The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan

The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan
Also known as The Bronze Teeth
Traditional 鐵齒銅牙紀曉嵐
Simplified 铁齿铜牙纪晓岚
Mandarin Tiěchǐ Tóngyá Jǐ Xiǎolán
Genre historical, ancient costume comedy
Written by Chan Man-kwai, 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
Production 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 (2002-02-08) – March 5, 2010 (2010-03-05)

The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan (Chinese: 铁齿铜牙纪晓岚) 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

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

  1. ↑ "Eloquent Ji Xiaolan Gets New Sequel". 2009.
  2. ↑ "Eloquent Ji Xiaolan Gets New Sequel". 2009.
  3. ↑ "Eloquent Ji Xiaolan gets new sequel". 2009.
  4. ↑ "The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan".
  5. ↑ 《铁齿铜牙纪晓岚》戏说铁三角 (in Chinese). Ifeng. 2013.
  6. ↑ "More of Ji Xiaolan on TV". 2009.
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