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*'''Also known as:''' Legend of Condor Hero / Legend of Eagle Shooting Hero / Legend of the Arching Hero | *'''Also known as:''' Legend of Condor Hero / Legend of Eagle Shooting Hero / Legend of the Arching Hero | ||
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*'''Producer:''' [[Zhang Ji Zhong]] | *'''Producer:''' [[Zhang Ji Zhong]] | ||
Revision as of 20:10, 7 January 2007
Details
- Title: 射鵰英雄傳 / She Diao Ying Xiong Zhuan
- Also known as: Legend of Condor Hero / Legend of Eagle Shooting Hero / Legend of the Arching Hero
- Episodes: 42
- Broadcast network: CCTV
- Broadcast year: 2003
- Opening theme song: Heaven and Earth Lies in My Heart by Qiu Ye
- Ending theme song: 真情真美 (Zhen Qing Zhen Mei) True Feelings Are Truly Beautiful by Sun Nan, Valen Hsu
Synopsis
Based on the novel "Legend of Condor Hero" by Jin Yong, the story is set in the middle of Song Dynasty and at the beginning of the Nuzhen Invasion of China. Two dedicated Song Dynasty young men, Yang Tie Xin (楊鐵心) and Guo Xiao Tian (郭嘯天) find out that their wives are pregnant. They promise each other that when their children are born, they would become either sworn brothers or sworn sisters (if both are the same gender) or be married if they were of different genders. One night they befriend a Taoist priest named Qiu Chuji (丘處機) of Quan Zhen Sect who's wanted by Jin soldiers. Qiu Chuji dispatches soldiers coming to arrest him with ease and leaves when he sees a signal of his Sect appear in the night sky.
Yang's kind hearted wife, Bao Xirou (包惜弱), rescues a wounded man who turns out to be the Jin prince Wanyan Honglie (完顏洪烈). When the Jin soldiers return, the two families are torn asunder. Wanyan Honglie takes Bao Xirou to the Jin capital while Guo Li Ping is taken by a greedy Jin soldier, Duan Tiande, to the Mongolian outskirts. Both women believe that their husbands perished trying to save them.
Upon discovering his friends' demise, Qiu Chuji vows to find their children and teach them kung fu so that they can avenge the wrong done to their families. Hot on the trail of Duan Tiande (段天德), Qiu Chuji "befriends" The 7 Weirdos of Jiangnan (江南七怪). In exchange for helping Qiu Chuji find the two women, they make a friendly wager. Upon finding the children of Yang and Guo, each side will teach the child they find their kung fu. On the 18th birthday of the two children, they will all gather and have the two duel each other. The rest of the series depicts the trials and tribulations that the two sons underwent. Guo Jing (郭靖), Guo Xiao Tian's son grows up in Mongolia, under the protection of Genghis Khan. Yang Kang (楊康), on the other hand, grows up as a prince in the Jin Empire.
Cast
- Li Ya Peng as Guo Jing
- Zhou Xun as Huang Rong
- Zhou Jie as Yang Kang
- Shui Ling as Mu Nianci
- Sun Hai Ying as Guo Li Ping
- Yang Li Ping as Mei Chaofeng (梅超風) "The Iron Corpse"
- He Qing as Bao Xiruo
- Ju Jue Liang
- Yu Min
- Wang Rui as Young Guo Jing
- Zhao Liang as Zhou Botong
- Zhang Ji Zhong as Wang Chongyang (cameo)
- Huang Xiao Lei as Sha Gu
- A Si Ru as Hua Zheng
- Cao Pei Chang as Huang Yaoshi
- You Yong as Ouyang Feng
- Xiu Qing as Ouyang Ke
- Sun Hai Ying as Hong Qigong
- Lu Lai Ping as Li Ping
- Wang Wei Guo as Yideng Da Shi
- Liang Li as Ying Gu
- Li Xiao Min as Ma Yu
- Ding Hai Feng as Yang Tie Xin
- Li Yu as Qiu Qian Ren
- Ba Sang as Tie Mu Zhen
- Li Wei as Yin Zhi Ping
Production Credits
- Original story (novel): Jin Yong
- Producer: Zhang Ji Zhong