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*[[Wang Chuan Jun]] as [[Wikipedia:Sadaharu Inui|Qian Zhen Zhi]] (Team Manager)
 
*[[Wang Chuan Jun]] as [[Wikipedia:Sadaharu Inui|Qian Zhen Zhi]] (Team Manager)
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Revision as of 15:31, 13 May 2011

The Prince of Tennis

Details

Synopsis

Long Ma is a tennis prodigy who garnered 4 successive victories at the American Junior Tennis Tournament. Like his father, former professional tennis player Long Zheng Nan, Long Ma possesses both top-notch skills and deep passion for the sport. Upon returning to his homeland, he attends the distinguished Youth Academy and quickly secures a spot as a regular member of its famous tennis club after beating out numerous upperclassmen. With each match towards their ultimate goal of winning the nationwide Junior Tennis Championships, Long Ma and his teammates grow as players and as friends.

Cast

Tennis Team

Supporters

Opponents from Other Schools

Other Characters

  • Zhang Wen as Qu Xing (Qu Ji Ping's younger sister)
  • Gu Xiao Dong (顾晓东) as Xu Fei Gang (professional tennis manager)


Production Credits

Notes

  • Filming period: 2007-Nov-16 to 2008-Feb-18
  • Filming location: Shanghai, China
  • The main cast primarily comprises some of the most popular contestants from the 2006 and 2007 seasons of the talent search show "My Hero."

External Links

Season 2

The Prince of Tennis 2
  • Broadcast Period: 2009
  • Broadcast Network: Dragon TV
  • Episodes: 20

Cast

Tennis Team

Additional Cast

External Links