About Chu Liuxiang's version:
1. Hong Kong TV Edition.
1979, tvbi filmed the legend of Chu Liuxiang. Brother Qiu plays Chu Liuxiang for the first time. This version originally had 65 episodes. Generally divided into:
(1) Chivalrous Man (No Flower)
(2) The Great Desert (Shi Guanyin)
(3) Shen Gong Legend (Cui Yong Villa and Shenshui Palace)
(4) The last battle (Ding Tie and Gao Taijun)
The drama 1982 was hacked for 30 episodes when it was broadcast in Taiwan province, and it was divided into the legend of no flowers (14 episodes), the legend of Shen Gong (12 episodes) and the last battle (6 episodes). In the late 1980s, this edited version of Taiwan Province Province was introduced to the mainland in the form of a video tape, which was all the rage and became the first autumn fans in the mainland. Later, the legend of no flowers was hard to find for some reasons, but Jingu and the last battle were very common.
After a lapse of nearly 20 years, the complete version of 1999 was finally broadcast in Taiwan, which also caused a ratings boom, defeating the Wu Qihua version of Orange Red and Eternal Eternity, which were broadcast at the same time. Unfortunately, the recent 10 episode of Chu Liuxiang, a bilingual edition published by Radio Television Hong Kong in 2003, was deleted.
Second, the film version of Taiwan Province Province
1982, the legend of Chu Liuxiang was broadcast in Taiwan Province province, which attracted the attention of ten thousand people. Since then, Chu opera actors have developed in Taiwan Province, and Qiu Ge has also made many films in Taiwan Province, including two Chu Liuxiang films.
(1) 1982 The film Chu Liuxiang Jade Spot is also known as the "Chu Liuxiang finale". This version of the mainland has a video for a long time, and it was released later.
The Chu Liuxiang finale was very good at the box office. Because of the box office success, Gu Long quickly filmed "Midnight Orchid" to bring Chu Liuxiang back to life.
(2) 1983 movie Chu Liuxiang midnight orchid. It's not on yet.
Iii. Taiwan TV Edition 1
1984, Chu Liuxiang TV series was filmed in Taiwan province, and Li Yuhan was originally scheduled to play Chu Liuxiang in The Legend of Shen Gong. Later, public opinion was hard to break, but Qiu Ge played it. This version continues the Hong Kong version 1979, and it is called "A New Biography of Chu Liuxiang" from the death of Rong Rong, with a total of 6 1 set, which is divided into four units:
(1) Legend of the New Moon (8 episodes)
(2) Orchid Legend (12 episode)
(3) The Legend of the Parrot (episode 10)
(4) Shadow Legend (1 1 episode, video version is1episode)
* The new version of Biography of Chu Liuxiang was also introduced to the mainland in the form of video in the late 1980s and published in Hubei. I remember the cover was very beautiful, especially the crescent moon and orchids. Unfortunately, there was no scanner at that time, and even the copier was a new thing. Now it can only stay in memory.
* * In the mid-1990s, Hubei published A New Biography of Chu Liuxiang, which included the above four units and two volumes. But somehow, the 79-year-old Hong Kong cut version (that is, the Taiwan Province broadcast version of 1982) was made into the third film, and the Legend of No Flowers was not shown, which disrupted the thinking of many fans. Probably the name "The Last Battle" feels like the finale, but I think this is also the reason why many fans don't know how many editions of "Chu Liuxiang" there are. And the cover of the record is really pleasing. I don't know where I got the picture. Brother Chu's head and body are spliced together, which is much worse than the cover of the video.
Four. Taiwan TV second edition
1In the summer of 994, Taiwan Province filmed the TV series Legend of Xiang Shuai, with 40 episodes, the heroine Cynthia Khan and Lin Meizhen playing Rong Rong. The content is not based on Gu Long's novels, except for the six protagonists, the rest are basically recreated, drawing lessons from other martial arts novels. The script was constantly revised during the filming, and the tragedy was replaced by a happy ending. When it was broadcast on the mainland, it was dragged into 50 episodes. In Hong Kong, 40 episodes were dubbed in Cantonese by Brother Qiu himself. When Pretty Woman was published, there were still 40 episodes, but some clips were less than when it was broadcast on TV.