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Revision as of 16:21, 16 February 2006
Details
- Title: Mars
- Broadcasted by: CTS
- Broadcast Year: 2004
- Theme Song: (Zero) by Alan Kuo
- Genre: Romance, Drama, Life
- Episodes: 21
Cast
- Vic Zhou as Ling & Sheng
- Barbie Xu as Qi Luo
- Xiu Jie Kai as Da Ye
- Megan Lai Ya Yan as Qing Mei
- An Jun Can as Tong Dao
Synopsis
The start of this story begins on the race track.
The leading character of the story, Ling, originally had a twin brother that is bound to him by destiny. These two with their extreme differences in their personality but still balancing each other, became each other's sole dependents in spirit and in life. The active Ling, speeds long on his motorcycle all day, regarding racing as his life-long career; the quiet Sheng, follows by the side of Ling and records the appearance of Ling with his paint brush when he is racing. Everything was supposed to be so perfect and balanced…
However, because of heavy family and emotional disputes, Ling loses the only "other him" that understands and forgives him. His dream of racing is no longer important. His empty and unbearable self does not deserve to speed down the sacred race course.
Until he meets Qi Luo. Qi Luo's forgiveness smoothes the emptiness in Ling. And love, replaces family relationship, becoming the biggest support that Ling's spirit needs. Therefore, his dream starts to gain power once again, racing toward an endless boundary…
The story's ending, Ling stands once again on the race tracks. When the starting flag starts flapping in the wind, the war-god's blood starts boiling with a sense that can't be restrained.
Source: Lunardreamz
Awards
- 40th Annual 2005 Golden Bell: Favorite Drama of the Year
Additional Information
The series was based on the Japanese shoujo manga "Mars" by Fuyumi Soryo.