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*[[Wikipedia:Cookies (band)|Cookies]] ([[Stephy Tang]], [[Kary Ng]], [[Theresa Fu]], [[Miki Yeung]]) as Themselves | *[[Wikipedia:Cookies (band)|Cookies]] ([[Stephy Tang]], [[Kary Ng]], [[Theresa Fu]], [[Miki Yeung]]) as Themselves | ||
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*[[Yumiko Cheng]] as Eason Chan's fan | *[[Yumiko Cheng]] as Eason Chan's fan | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:57, 29 April 2024
Contents
Details
- Title: 當四葉草碰上劍尖時 / 当四叶草碰上剑尖时
- Cantonese/Mandarin title: Dong Sei Yip Cho Pong Seung Gim Jim See / Dang Si Ye Cao Peng Shang Jian Jian Shi
- English title: Hearts of Fencing
- Broadcast network: TVB
- Related TV series: Dressage to Win
Season 1
- Episodes: 11
- Broadcast period: 2003-Sep-14 to 2003-Dec-07
- Air time: Sunday 23:05-23:55
- Theme song: Shining Friends by Fiona Fung, Mathilde Chan and Peggy Lee
Synopsis
This series is based on college life, love, and one sport - fencing. The story starts off with Cheng Ka Lam and her aunt, Mei, trying to put together a newspaper group with at least 5 people for the school magazine. Lam makes a bet with her aunt and ends up winning with 5 people joining: "Man Man", "Ah Ching", who are Lam's best friends, and two more girls, "Dai Sik Mui", and "13 Mui." These 5 girls work together to create the school's magazines and soon become the best of friends.
Four guys, Ah Yat, Ah Lok, Don and Lung, all got off to a rough start. Like most siblings, Ah Yat and Ah Lok sometimes bicker, but they are loving brothers who get along well most of the time. Don and Lung have been friends since they were little, but Lung is more of Don's little sidekick. Lung is very loyal to Don. These two "teams" are rivals and disliked each other. "Mr. Sword", their fencing teacher, knows about this, and tries his best to make the "teams" work together by testing them in different ways.
Source: TVB Square
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- The Girls
- Race Wong as Cheng Ka Lam
- Natalie Tong as Ko Ching ("Ah Ching")
- Renee Dai as Wong Miu Yee ("Dai Sik Mui")
- Elaine Yiu as Lam Suet Man ("Man Man")
- Kelly Fu as Chui Kam Mui ("13 Mui")
- The Guys
- Chris Lai as Au Yeung Yat
- Don Li as Au Yeung Lok
- Eddie Lee as Chu Moon Tong (Don)
- Sam Chan as Kwan Yu Lung
- Supporting Cast
- Edmond Leung as Wong Chui Suet
- Eileen Yeow as Cheng Sum Mei (Miss Cheng)
- Chin Ka Lok as Yu Chi Wai (Principal)
- Markus Ng as Fei Cheung
- Ko Ho Ching as Lau Hak Fong ("Dai Hak"- Big Black)
- Guest Stars (EEG Artists)
- Edison Chen as Prince Charming (in Lam's Snow White fantasy dream)
- Nicholas Tse as himself
- Cookies (Stephy Tang, Kary Ng, Theresa Fu, Miki Yeung) as Themselves
- Boy'z (Stephen Cheung and Kenny Kwan) and Shine (Tin Yau and Yau Nam) as The Four Sword Gods
- Bobo Chan as alumni association president
- E-Kids as student
- Eason Chan as himself
- Rosanne Wong as a pregnant woman
- Alex Fong as a swimming club president
- Miriam Yeung
- Joey Yung as hands flowers to Ko Ching
- Yumiko Cheng as Eason Chan's fan
- Timmy Hung as exchange student
- Jerry Lamb as sweeper
- Tiffany Lee
- Carlo Ng as Eason Chan's fan
- Sammy Leung
External Links
Season 2
- Title: 赤沙印记＠四叶草2
- Cantonese/Mandarin title: Chik Sa Yan Kei @ Sei Yip Cho 2 / Chi Sha Yin Ji @ Si Ye Cao 2
- English title: Sunshine Heartbeat
- Also known as: Hearts of Fencing II
- Episodes: 13
- Broadcast period: 2004-Oct-03 to 2005-Jan-03
- Air time: Sunday 22:00-23:00
- Theme song: Find Your Love by F1, Roxane Lo and Peggy Lee
Synopsis
When Mia was young, she and her sisters Ah Kiu and Yan Yan met a Gypsy girl. The Gypsy girl gave Mia a bag and told her to open it when she turns 18 and she will find her true love and told her to choose carefully so she wouldn't hurt her family. Mia and her sisters buried the bag and promised not to open it until Mia comes back to Hong Kong. Mia stayed with her aunt while the Ah Kiu and Yan Yan went back to Hong Kong.
A few years later... Mia came back to Hong Kong and on her 18th birthday, Mia and her sisters dug up the bag and opened it. The letter inside the bag said Mia's true love would have a four leave clover mark on them. Mia discovers the four leave clover mark on both Nic and Ah Sun. Which one will she choose? The rumored as "bad boy" Ah Nic or the good boy Ah Sun?
Cast
- Vivien Yeo as Mia/Yip Ching
- Charmaine Li as Yip Kiu
- Yoyo Chen as Yip Yan
- Vin Choi as Nic Fong/ Fong Nic
- Charles Szeto as Yue Yat Sun
- Joe Ma as the Volleyball Coach Cheung
- Cathy Tsui as the teacher/ Miss Kwan
- Jenny Cheung as the principal's daughter/Ah Hun
- Koey Wong as Eugenia/ Eugen
- Vivien Lok as Suki
- Guest Stars
- Chris Lai as Au Yeung Yat
- Natalie Tong as Ko Ching
- Race Wong as Cheng Ka Lam
- Eddie Lee as Don Chu
- Sam Chan as Kwan Yue Lung
- Elaine Yiu as Man-Man
- Renee Dai as Wong Miu Yee
- Kelly Fu as Chui Gam Mui
- Markus Ng as Fei Cheung
- Don Li as Student
- Joey Yung as Gypsy girl
- Alex Fong as annoying boyfriend of Niki Chow
- Niki Chow as Alex Fong's girlfriend
- Cheung Tat Ming as Granny
- Lawrence Cheng The three sisters' dad
- Fred Cheng
- Jordan Chan
- Ekin Cheng
- Boy'z (Kenny Kwan and Steven Cheung)
- Andy Hui as Himself
- Aaron Kwok as Himself
- E-Kids as boys
- Isabella Leong as Girl asking for fortune
- Jacky Cheung
- Cheung Kin Tung
- Alan Tam
- Sandy Lam
- Twins (Gillian Chung and Charlene Choi) as dancers
- Ron Ng Volleyball Player at Trun Mok
- Hacken Lee as 校長
- Bobo Chan as Ah Sun's friend
- Shawn Yue as handsome student
- Timmy Hung
- Carlo Ng as a student
- Ella Koon as a doctor
- Leo Ku as Yip Yan 葉茵
- Law Koon Lan
- Mandy Cho Joey Yung's customer
- 2A- Amy and Ada (Amy is Carlene Aguilar)
- 2R (Race Wong and Rosanne Wong)
- Jiri Tam as Leung Chi Ping (Yan Yan's boyfriend)