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*'''Also known as:''' The Bronze Teeth, Eloquent Ji Xiao Lan | *'''Also known as:''' The Bronze Teeth, Eloquent Ji Xiao Lan | ||
*'''Setting:''' Qing Dynasty, ancient China | *'''Setting:''' Qing Dynasty, ancient China | ||
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| + | ==Season 1== | ||
*'''Broadcast Period:''' 2000 | *'''Broadcast Period:''' 2000 | ||
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| − | ==Synopsis== | + | ===Synopsis=== |
Based on a real person in history, Ji Xiao Lan tells the story of a briliant scholar in the Qing Dynasty, a high official under Emperor Qian Long ''(Zhang Tie Lin, the same emperor as the one in Huan Zhu Ge Ge).'' Ji Xiao Lan (''Zhang Guo Li''), the righteous scholar, is basically the foil of the 'evil', greedy official He Shen (''Wang Gang''.) The plot of the series revolves around the issues that the Qing Dynasty's China deals with, and makes some thinly-veiled points about today's modern governments (or actually any governments ever) and the corruption that sprouts. | Based on a real person in history, Ji Xiao Lan tells the story of a briliant scholar in the Qing Dynasty, a high official under Emperor Qian Long ''(Zhang Tie Lin, the same emperor as the one in Huan Zhu Ge Ge).'' Ji Xiao Lan (''Zhang Guo Li''), the righteous scholar, is basically the foil of the 'evil', greedy official He Shen (''Wang Gang''.) The plot of the series revolves around the issues that the Qing Dynasty's China deals with, and makes some thinly-veiled points about today's modern governments (or actually any governments ever) and the corruption that sprouts. | ||
In general terms, Ji Xiao Lan stands up for the people's rights, and He Shen supports corruption, for lack of better ways to classify these two characters. In actuality, they represent a whole spectrum of humanity, and are neither all good or all bad. There's a lot of humor in this series, playing with words, plotting, deception and fighting when the Emperor goes into the country incognito. There're several different stories/issues told, though they're all connected loosely overall, rather than separate. | In general terms, Ji Xiao Lan stands up for the people's rights, and He Shen supports corruption, for lack of better ways to classify these two characters. In actuality, they represent a whole spectrum of humanity, and are neither all good or all bad. There's a lot of humor in this series, playing with words, plotting, deception and fighting when the Emperor goes into the country incognito. There're several different stories/issues told, though they're all connected loosely overall, rather than separate. | ||
| − | ==Cast== | + | ===Cast=== |
*[[Zhang Guo Li]] as Ji Xiao Lan | *[[Zhang Guo Li]] as Ji Xiao Lan | ||
*[[Zhang Tie Lin]] as Qing Long | *[[Zhang Tie Lin]] as Qing Long | ||
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*[[Yan Huai Li]] | *[[Yan Huai Li]] | ||
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| − | ''' | + | *[http://ent.sina.com.cn/v/f/tcjxl.html Sina] |
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| + | ==Season 2== | ||
| + | *'''Episodes:''' 43 | ||
| + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2001 | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Cast=== | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Guo Li]] as Ji Xiao Lan | ||
| + | *[[Wang Gang (1948)|Wang Gang]] as He Sheng | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Tie Lin]] as Qianlong Emperor | ||
| + | *[[Yuan Li]] as Du Xiao Yue | ||
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| + | ===Production Credits=== | ||
| + | *'''Screenwriter:''' 文贵, 邹静之, 马军骧, 王振潜 | ||
| + | *'''Director:''' Liu Jia Cheng(刘家成) | ||
| − | + | ===External Links=== | |
| + | *[http://ent.sina.com.cn/v/f/tcjxl2/index.html Sina] | ||
| − | ''' | + | ==Season 3== |
| + | [[File:Jixiaolan.jpg|thumb|Poster]] | ||
| + | *'''Episodes:''' 40 | ||
| + | *'''Broadcast year:''' 2004 | ||
| − | + | ===Synopsis=== | |
| − | ==External Links== | + | The wise scholar Ji Xiao Lan (Zhang Guo Li) , who shares the people's worries, has an ongoing mental and verbal battle with a seemingly gentlemanly, but the influential and corrupt, official He Shen (Wang Gang). He enjoys the battle, which neither, is clearly winning or losing, immensely, With the emperor Qian Long's sometimes deliberate, and sometimes unintended sowing of dissension, Ji Xiao Lan and He Shen rack their brains restlessly in order to beat each other. |
| − | *[http://ent.sina.com.cn/v/f/ | + | |
| + | The Bronze Teeth III Comprises six stories, which includes "The Beauty Fight", "The Fake Truth and the True Fake", Cheng Loong as a Street Performer, "The Cunning Plot", "The Rouge" and "The Dragon and Tiger Fight". They vividly reveal the power struggles in the imperial Court of the Qing Dynasty with mirth, laughter, anger and curses. | ||
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| + | ===Cast=== | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Guo Li]] as Ji Xiao Lan | ||
| + | *[[Wang Gang (1948)|Wang Gang]] as He Sheng | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Tie Lin]] as Qian Long | ||
| + | *[[Zhang Ting]] as Lu Lin Lang | ||
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| + | ===External Links=== | ||
| + | *[http://ent.sina.com.cn/v/f/jxl3/ ent.sina offical site] | ||
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| + | [[Category:CDrama]] [[Category:CDrama2000]] [[Category:CDrama2001]] [[Category:CDrama2004]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:20, 21 August 2007
Contents
Details
- Name: 铁齿铜牙纪晓岚 / Tie Chi Tong Ya Ji Xiao Lan
- Also known as: The Bronze Teeth, Eloquent Ji Xiao Lan
- Setting: Qing Dynasty, ancient China
Season 1
- Broadcast Period: 2000
Synopsis
Based on a real person in history, Ji Xiao Lan tells the story of a briliant scholar in the Qing Dynasty, a high official under Emperor Qian Long (Zhang Tie Lin, the same emperor as the one in Huan Zhu Ge Ge). Ji Xiao Lan (Zhang Guo Li), the righteous scholar, is basically the foil of the 'evil', greedy official He Shen (Wang Gang.) The plot of the series revolves around the issues that the Qing Dynasty's China deals with, and makes some thinly-veiled points about today's modern governments (or actually any governments ever) and the corruption that sprouts.
In general terms, Ji Xiao Lan stands up for the people's rights, and He Shen supports corruption, for lack of better ways to classify these two characters. In actuality, they represent a whole spectrum of humanity, and are neither all good or all bad. There's a lot of humor in this series, playing with words, plotting, deception and fighting when the Emperor goes into the country incognito. There're several different stories/issues told, though they're all connected loosely overall, rather than separate.
Cast
- Zhang Guo Li as Ji Xiao Lan
- Zhang Tie Lin as Qing Long
- Wang Gang as He Sheng
- Yuan Li as Du Xiao Yue
- Yang Li Jing (杨丽菁) as Mo Chou
- Xiang Neng as Fu Kang An
- Yan Huai Li
External Links
Season 2
- Episodes: 43
- Broadcast period: 2001
Cast
- Zhang Guo Li as Ji Xiao Lan
- Wang Gang as He Sheng
- Zhang Tie Lin as Qianlong Emperor
- Yuan Li as Du Xiao Yue
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: 文贵, 邹静之, 马军骧, 王振潜
- Director: Liu Jia Cheng(刘家成)
External Links
Season 3
- Episodes: 40
- Broadcast year: 2004
Synopsis
The wise scholar Ji Xiao Lan (Zhang Guo Li) , who shares the people's worries, has an ongoing mental and verbal battle with a seemingly gentlemanly, but the influential and corrupt, official He Shen (Wang Gang). He enjoys the battle, which neither, is clearly winning or losing, immensely, With the emperor Qian Long's sometimes deliberate, and sometimes unintended sowing of dissension, Ji Xiao Lan and He Shen rack their brains restlessly in order to beat each other.
The Bronze Teeth III Comprises six stories, which includes "The Beauty Fight", "The Fake Truth and the True Fake", Cheng Loong as a Street Performer, "The Cunning Plot", "The Rouge" and "The Dragon and Tiger Fight". They vividly reveal the power struggles in the imperial Court of the Qing Dynasty with mirth, laughter, anger and curses.
Cast
- Zhang Guo Li as Ji Xiao Lan
- Wang Gang as He Sheng
- Zhang Tie Lin as Qian Long
- Zhang Ting as Lu Lin Lang