Qing Yun Zhi

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Qing Yun Zhi
Also known as 青云志
Genre Xianxia, romance
Based on Zhu Xian by Xiao Ding
Directed by Zhu Ruibin
Starring Li Yifeng
Zanilia Zhao
Yang Zi
Qin Junjie
Tang Yixin
TFBOYS
Country of origin China
Original language(s) Mandarin
No. of seasons 1
No. of episodes 52
Production
Executive producer(s) Deng Xibin
Production location(s) Hengdian World Studios
Production company(s) H&R Century Pictures Co.,Ltd
Release
Original network Hunan Television
First shown in China
Original release July 2, 2016 (2016-07-02)
Qing Yun Zhi
Traditional Chinese 青雲志
Simplified Chinese 青云志

Qing Yun Zhi is a 2016 Chinese Xianxia romantic television series based on Xiao Ding (蕭鼎)'s best-seller novel Zhu Xian. The television series was produced by Deng Xibin and directed by Zhu Ruibin, starring Li Yifeng, Zanilia Zhao, Yang Zi, Qin Junjie, Tang Yixin, and TFBOYS. The television series was scheduled for release on July 2, 2016.

Plot

Zhang Xiaofan (張小凡) was born in Caomiao Village (草庙村; Grass Temple Village). One day, eleven-year-old Zhang Xiaofan helped out Tianyinsi's (天音寺; Tianyin Faction, a Buddhist school) monk named Pu Zhi, which caused everyone in his village to get killed later that night, leaving only his childhood friend Lin Jingyu (林驚羽) and a villager Uncle Wang. They were later adopted by the Qingyunmen (青雲門; Qingyun Faction, a Taoist school), the leader of the righteous and good.

Archlord Gui Wang (鬼王), head of Guiwangzong (鬼王宗; the Demonic Cult), wants to destroy the Qingyunmen and Tianyinsi to control the world. In order to maintain justice, Zhang Xiaofan trained and fought with Archlord Gui Wang. When he was defeated, Bi Yao (碧瑤), Archlord Gui Wang's daughter and Zhang Xiaofan's lover, died for him under the sword Zhu Xian. Zhang took his lover's body and began to rove all over the world. During the second decisive battle, Zhang Xiaofan defeated Archlord Gui Wang, and the world becomes peaceful.

Cast

  • Li Yifeng as Zhang Xiaofan (張小凡)/ Gui Li (鬼厲), a student of daoshi Tian Buyi and monk Pu Zhi. He is capable of learning the cultivation from Buddhist, Taoist, and Demonic Cult. He loves Bi Yao and Lu Xueqi.
  • Zanilia Zhao as Bi Yao (碧瑤), daughter of Archlord Gui Wang. She loves Zhang Xiaofan and died for him under the sword Zhu Xian.
  • Yang Zi as Lu Xueqi (陸雪琪), a senior sister of Zhang Xiaofan, who she loves.
  • Qin Junjie as Zeng Shushu (曾書書), Zhang Xiaofan's friend.
  • Cheng Yi as Lin Jingyu (林驚羽), Zhang Xiaofan's childhood friend, a student of Cangsong Daoren, which he also learns swordsmanship from master Wan Jianyi.
  • Tang Yixin as Tian Ling'er (田靈兒), Tian Buyi and Su Ru's daughter, young Zhang Xiaofan's crush. At last she was married to Qi Hao.
  • Jackson Yi as Xiao Qi (小七), a wild fox demon who he was saved by Zhang Xiaofan.
  • Fu Chengpeng as Archlord Gui Wang (鬼王), head of Guiwangzong (鬼王宗; the Demonic Cult), Bi Yao's father, who was finally killed by Gui Li (Zhang Xiaofan).

Other

  • Xie Ning as Tian Buyi (田不易)
  • Yang Mingna as Su Ru (蘇茹)
  • Bai Xue as Xiao Huan (小環)
  • Jiao Junyan as Jin Ping'er (金瓶兒)
  • Liang Jingxian as Yan Hong (燕虹)
  • Zhao Lixin as Zhou Yixian (周一仙)
  • Wu Yue as Pu Zhi (普智)
  • Shu Chang as Xiao Bai (小白)
  • Xiong Naijin as You Ji (幽姬)
  • Yang Xulong as Qing Long (青龍)
  • He Zhonghua as Daoxuan Zhenren (道玄真人)
  • Huang Haibing as Wan Jianyi (萬劍一)
  • Lu Xingyu as Cangsong Daoren (蒼松道人)
  • Liu Xueyi as Xiao Yicai (蕭逸才)
  • Li Chenhao as Fa Xiang (法相)
  • Chen Chuang as Yegou Daoren (野狗道人)
  • Liu Can as Doctor Gui (鬼醫)
  • Mao Zijun as Qin Wuyan (秦無炎)
  • Qin Shuo as Li Xun (李洵)
  • Jiang Hong as Shui Yue (水月)
  • Zong Fengyan as Zeng Shuchang (曾書常)
  • Ge Ziming as Shang Zhengliang (商正梁)
  • Liu Chang as Bing Qiqi (冰琦琦)
  • Zeng Li as Lady Jinling (金鈴夫人)
  • Wang Wanjuan as Xiao Chi (小癡)
  • Tong Mengshi as Shi Tou (石頭)
  • Deng Jianhong as Zhou Yin (周隐)
  • Wang Zhifei as Jiang Laosan (姜老三)

Production

The Golden Horse Award winner, zh (Shirley Chan), serves as its stylist. zh (Fang Sizhe) serves as the clothes designer. And the Hong Kong Film Award laureate, zh (Bill Lui), serves as the art Director.[1] The production of special effects is the South Korea IOFX Company.

Casting

On September 24, 2015, singers Wang Yuan, Wang Junkai, and Jackson Yi were cast in lead roles for the film.[2] On December 5, actress Yang Zi attended the commencement ceremony, and the producers announced that she had joined the cast as Lu Xueqi, one of the two leading actresses.[3] On December 19, Wu Yue, Zhao Lixin and Chen Chuang joined the cast during filming.[4]

On January 12, 2016, the television series's official Sina Weibo announced that Li Yifeng had been signed on to star as Zhang Xiaofan, the leading actor in Qing Yun Zhi.[5] On January 26, it announced that Zanilia Zhao has just landed the lead role as Bi Yao in the television series.[6]

Filming

Principal photography started on 5 December 2015 and wrapped on 5 May 2016.[7][8][9] Most scenes were shot in Yunnan, Jiangxi, Guangxi, Hunan, Fujian, Zhejiang, and Henan.[7] The total investment of the television series reaches ¥ 60 million, clothing production costs nearly 12 million, the total investment of its special effects costs more than 50 million.[7]

The scenes set in Qingyun Mountain (青雲山) were filmed in Laojun Mountain, in Luanchuan County, Henan province.[10] The monkey groups scenes in the Qingyun Mountain were filmed in Huangshan, Anhui province. The scenes set in Heyang Castle (河陽城) were filmed in Hengdian World Studios, in Dongyang, Zhejiang province.[11] The Liuboshan scenes (流波山) were filmed in Erhai Lake, Yunnan.

Shixinfeng of Huangshan, Anhui.
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Hengdian World Studios, Dongyang, Zhejiang province
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Erhai Lake, Yunnan.

Music

The television series's soundtrack by ja (Ikuro Fujiwara) and ja (Seikou Nagaoka).

See also

References

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