Zhuge Liang (TV series)
Zhuge Liang is a Chinese television series based on the life of Zhuge Liang, a chancellor (or prime minister) of the state of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms period. The plot is based on stories about Zhuge Liang in the 14th-century historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The series starred Li Fazeng as the title character and was first aired on Hubei TV in mainland China in 1985.
| Zhuge Liang | |
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| Traditional | 諸葛亮 |
| Simplified | 诸葛亮 |
| Mandarin | Zhūgě Liàng |
| Genre | Historical drama |
| Based on | Romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong |
| Screenplay by | Zou Yunfeng Wang Kai Hu Sanxiang |
| Directed by | Sun Guangming |
| Starring | Li Fazeng |
| Country of origin | China |
| Original language | Mandarin |
| No. of episodes | 14 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Zhang Jingxuan |
| Producer | Zhou Dacheng |
| Production location | China |
| Cinematography | Xing Hanming |
| Editor | Fu Zhengyi |
| Running time | 45 minutes per episode |
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| Release | |
| Original network | Hubei TV |
| First shown in | 1985 |
List of episodes
| # | Rough translation of title (in English) | Original title (in Chinese) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Visiting the virtuous in Longzhong | 隆中访贤 |
| 2 | The Crouching Dragon comes out of seclusion | 卧龙出山 |
| 3 | Arguing with the Confucian scholars | 舌战群儒 |
| 4 | Instigating Zhou Yu | 智激周瑜 |
| 5 | Battle of wits at Red Cliffs | 赤壁斗智 |
| 6 | Borrowing the eastern wind | 巧借东风 |
| 7 | Rush to Chaisang | 急赴柴桑 |
| 8 | The Crouching Dragon attends a funeral | 卧龙吊孝 |
| 9 | Allocating people based on their talents | 知人善任 |
| 10 | Entering Sichuan | 拜将入川 |
| 11 | Losing Jieting | 误失街亭 |
| 12 | Self request for demotion | 上书自贬 |
| 13 | Six campaigns from Mount Qi | 六出祁山 |
| 14 | Striving to the utmost | 鞠躬尽瘁 |
Cast
- Li Fazeng as Zhuge Liang
- Fu Pingping / Zhao Huizhen as Huang Yueying
- Calvin Li Zonghan as Zhuge Zhan
- Huang Jiade as Liu Bei
- Wu Zhengdou / Ji Hua as Liu Shan
- Zheng Jun as Guan Yu
- Zhang Xinyuan as Zhang Fei
- Yuan Xinmin / Zhang Dawan as Zhao Yun
- Liu Mingkai as Pang Tong
- Li Jianxun as Wang Ping / Cheng Pu
- Su Houchao as Wei Yan
- Li Chengbin as Xu Shu
- Wu Chunguang as Jiang Wan
- Yue Maolin as Fei Yi
- He Yuhai as Jiang Wei
- Gong Yinzhi as Yang Yi
- Hu Kui as Yan Yan / Yan Jun
- Wang Shuhai as Shi Guangyuan
- Bao Jinxiang as Meng Gongwei
- Sun Jianzhang as Cui Zhouping
- Mei Rongqing as Huang Chengyan
- Deng Qiping as Zhuge Jun
- Shen Jianjun as Zhuge Qiao
- Zhou Dacheng as Guan Ping
- Zhu Jie as Guan Xing
- Wang Lihang as Zhang Bao / Cai Mao
- Luo Minzhi as Ma Su / Zhang Wen
- Wang Jizhi as Xiang Lang
- Tian Yiqiu as Li Fu
- Zhang Zhang as Cao Cao
- Shi Decai as Xiahou Dun
- Han Sui as Yue Jin
- Pan Zhengmin as Zhang He
- Zhang Huaizhi as Jiang Gan
- Shao Yongcheng as Zhang Yun
- Wang Zhenrong as Sima Yi
- Wu Zhenghan as Sima Shi
- Ai Wu as Sima Zhao
- Xu Zhengyun as Sun Quan
- Jiang Gengliang as Zhou Yu
- Liu Lihua as Xiaoqiao
- Feng Mingyi / Song Banggui as Lu Su
- Yang Xiuzhang as Huang Gai
- Li Jinlu as Gan Ning
- Qian Wenhua as Zhang Zhao
- Zhang Jichao as Yu Fan
- Dong Shaomin as Bu Zhi
- Zhang Qingchang as Lu Ji
- Lu Youcheng as Cheng Bing
- Zhang Qinghai as Xue Zong
- Tian Yu as Luo Tong
- Wan Wei as Zhou Xun
- Yao Kanghong as Zhang Xiu
Awards and nominations
The series won the following awards in China in 1986:
- First Prize for Outstanding Television Series, Golden Achievements Awards
- Special Award, 4th Golden Eagle Awards
- Second Prize for Outstanding Television Series, 6th Flying Apsaras Awards
See also
External links
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