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*[[Wu Lei]] as Fei Liu (Mei Changsu's bodyguard) | *[[Wu Lei]] as Fei Liu (Mei Changsu's bodyguard) | ||
*[[Zhou Qi Qi]] (周奇奇) as Gong Yu | *[[Zhou Qi Qi]] (周奇奇) as Gong Yu | ||
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*[[Wang Hong]] (王宏) as Li Gang | *[[Wang Hong]] (王宏) as Li Gang | ||
*[[Zhao Yi Long]] (赵一龙) as Zhen Ping | *[[Zhao Yi Long]] (赵一龙) as Zhen Ping | ||
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*[[Guo Xiao Ran]] (郭晓然) as Yan Yu Jin | *[[Guo Xiao Ran]] (郭晓然) as Yan Yu Jin | ||
*[[Kuang Mu Ye]] (匡牧野) as Xie Bi | *[[Kuang Mu Ye]] (匡牧野) as Xie Bi | ||
| − | *[[Liu Yi Jun ( | + | *[[Liu Yi Jun (1970)|Liu Yi Jun]] as Xie Yu |
*[[Wang Jin Song]] (王劲松) as Yan Que | *[[Wang Jin Song]] (王劲松) as Yan Que | ||
*[[Zhang Xiao Qian]] (张晓谦) as Mu Qing | *[[Zhang Xiao Qian]] (张晓谦) as Mu Qing | ||
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*[[Zhang Ling Xin]] (张龄心) as Xia Dong | *[[Zhang Ling Xin]] (张龄心) as Xia Dong | ||
*[[Wang Yong Quan]] (王永全) as Xia Jiang | *[[Wang Yong Quan]] (王永全) as Xia Jiang | ||
| − | *[[Liu Min Tao]] | + | *[[Liu Min Tao]] as Consort Jing |
*[[Ding Yong Dai]] as Emperor Wu | *[[Ding Yong Dai]] as Emperor Wu | ||
*[[Zhang Yan Yan]] (张棪琰) as Li Yang, Princess Royal | *[[Zhang Yan Yan]] (张棪琰) as Li Yang, Princess Royal | ||
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*[[Lu Shan]] as Miss Liu, Princess Consort Jing | *[[Lu Shan]] as Miss Liu, Princess Consort Jing | ||
*[[Wang Chen Yi Xian]] as Princess Xuan Ji | *[[Wang Chen Yi Xian]] as Princess Xuan Ji | ||
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| − | *[[Wang Ou]] | + | *[[Wang Ou]] as Qin Ban Ruo |
*[[Jin Feng]] (金丰) as Jun Niang | *[[Jin Feng]] (金丰) as Jun Niang | ||
*[[Fu Tao]] as Lu Yuan | *[[Fu Tao]] as Lu Yuan | ||
Revision as of 18:48, 19 September 2015
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Details
- Title: 琅琊榜 / Lang Ya Bang
- English title: Nirvana in Fire
- Genre: Period drama, politics, revenge
- Episodes: 55
- Broadcast network: Dragon TV, Beijing TV
- Broadcast period: 2015-09-19 to 2015-10-15
Synopsis
During the 4th century, war broke out between the feudal Northern Wei dynasty and Southern Liang dynasties, leading Liang's General Lin Xie to take his only child, the 17 year old Lin Shu, to battle. Unexpectedly, Lin Xie was framed by a political rival, causing the unjust deaths of seventy thousand Chi Yan army soldiers, just after they drove off the hostile Wei forces. Fortunately, the young Lin Shu was rescued by a loyal subordinate, although he barely escaped with his life. With the help of Lang Ya Hall, Lin Shu was able to establish the Jiang Zuo Alliance, and returns to the capital 12 years on as the leader Mei Changsu. He secretly assists his friend Xiao Jingyan, the unfavoured son of Emperor Wu and wisely rids the court of scheming officials, successfully overturning the past injustices imposed upon the Chi Yan army ahead of his imminent death. Northern Wei uses the current political instability and chaotic governance of Emperor Wu in their favour and attacks again. With no one to lead the army, Mei Chang Su takes the herb that would stimulate his physical abilities and in the last 3 months of his life, suppresses the opposing army, choosing to end his life the way Lin Shu would have it.
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Production Credits
- Original writing: Novel Lang Ya Bang (琅琊榜) by Hai Yan (海宴)
- Screenwriter: Hai Yan (海宴)
- Producer: Hou Hong Liang (侯鸿亮)
- Directors: Kong Sheng (孔笙), Li Xue (李雪)
Notes
- Filming period: 2014-Feb-13 to 2014-Jun-07