The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan
| The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan | |
|---|---|
| Also known as | The Bronze Teeth |
| Genre | historical, ancient costume comedy |
| Written by | Chen Wengui, Zou Jingzhi, Zheng Wanlong, Wang Zhenqian, Wang Chen, Shi Hang, Gu Yan, Ma Junxiang, Wang Hailin |
| Directed by | Zhang Guoli |
| Starring |
Zhang Guoli Wang Gang Zhang Tielin Yuan Li |
| Opening theme | Jin Xuefeng: intellectuals are not useful at all (谁说书生百无一用) |
| Ending theme | The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan |
| Country of origin | China |
| Original language(s) | Mandarin, Cantonese |
| No. of seasons | 4 |
| No. of episodes | 173 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) | Deng Jie |
| Location(s) | Beijing |
| Production company(s) | Beijing Yahuan Studio Production co., LTD |
| Release | |
| Original network | TVB Jade |
| First shown in | Hong Kong |
| Original release | February 8, 2002 – March 5, 2010 |
| The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan | |||||||
| Traditional Chinese | 鐵齒銅牙紀曉嵐 | ||||||
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| Simplified Chinese | 铁齿铜牙纪晓岚 | ||||||
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The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan is a Chinese television series about the life of Ji Xiaolan. The series was directed by Zhang Guoli and consists of a total of 173 episodes shot in high definition, each 45 minutes long and containing 10 minutes of 3-D effects.[1][2][3] The series is based on events during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor in the Qing dynasty.[4][5]
Cast
- Zhang Guoli as Ji Xiaolan
- Zhang Tielin as the Qianlong Emperor
- Wang Gang as Heshen
- Yuan Li as Du Xiaoyue
- Zhao Minfen/ Yan Minqiu/ Wang Liyuan as Empress Xiaoshengxian
- Zhang Ting as Lu Linlang
- Yang Xiyan/ Zhang Lei/ Liu Kaifei as Xing'er
- Zhang Chunnian as Liu Quan
- Cynthia Khan as Mo Chou
- Xiang Neng as Fuk'anggan
- Pan Xiaoli as Zhao Qing
Others
Season 1
- Cong Peixin as Censor Hong
- Wu Zhen as Hong Xia
- Shu Yaoxuan as Shang Rong
- Liu Weihua as Royal Highness
- Huo Siyan as Xiangcao
- Zeng Jing as Lǚ Chang'an
- Han Fuyi as Huang Bingtang
- Zhang Jing as Tao Xiangyun
- Li Xiaolei as Chen Weiyuan
- Li Qingxiang as Businessman Jin
- Ruan Danning as Su Qinglian
- Yan Huaili as Chen Huizu
- Jia Dazhong as Wang Shanwang
- Yang Junyong as Wang Tingzan
- Liu Yuanyuan as Chuntao
Season 2
- Liu Yanjun as Zhao Xinjin
- Ma Zijun as Zhang Wanjie
- Hong Zongyi as Zuo Shankui
- Bai Qiulin as Zhao Wenlong
- Zou Hewei as Min De
- Song Dong as Wu Shengqin
- Wang Shenshen as Liao Fan
- Ma Weifu as Xu Qingyu
- Xu Meiling as The procuress
- Wei Wei as Xiao Hongyan
- Ma Yili as Yan Ruyu
- Sun Yan as Dai Zhan
- Gao Yuqing as Hong Zhongyu
- Pan Guangju as Yan Ji
- Lu Hualei as Lao Cai
- Zhang Yuchun as Wu Shaofu
- Lu Donglai as Ye Tingbin
- Cui Jian as Qi Sutu
- Zhong Yuan as Gu Dali
- Fu Di as Li Chunmei
- Wang Bing as Li Xiaochun
- Zhang Jingyu as Hong San
- Lu Xiaoyi as Qi An
- Dang Yongde as Li San
- Ma Jie as Hai Sheng
- Ma Lun as Gui Ning
- Hao Zi as Mian En
- Wang Jingming as Wu Shenglan
- Li Geng as Jia San
- Guo Lihong as Xiaofang
- Yuan Hongqi as Ren Gang
- Lin Yongjian as Lu Chao
- Jiang Xinyan as Yao Qin
Season 3
- Huang Xiaolei as Changsi
- Xu Xiaodan as Empress Xiaoxianchun
- Li Yixiao as Honglian
- Li Lihong as Yue Jinzhi
- He Jinlong as Guo Min
- Liu Naiyi as Ma Rufeng
- Hao Subei as Yu Tiexin
- Song Dong as Gu Yezhi
- Chen Dacheng as A Gui
- Zhang Yue as Mingyue
- Wang Jianing as Chu Ming
- Zhang Mo as Yuan Hong
- Li Shijiang as Hua Jianmeng
- He Shengwei as Liu Shunmin
- Xia Lixin as Sai Huahong
- Wu Xiaodong as Hong Hai
Season 4
- Yan Ni as Ge Song'er
- Hu Guangzi as He Wenjin
- Gao Xinde as Chunhong
- Han Yuqin as Mei Yingxue
- Du Jun as Yi'ertai
- Zhao Hongfei as Cui Yuyan
- Miriam Yeung as Qianqian
- Shi Lin as Lizhi
- He Yongsheng as Ren Caomu
- Li Heng as Tao Dabao
- Liu Yong as Fugui
Critical reception
The series was one of the most watched ones in mainland China while it was broadcast.[6]
References
- ↑ "Eloquent Ji Xiaolan Gets New Sequel". Retrieved 2009.
- ↑ "Eloquent Ji Xiaolan Gets New Sequel". Retrieved 2009.
- ↑ "Eloquent Ji Xiaolan gets new sequel". Retrieved 2009.
- ↑ "The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan".
- ↑ 《铁齿铜牙纪晓岚》戏说铁三角 (in Chinese). Ifeng. Retrieved 2013.
- ↑ "More of Ji Xiaolan on TV". Retrieved 2009.
External links
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