Tie Xue Lian Hua 铁血莲花
Chinese title (trad.):
鐵血蓮花
Chinese title (simpl.):
铁血莲花
Russian title:
Железный лотос
Release year:
2004
Country:
China
Number of episodes:
36
Episode running time:
46 minutes
Genre:
historical, martial arts, drama
Language:
mandarin
China release date:
Type:
TV series
Description:
One summer day in 1846, more than a dozen ragged, exhausted people came ashore on the coast of Macau. They were Sha Wa-De (Ma Di-Ni), just appointed by the Queen of Portugal as governor of Macau, and his entourage, fresh from a shipwreck. Suddenly a band of men masked in black, bows drawn and blades bared, seized most of the opium they carried and the leather case holding the queen's letter of appointment, then swaggered off. They had run into the notorious Macau pirate Du Hai-Long (Ben Ng). Furious, Sha Wa-De swore revenge once he took office. Show more Coming ashore, they found themselves in a Chinese fishing village; hearing a commotion from a courtyard, they followed the sound.
That day, Lin Chun-Fang, village head of Mong-Ha in Macau, was celebrating the eighteenth birthday of his younger son, A Ming. His elder son Lin Wei-Liang (Tse Kwan-Ho) and Wei-Liang's fiancee Shui Lian (Qin Lan) helped with the preparations, and the scene was lively indeed. In the midst of the merrymaking, Carlos, one of Sha Wa-De's men, led Portuguese soldiers in and brusquely demanded to search for the stolen opium and case. A fierce clash broke out. A Ming ran off to report and plead for help from Wang Tao, an official of the Qing government's office in Mong-Ha, but never returned, vanishing mysteriously.
This is a film about a little-known, tragic and brutal chapter that unfolded in Macau in 1849.
That day, Lin Chun-Fang, village head of Mong-Ha in Macau, was celebrating the eighteenth birthday of his younger son, A Ming. His elder son Lin Wei-Liang (Tse Kwan-Ho) and Wei-Liang's fiancee Shui Lian (Qin Lan) helped with the preparations, and the scene was lively indeed. In the midst of the merrymaking, Carlos, one of Sha Wa-De's men, led Portuguese soldiers in and brusquely demanded to search for the stolen opium and case. A fierce clash broke out. A Ming ran off to report and plead for help from Wang Tao, an official of the Qing government's office in Mong-Ha, but never returned, vanishing mysteriously.
This is a film about a little-known, tragic and brutal chapter that unfolded in Macau in 1849.
Movie crew
director:
presenter:
Zhang Jian, Gao Hong-Bo, Sun Jian-Jun, Pan Hong-Ye, Shen Wei-Xuan, Zhou Min-Gui
87 m.
Zhang Jian
Aged 42 years
87 m.
Aged 42 years
1 m.
Gao Hong-Bo
5 m.
Sun Jian-Jun
1 m.
Pan Hong-Ye
2 m.
Shen Wei-Xuan
1 m.
Zhou Min-Gui
producer:
cinematographer:
editor:
Wu Wen-Zun, Zhang Shuo, Cheung Kwok-Kuen, A Fu
211 m.
Cheung Kwok-Kuen
Aged 55 years
11 m.
A Fu
1 m.
Wu Wen-Zun
5 m.
Zhang Shuo
211 m.
Aged 55 years
11 m.
props:
action director:
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