Huang Fei Hong Yu Shi Shan Yi 黄飞鸿与十三姨
Chinese title (trad.):
黃飛鴻與十三姨
Chinese title (simpl.):
黄飞鸿与十三姨
Russian title:
Вонг Фэй-Хун и Тринадцатая Тетя
Release year:
2005
Country:
China
Number of episodes:
33
Episode running time:
47 minutes
Genre:
martial arts, action, drama, historical
Language:
mandarin
Type:
TV series
Description:
In the final years of the Qing dynasty, ancient China, sealed off from the world for so many years, had its gates blasted open by Western warships and cannons, and the times were changing enormously. Wong Fei-Hung, a martial arts master in the prime of life, felt utterly lost in the face of this great shift. He had trained his fists and feet for more than thirty years—but facing Western guns and cannons, was there still room for the eighteen kinds of martial arts? He had practiced Chinese medicine for many years—but facing new Western medicine, was there still room for it to survive? Show more
Gordon Liu as Wong Fei-Hung
Thirteen aunt, just back from the West, dealt Wong Fei-Hung an even greater shock. She was fluent in foreign languages, lived a Westernized life, and had even learned Western shooting and fencing. All of this not only opened Wong Fei-Hung's eyes but also broadened the horizons of his disciples, who resolved to adapt to the times, keep up with the tide, and become young people who advanced with the age. Suddenly, Wong Fei-Hung, already middle-aged, found himself at a loss. What Thirteen aunt brought was not only a shock to Wong Fei-Hung's career and daily life—she brought an even greater shock to his heart! Thirteen aunt was deeply devoted to Wong Fei-Hung, something he had never dreamed of. Although Thirteen aunt was ten years younger than Wong Fei-Hung and there was no blood relation between them, although Thirteen aunt was beautiful, generous, and perfectly poised, seniority was seniority and rules were rules. As a junior, how could Wong Fei-Hung accept the love of his elder, Thirteen aunt? Wong Fei-Hung
had no choice but to flee, avoiding Thirteen aunt by every possible means. Very soon, he knew he had done wrong: when the newly appointed commander Zha Fang-Bu (Ho Chung-Wa) grew close to Thirteen aunt and laughed and talked with her freely, he decided
Flora Chan as Thirteen aunt
to face his love for Thirteen aunt squarely.
When Zha Fang-Bu studied in the West, he and Thirteen aunt were classmates. Now he took office as commander with three great missions: first, to arrest the local noble bandit "Iron Monkey," who robbed the rich to help the poor, and the female thief "Golden Cat"; second, to unite people from all walks of life to promote the Self-Strengthening Movement; third, to hunt down and wipe out revolutionaries such as the Tongmenghui. Wong Fei-Hung was a renowned local militia instructor and a leading figure in medicine, so he was naturally someone Zha Fang-Bu wanted to win over.
In private feelings, Wong Fei-Hung and Zha Fang-Bu were rivals in love, but in public matters, Wong Fei-Hung never wavered and gave Zha Fang-Bu his full assistance. To deal with Iron Monkey and Golden Cat, Wong Fei-Hung made careful plans; in promoting the Self-Strengthening Movement, he learned humbly and gave his all. His band of disciples threw themselves into it even more energetically than he did.
In the hunt for Tongmenghui revolutionaries, through clashes with them, Wong Fei-Hung's views gradually changed, and he came to understand that the revolutionaries were people of ideals and aspirations. He discovered that Iron Monkey was connected to the revolutionaries, that his martial uncle Su Qi-Er was also a revolutionary, and, even more astonishingly, that Golden Cat was actually Thirteen aunt! Thirteen aunt had long been helping the revolutionaries raise funds overseas and advance the revolution, while Zha Fang-Bu's closeness to Thirteen aunt was precisely meant to use her to catch all the revolutionaries in one net. Just as Zha Fang-Bu's plan was about to succeed completely, Wong Fei-Hung, standing before the great question of right and wrong, joined forces with his disciples to rescue Thirteen aunt, Iron Monkey, and the revolutionaries, and the revolutionaries finally escaped danger.
Leading the brothers of "Bao Zhi Lin," with the full assistance of Thirteen aunt, Wong Fei-Hung opened clinics far and wide, treating the common people free of charge; in the anti-drug campaign, he sealed up opium dens, rooted out underworld forces, and cleverly captured foreign smugglers; he founded martial arts schools, recruited many disciples, promoted Chinese martial arts, and faced a Japanese bully in a contest at the training ground, deflating the foreigners' arrogance and saving the people of the region. In official circles, Wong Fei-Hung, a hero of the people, formed an inextricable bond of grievance with Zha Fang-Bu: on one side, as rivals in love, both wanted to win Thirteen aunt's true affection; on the other, for family and country, they stood united against outsiders, together driving off the foreign bullies who harassed the people, fully displaying the bearing of men whose hearts embraced the world. The versatile, wise, and beautiful Thirteen aunt ultimately proved a heroine among women: she not only dissolved the resentment between the two men but also won Wong Fei-Hung's love, and the lovers were finally united.
Gordon Liu as Wong Fei-Hung
Thirteen aunt, just back from the West, dealt Wong Fei-Hung an even greater shock. She was fluent in foreign languages, lived a Westernized life, and had even learned Western shooting and fencing. All of this not only opened Wong Fei-Hung's eyes but also broadened the horizons of his disciples, who resolved to adapt to the times, keep up with the tide, and become young people who advanced with the age. Suddenly, Wong Fei-Hung, already middle-aged, found himself at a loss. What Thirteen aunt brought was not only a shock to Wong Fei-Hung's career and daily life—she brought an even greater shock to his heart! Thirteen aunt was deeply devoted to Wong Fei-Hung, something he had never dreamed of. Although Thirteen aunt was ten years younger than Wong Fei-Hung and there was no blood relation between them, although Thirteen aunt was beautiful, generous, and perfectly poised, seniority was seniority and rules were rules. As a junior, how could Wong Fei-Hung accept the love of his elder, Thirteen aunt? Wong Fei-Hung
had no choice but to flee, avoiding Thirteen aunt by every possible means. Very soon, he knew he had done wrong: when the newly appointed commander Zha Fang-Bu (Ho Chung-Wa) grew close to Thirteen aunt and laughed and talked with her freely, he decided
Flora Chan as Thirteen aunt
to face his love for Thirteen aunt squarely.
When Zha Fang-Bu studied in the West, he and Thirteen aunt were classmates. Now he took office as commander with three great missions: first, to arrest the local noble bandit "Iron Monkey," who robbed the rich to help the poor, and the female thief "Golden Cat"; second, to unite people from all walks of life to promote the Self-Strengthening Movement; third, to hunt down and wipe out revolutionaries such as the Tongmenghui. Wong Fei-Hung was a renowned local militia instructor and a leading figure in medicine, so he was naturally someone Zha Fang-Bu wanted to win over.
In private feelings, Wong Fei-Hung and Zha Fang-Bu were rivals in love, but in public matters, Wong Fei-Hung never wavered and gave Zha Fang-Bu his full assistance. To deal with Iron Monkey and Golden Cat, Wong Fei-Hung made careful plans; in promoting the Self-Strengthening Movement, he learned humbly and gave his all. His band of disciples threw themselves into it even more energetically than he did.
In the hunt for Tongmenghui revolutionaries, through clashes with them, Wong Fei-Hung's views gradually changed, and he came to understand that the revolutionaries were people of ideals and aspirations. He discovered that Iron Monkey was connected to the revolutionaries, that his martial uncle Su Qi-Er was also a revolutionary, and, even more astonishingly, that Golden Cat was actually Thirteen aunt! Thirteen aunt had long been helping the revolutionaries raise funds overseas and advance the revolution, while Zha Fang-Bu's closeness to Thirteen aunt was precisely meant to use her to catch all the revolutionaries in one net. Just as Zha Fang-Bu's plan was about to succeed completely, Wong Fei-Hung, standing before the great question of right and wrong, joined forces with his disciples to rescue Thirteen aunt, Iron Monkey, and the revolutionaries, and the revolutionaries finally escaped danger.
Leading the brothers of "Bao Zhi Lin," with the full assistance of Thirteen aunt, Wong Fei-Hung opened clinics far and wide, treating the common people free of charge; in the anti-drug campaign, he sealed up opium dens, rooted out underworld forces, and cleverly captured foreign smugglers; he founded martial arts schools, recruited many disciples, promoted Chinese martial arts, and faced a Japanese bully in a contest at the training ground, deflating the foreigners' arrogance and saving the people of the region. In official circles, Wong Fei-Hung, a hero of the people, formed an inextricable bond of grievance with Zha Fang-Bu: on one side, as rivals in love, both wanted to win Thirteen aunt's true affection; on the other, for family and country, they stood united against outsiders, together driving off the foreign bullies who harassed the people, fully displaying the bearing of men whose hearts embraced the world. The versatile, wise, and beautiful Thirteen aunt ultimately proved a heroine among women: she not only dissolved the resentment between the two men but also won Wong Fei-Hung's love, and the lovers were finally united.
Movie crew
director:
presenter:
producer:
Jiang Tao, Wang Wan-Bin, Li Bi-Cheng, Liu Gang, Shu Tong, Hu Shao-Zeng, Mai Yong-Fang, Li Zhi-Huai
34 m.
Jiang Tao
21 m.
Wang Wan-Bin
3 m.
Li Bi-Cheng
1 m.
Liu Gang
1 m.
Shu Tong
2 m.
Hu Shao-Zeng
1 m.
Mai Yong-Fang
2 m.
Li Zhi-Huai
script:
script supervisor:
assistant director:
Zhao Shi-Yao, Yang Xiao-Bo, Tian Gang-Lei, Yi Cheng-Guo, Hu Zhi-Long, Li Liang-Cheng
17 m.
Zhao Shi-Yao
17 m.
5 m.
Yang Xiao-Bo
6 m.
Tian Gang-Lei
1 m.
Yi Cheng-Guo
1 m.
Hu Zhi-Long
9 m.
Li Liang-Cheng
art director:
Dong Wei-Ping, Li Jian-Guo, Kong Ling-Yang, Fu Ying-Min
10 m.
Dong Wei-Ping
1 m.
Li Jian-Guo
1 m.
Kong Ling-Yang
2 m.
Fu Ying-Min
costume designer:
editor:
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