[[Ma Xiao Wei]] as Wu Xiang | ||
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*[[Song Jia Lun]] as Ge Zhenjun | *[[Song Jia Lun]] as Ge Zhenjun | ||
| + | *[[Yvonne Yung]] as Chang Wuniang | ||
| + | *[[Wang De Shun]] as Wu Ji | ||
| + | *[[Jiang Hong Bo]] as Lady Ximen | ||
*[[Wei Li Si]] as Geng Jingshi | *[[Wei Li Si]] as Geng Jingshi | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Theresa Fu]] as He Yuyan |
*[[Dan Si Han]] as Mou Yiyu | *[[Dan Si Han]] as Mou Yiyu | ||
*[[Lin Yi Ting]] as Ximen Yan | *[[Lin Yi Ting]] as Ximen Yan | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Liu Wei Ming]] as Wu Liang |
*[[Luan Jun Wei]] as Tang Er | *[[Luan Jun Wei]] as Tang Er | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Masahiro Sudo]] (须藤正裕) as Black clothed man |
| + | *[[Ma Shu Liang]] as Wei Zhongxian | ||
| + | *[[Long Wu]] as Yuan Tong / Suo Lun | ||
| + | *[[Zhao Gui Xiang]] as Master Ben Wu | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Zhi Zhong]] as Lu Xiang Sheng | ||
| + | *[[Zhao Ju]] as Bu Bo | ||
| + | *[[Ning Zi]] as Bu Hui | ||
| + | *[[Yao Zhi Wei]] as Bu Jie | ||
| + | *[[Yang Xiao Dan (1955)|Yang Xiao Dan]] (杨晓丹) as Song Ying Xing | ||
| + | *[[Liu Wen Si]] (刘文思) as Bu Li | ||
| + | *[[Fu Zheng Yang]] as Bu Bai | ||
| + | *[[Zhong Shi Yan]] as He Liang | ||
| + | *[[Liu Yong (1952)|Liu Yong]] as Dongfang Xiao | ||
| + | *[[Chen Jia Yuan]] (陈家苑) as Wu Se | ||
| + | *[[Wang Guan Qi]] as Ban Da Chao | ||
| + | *[[Men Guang Wei]] (门光伟) as Lan Kao Shan | ||
| + | *[[Xiong Ying]] (熊莺) as Lan Qi | ||
| + | *[[Gong Hao Kun]] (龚昊琨) as Master Chieftain | ||
| + | *[[Zheng Hao Sheng]] (郑皓声) as Xiao Fu Zi | ||
| + | *[[Wu Jie]] (吴婕) as sister-in-law | ||
| + | *[[Bryan Leung]] as He Qi Wu | ||
| + | *[[Yang Meng]] as Zheng Tiegang | ||
| + | *[[Fan Wei Na]] (范伟娜) as Yang Huan | ||
| + | *[[He Jun (2)|He Jun]] (何君) as He Yue | ||
| + | *[[Gong Yi]] (龚怡) as Ran Ran | ||
| + | *[[Li Zhen Qi]] as Xu Xian Chun | ||
| + | *[[Liu Wei (actress)|Liu Wei]] as Xuan Mi | ||
| + | *[[Ebusi]] (鄂布斯·勇林 / 鄂布斯) as Nurhachi | ||
| + | *[[Sun Jiao Long]] as Jin Ding He | ||
| + | *[[Yang Yue Xin]] as Princess Hu Tu An | ||
| + | *[[Liu Yi Yang]] (刘一洋) as Guo Pu | ||
| + | *[[Fa Zhi Yuan]] as Pan Shi | ||
| + | *[[Bao Di]] as Prince Zhan | ||
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*[[Wang Peng (1985)|Wang Peng]] as Sun Yunhe | *[[Wang Peng (1985)|Wang Peng]] as Sun Yunhe | ||
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*[[Ren Qing An]] as Cui Ying Yuan | *[[Ren Qing An]] as Cui Ying Yuan | ||
*[[Zhang Ya Kun]] as Hui Ke | *[[Zhang Ya Kun]] as Hui Ke | ||
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*[[Ao Hai Lin]] as Mo Kun Da Xia | *[[Ao Hai Lin]] as Mo Kun Da Xia | ||
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*[[Rong Zhi Wei]] as Bu Rong | *[[Rong Zhi Wei]] as Bu Rong | ||
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==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:28, 12 December 2025
Details
- Title: 武当一剑 / Wu Dang Yi Jian
- English title: Wudang Sword
- Genre: Wuxia
- Episodes: 39
- Broadcast network: CCTV-8
- Broadcast period: 2021-Apr-13
- Original soundtrack: Wu Dang Yi Jian OST
Synopsis
During the late Ming dynasty, a time when the nation faced enemies externally and within, the young hero Geng Yu Jing discovered that his birth parents' death was due to a conspiracy that snared the martial world. As he embarked on a journey of self-discovery, traveling back to his birthplace at the Northeast frontiers of China, he found warm friendship and romance but also uncovered dark past secrets, sorrow, and enmity. These adventures eventually shaped him to become the legend known as the 'First Sword of Wudang.'
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Yu Fei Fan as Geng Yujing / Lan Yu Jing
- Qiu Shi Ru (邱是儒) as young Lan Yu Jing
- Chai Bi Yun as Zheng Qiao'er
- Zhou Hang as Dongfang Liang
- Sun Jia Yu as Lan Shuiling
- Jin Zi as young Lan Shui Ling
- Ma Xiao Wei as Wu Xiang
- Song Jia Lun as Ge Zhenjun
- Yvonne Yung as Chang Wuniang
- Wang De Shun as Wu Ji
- Jiang Hong Bo as Lady Ximen
- Wei Li Si as Geng Jingshi
- Theresa Fu as He Yuyan
- Dan Si Han as Mou Yiyu
- Lin Yi Ting as Ximen Yan
- Liu Wei Ming as Wu Liang
- Luan Jun Wei as Tang Er
- Masahiro Sudo (须藤正裕) as Black clothed man
- Ma Shu Liang as Wei Zhongxian
- Long Wu as Yuan Tong / Suo Lun
- Zhao Gui Xiang as Master Ben Wu
- Zhang Zhi Zhong as Lu Xiang Sheng
- Zhao Ju as Bu Bo
- Ning Zi as Bu Hui
- Yao Zhi Wei as Bu Jie
- Yang Xiao Dan (杨晓丹) as Song Ying Xing
- Liu Wen Si (刘文思) as Bu Li
- Fu Zheng Yang as Bu Bai
- Zhong Shi Yan as He Liang
- Liu Yong as Dongfang Xiao
- Chen Jia Yuan (陈家苑) as Wu Se
- Wang Guan Qi as Ban Da Chao
- Men Guang Wei (门光伟) as Lan Kao Shan
- Xiong Ying (熊莺) as Lan Qi
- Gong Hao Kun (龚昊琨) as Master Chieftain
- Zheng Hao Sheng (郑皓声) as Xiao Fu Zi
- Wu Jie (吴婕) as sister-in-law
- Bryan Leung as He Qi Wu
- Yang Meng as Zheng Tiegang
- Fan Wei Na (范伟娜) as Yang Huan
- He Jun (何君) as He Yue
- Gong Yi (龚怡) as Ran Ran
- Li Zhen Qi as Xu Xian Chun
- Liu Wei as Xuan Mi
- Ebusi (鄂布斯·勇林 / 鄂布斯) as Nurhachi
- Sun Jiao Long as Jin Ding He
- Yang Yue Xin as Princess Hu Tu An
- Liu Yi Yang (刘一洋) as Guo Pu
- Fa Zhi Yuan as Pan Shi
- Bao Di as Prince Zhan
- Wang Peng as Sun Yunhe
- Ren Qing An as Cui Ying Yuan
- Zhang Ya Kun as Hui Ke
- Ao Hai Lin as Mo Kun Da Xia
- Rong Zhi Wei as Bu Rong
Production Credits
- Original Writing: Wu Dang Yi Jian (武当一剑) by Liang Yu Sheng
- Director: Lu Qi
- Screenwriter: Cui Fa Guang (崔法光), Lu Han Ning, Gao An Qi, Tao Tao
- Producer: Meng Fan Yao
- Company: Hubei Television