Singing All Along
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| Genre | historical fiction romance wuxia |
| Created by | Ruby Lin |
| Based on | Li Xin's novel series Xiuli Jiangshan |
| Written by | Shao Sihan Li Yanqian Wang Xiaoquan |
| Directed by | Lin Feng Chen Quan Zhu Ruibin |
| Starring | Ruby Lin Yuan Hong Li Jiahang Wang Yuanke Yu Bo Kenny Kwan Zong Fengnian Wang Lin Reyizha Alimjan |
| Country of origin | China |
| Original language | Mandarin |
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| Executive producer | Han Luo |
| Producer | Ruby Lin |
| Production companies | Ruby Lin Studio China International Television Corporation Anhui Television Shanghai Juhe Media Corporation Four Seasons Culture Corporation |
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| Traditional Chinese | 秀麗江山之長歌行 | ||||||
| Simplified Chinese | 秀丽江山之长歌行 | ||||||
| Literal meaning | Splendid Beautiful River, Mountain: Long Song Journey | ||||||
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Template:Contains Chinese text Singing All Along is an upcoming Chinese television drama series produced by Ruby Lin, starring Lin and Yuan Hong. Set in 1st-century imperial China, the drama is based on Li Xin (李歆)'s 2007–2009 romantic novel series Xiuli Jiangshan (秀丽江山) and focuses on the relationship between Liu Xiu (Emperor Guangwu), peasant-turned-Eastern Han dynasty founder, and Yin Lihua (Empress Guanglie), the love of his life. Although the original novel involved time travel, the television series does not contain those parts.[1]
Filming began in October 2013 in Xiangshan County, Zhejiang, China with a budget of ¥ 150 million (over 24 million USD).[2]
Plot premise
To take a wife, (a real man) should marry Yin Lihua.
In days of peril, in days of dread, it's always "I and you".
— Liu Xiu, quoting from Classic of Poetry in a 33 AD edict on Yin's family[3]
In 22 AD, the peasant brothers Liu Yan and Liu Xiu led a rebel force to overthrow the oppressive Xin empire and to restore the Han dynasty. Yin Lihua, their beautiful childhood friend, joined their fight. During the bloody battles, Liu Xiu and Yin faced death many times together before the Xin empire was finally toppled. In 23, Liu Yan was seen by the new Han emperor Liu Xuan as a threat and executed. Fearing he would be next, Liu Xiu, with the help of his new bride Yin, managed to have Liu Xuan assign him to a territory beyond Liu Xuan's reach. However, developing a power base of his own proved difficult. In 24, Liu Xiu encountered a dilemma: in order to enter a military alliance with a mighty regional warlord, he needed to marry the warlord's niece Guo Shengtong and break his vows to Yin. Meanwhile, Yin discovered that Liu Xuan also had feelings for her... When Yin finally reunited with her husband in 25, Liu Xiu was already the new emperor who had just captured the capital; with Guo, a woman he did not love, as his new wife. As the empire remained divided, naming Guo the empress seemed the ideal choice politically, but Liu Xiu's heart never left Yin. Amid power struggle, war, and intrigues, could their love survive?
Cast
- Ruby Lin as Yin Lihua
- Yuan Hong as Liu Xiu
- Li Jiahang as Feng Yi
- Wang Yuanke as Guo Shengtong
- Zong Fengyan as Liu Yan
- Yu Bo as Liu Xuan
- Kenny Kwan as Deng Yu
- Lee Li-chun as Cai Shaogong
- Wang Lin as Guo Zhu
- Qi Wei as Weiyue
- Ren Quan as Yin Lu
- Ma Tianyu as Yan Ziling
- Wang Yu as Yin Shi
- Liu Yitong as Consort Han
- Sun Xiaoxiao as Consort Zhao
- Reyizha Alimjan as Ding Rou
- Hung Hsiao-ling as Deng Chan
- Qin Junjie as Deng Feng
- Mao Zijun as Yin Xing
- Queenie Tai as Hupo
- Wu Jinyan as Xu Yanzhi
- Cai Heng as Wu Han
- Wang Jinduo as Ma Wu
- Wang Zirui as Wang Ba
- Jiang Zhenhao as Zang Gong
- Liu Jun as Zhai Zun
- Wang Liang as Yao Qi
- Jin Hao as Geng Yan
- Xin Xin as Zhu You
- Wang Han as Ren Guang
- Chen Tao as Liu Zhi
- Zhou Bin as Yuchi Jun
- Liu Yuexin as Lady Liu
- Bai Huizi as Liu Boji
- Chi Lijing as Liu Yuan
- Liu Changde as Guo Kuang
- Hu Kun as Deng Chen
- Tai Junjie as Deng Feng
- Li Zhuolin as Li Tong
- Xiao Haoran as Li Yi
- Sun Honglei as Guo Xian
- Shen Jianing as Ying Luo
- Zhao Wei as Zhu Wei
- Sun Mingming as giant
Notes and references
- ^ "林心如将投拍《秀丽江山》 删去穿越还原历史". Sina entertainment. 2012-03-21.
- ^ 林心如投1.5亿拍剧
- ^ a b Hou Han Shu, ch.10.
- Template:Zh icon Fan Ye; et al., eds. (5th century). Hou Han Shu (後漢書).
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