The Journey of Flower
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The Journey of Flower Official Poster
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| Also known as | 'The Journey of Flower |
| Genre | fantasy, drama, romance, angst |
| Created by | Fresh Guoguo |
| Based on | Hua Qiangu by Fresh Guoguo |
| Written by | Fresh Guoguo Rao Jun |
| Directed by | Lin Yufen Danny Gao Liang Shengquan |
| Starring | Wallace Huo Zanilia Zhao Andy Zhang Jiang Xin Ma Ke |
| Theme music composer | Mai Zhenhong |
| Opening theme | Fire of the Heart (心之火), Eternity (千古) |
| Ending theme | Not To Mention (不可说) |
| Country of origin | China |
| Original language(s) | Mandarin |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 58 (TV) 54 (original) |
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| Executive producer(s) | Huang Xilong (黄锡龙) |
| Producer(s) | Tang Lijun 唐丽君 |
| Production location(s) | Guangxi, China Hengdian World Studios, China |
| Production company(s) | Ciwen TV |
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| Original network | Hunan TV |
| Original release | 9 June – 7 September 2015 |
The Journey of Flower is a 2015 TV drama based on the fictional novel of the same Chinese name written by Fresh Guoguo (Chinese: Fresh果果; pinyin: Fresh Guǒguǒ[1]). The shooting of the drama started on May 6, 2014, in Guangxi, China and was wrapped up on September 14, 2014 in Hengdian World Studios, China. The preliminary work started one and a half years ago, including choosing outdoor scene locations and building filming sites in scenic spots.
The novel was first released online and refers to the Daoist legends regarding the path to immortality.
Two versions of a three-minute short trailer, one in Chinese and the other dubbed in English, were released online, receiving more than 280 million views on Weibo and becoming one of the hottest topics on social media. In October 2014, two longer trailers dubbed in both Chinese and English language have been released in Cannes, France and received an overwhelming response. The uncut version was broadcast on ZingTV in Vietnam and Rasmey Hang Meas HDTV in Cambodia.[2]
Contents
Plot
Hua Qiangu is an unlucky orphan who's looking for a chance to learn magic and martial arts to survive after her parents died. Appreciating her hard working nature and kind heart, and predicting her tragic destiny, she enters Chang Liu, an immortal sect, to seek peace and solutions. Bai Zihua, the sect leader of Chang Liu, takes her as his only disciple. Qian Gu falls in love with her teacher but doesn't reveal her true feelings until the end. Eventually, the truth has been revealed that she was born as Nü Wa's descendant and has access to godly power. She summoned the Demon God to save her master and the God transferred all his power into her body afterwards, therefore, making her the new ruler of the demons. Although Zihua tries to protect her and change her fate, Qiangu is constantly tortured by the machinations of those who wish to see her dead.
Characters
- Wallace Huo as 白子画/墨冰 Bai Zihua / Mo Bing (Changliu's Sect Leader),loves Hua Qiangu
- Zhao Liying as 花千骨 Hua Qiangu / Demon God (Bai Zi Hua's only disciple, loves Bai Zihua)
- Ma Ke as 杀阡陌 Sha Qianmo (Demon Lord of the Qisha Factions; elder brother of deceased Liu Xia)
- Zhang Danfeng as 东方彧卿/异朽君 Dongfang Yuqing / Yi Xiu Jun (died for protecting and freeing Hua Qiangu from Man Huang)
- Jiang Xin as 夏紫熏 Xia Zixun (1 of the 5 immortals, also loves Bai Zihua)
- Li Chun(李纯) as 霓漫天 Ni Mantian (daughter of Ni Qianzhang; Sect leader of Peng Lai after her father died)
- An Yuexi (安悦溪) as 糖宝 Tang Bao (a ginx worm formed by Hua Qiangu's blood and the phoenix's tear, fell in love with shiyi )
- Xu Haiqiao as 孟玄郎 Meng Xuanlang (Emperor of Shu)
- Kang Lei (康磊) as 孟玄聪 Meng Xuancong (Meng Xuanlang's rebellious elder brother)
- Bao Tianqi (鲍天琦) as 轻水 Qing Shui (Princess of Zhou; betrayed Hua Qiangu; cause of Tang Bao's death)
- Wang Xiuze (王修泽) as 旷野天 Kuang Yetian (Shan Chunqiu's follower, killed by Mo Yan)
- Dong Chunhui (董春辉) as 落十一 Luo Shiyi (Mo Yan's disciple) fell in love with tang Bao
- Jiang Yang (江洋) as 朔风 Shuo Feng (a piece of jade formed into a human destined to assist Hua Qiangu in gathering 10 holy instruments)
- Jiang Yiming (蒋一铭) as 摩严/世尊 Mo Yan/ Shi Zun (Bai Zihua's senior brother)
- Miao Chi (苗馳) as 笙箫默/儒尊 Sheng Xiaomo/Ru Zun (Bai Zihua, Mo Yan and Dong Hua's youngest sect brother)
- Ruan Weijing (阮伟旌) as 单春秋 Shan Chunqiu (Sha Qianmo's most loyal follower)
- Li Cheng (李珵) as 绿鞘 Lu Qiao (Yi Xiu Jun's most loyal servant)
- Gong Zhengnan (宫正楠) as 竹染 Zhu Ran (Mo Yan's rebellious disciple; son of Mo Yan and a fairy from Seven Murder Factions)
- Zhang Zhengyan (张正言) as 火夕 Huo Xi (Hua Qiangu's friend, loves to bet with Wu Qingluo)
- Lu Jiyi (陆纪依) as 舞青萝 Wu Qingluo (Hua Qiangu's friend, loves to bet with Huo Xi)
- Gao Hai (高海) as 云隐 Yun Yin (disciple of Mt Shu, elder brother of Yun Yi; became sect leader of Mt Shu after Hua Qiangu)
- Gao Jiang (高江) as 云翳 Yun Yi (rebellious disciple of Mt Shu, younger brother of Yun Yin, suffers from a curse for not being the first son to be born)
- Yang Shuo (杨烁) as 檀凡 Tan Fan (1 of the 5 immortals, loves Zixun)
- Zeng Hongchang (曾虹畅) as 无垢 Wu Gou (1 of the 5 immortals)
- Qian Yongchen as 东华 Dong Hua (1 of the 5 immortals, eldest sect brother of Bai Zihua, Sheng Xiaomo and Mo Yan)
- Zheng Yecheng (鄭業成) as 南弦月 Nan Xianyue (previous demon lord and the 7 Killer Fations; rescued by Hua Qiangu when 10 holy instruments are restored)
- Sun Gelu (孫歌璐) as 云牙 Yun Ya (loves Wu Gou and cause of Wu Gou's killing)
- Du Zheyu (杜哲宇) as 尹上漂 Yin Shangpiao (Shan Chunqiu's servant, spy at Changliu)
- Lu Ziyi as 幽若 You Ruo (Hua Qiangu's disciple)
- Wu Yuxin (吳雨欣) as Qing Li
- Li Xing (李星) as Yun Duan (saw the incident happen at night when Bai Zi Hua's poison acted up)
- Li Qian (李茜) as 琉夏 Liu Xia (Sha Qianmo's deceased younger sister)
Featured songs
| Title | Singer |
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| 不可说 (Not To Mention) | Wallace Huo & Zanilia Zhao |
| 心之火 (Fire of the Heart) | F.I.R feat. Julia Peng |
| 千古 (Eternity) | Alan Dawa Dolma |
| 地老天荒 (To the age of earth and the extent of heaven) | Zhang DanFeng |
| 年轮 (Annual Ring) | Zhang Bichen |
| 是夜 (NightTime) | Mao FangYuan |
International broadcast
References
External links
- Use dmy dates from September 2014
- Articles containing Chinese-language text
- Articles with Chinese-language external links
- Hunan Television dramas
- Television programs based on novels
- Television series set in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period
- Chinese romance television series
- 2015 Chinese television series debuts
- Television series based on Chinese novels
