Difference between revisions of "Chronicle of Life"
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*'''Original writing:''' Novel ''Ji Mo Kong Ting Chun Yu Wan'' by [[Fei Wo Si Cun]] | *'''Original writing:''' Novel ''Ji Mo Kong Ting Chun Yu Wan'' by [[Fei Wo Si Cun]] | ||
*'''Screenwriters:''' [[Guo Bao Xian]] (郭宝贤), [[Su Bin Hua]] (苏斌华), [[Du Li Rong]] (杜璃容) | *'''Screenwriters:''' [[Guo Bao Xian]] (郭宝贤), [[Su Bin Hua]] (苏斌华), [[Du Li Rong]] (杜璃容) | ||
| − | *'''Producer:''' [[Yu Zheng]] | + | *'''Producer:''' [[Yu Zheng]], [[Yang Xiao Pei]] |
*'''Director:''' [[Tsang Lai Chun|Zeng Li Zhen]] | *'''Director:''' [[Tsang Lai Chun|Zeng Li Zhen]] | ||
Revision as of 07:56, 2 April 2020
Details
- Title: 寂寞空庭春欲晚 / Ji Mo Kong Ting Chun Yu Wan
- English Title: Chronicle of Life
- Genre: Historical, romance
- Episodes: 37
- Broadcast network: Zhejiang TV
- Broadcast period: 2016-Feb-01
Synopsis
A simple duet of musical pipes would instigate a complicated love story. During Emperor Kang Xi's 18th year of reign, he was escorted by imperial guard Nalan Rong Ruo during an outing. While Kang Xi played the song "Moon Rising" on his reed pipe, someone was accompanying him on her pan pipe from a distant location. Rong Ruo realized that it was his cousin, Wei Lin Lang, and was overcome with emotion. Kang Xi then ordered Prince Fu Quan to find the palace maid playing the pan pipe so that she could be betrothed to Rong Ruo. However, upon finding Lin Lang, Fu Quan realized that Kang Xi also had feelings for her, thus he secretly decided to pull a switch by selecting someone else to be betrothed to Rong Ruo and ordered Lin Lang to serve Kang Xi instead. It was only after Kang Xi fell deeply in love with Lin Lang that he learned she was actually the cousin Rong Ruo was in love with all along...
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Cast
- Main
- Ye He as childhood Kang Xi
- Ge Li Sha (葛莉莎) as Liang'er
- Xu Ling Chen as childhood Rong Ruo
- Supporting
- Catherina Yim as Grand Empress Dowager Xiao Zhuang
- Zhang Xiao Chen as Chang Qing
- Chen Yun Zhi (陈云志) as A Si Hai
- Wang Chen Yi Xian as childhood Hui'er
- Zhang Zhi Xi as Hua Zhu
- Liu Meng Meng as Yu Zhu
- Cheng Yan Qiu as Cui Juan
- Cao Yan as Concubine Rui
- Liu Tian Ru as Yun Chu
- Yang Ming Na as Empress Dowager Xiao Hui Zhang
- Zheng Long as Xiao De Zi
- Ruan Wei Jing as Nalan Yi
- Qiu Shuo Kang as childhood Yi
- Si Qin Gao Li as Fang Jing
- Chen Liang Ping as Nalan Ming Zhu
- Su Mao as A Bu Nai
- Zhang Xi Yuan as Fujin
- Wang Wei as Concubine An
- Zheng Dan Lei as Chen Xianh
- Zhu Xu Dan as Duan Min
- Yuan Zi Yi as Su Rong'er
- Wang Hao (王豪) as Nanny Ying
- Tan Li Min as Aunt Yan
- Rui Wei Hang as Wu Yingxiong
- Chen Yuan (陈圆) as Bi Luo
- Fang Shuai as Bu'erni
- Lu Yong Jun as Eunuch Wang
- Chen Meng Xi as Nuan'er
- Shen Li Bin (沈李彬) as Wu Zimo
Production Credits
- Original writing: Novel Ji Mo Kong Ting Chun Yu Wan by Fei Wo Si Cun
- Screenwriters: Guo Bao Xian (郭宝贤), Su Bin Hua (苏斌华), Du Li Rong (杜璃容)
- Producer: Yu Zheng, Yang Xiao Pei
- Director: Zeng Li Zhen