Cao Cao Yu Cai Wen Ji 曹操与蔡文姬
Chinese title (trad.):
曹操與蔡文姬
Chinese title (simpl.):
曹操与蔡文姬
Russian title:
Цао Цао и Цай Вэньцзи
Release year:
2002
Country:
China
Number of episodes:
32
Episode running time:
47 minutes
Genre:
historical, drama
Language:
mandarin
China release date:
Type:
TV series
Description:
In the final years of the Eastern Han, sharp class conflicts ignited social and political turmoil. Dong Zhuo holds the emperor hostage and plots usurpation, and the Han throne sways in wind and rain...
Cai Yong and his daughter Wen-Ji, exiled and cast out, are saved by Cao Cao at a critical moment. On the long and arduous journey back to the capital, Wen-Ji and Cao Cao develop feelings for each other.
Cai Yong knows that Cao Cao is no fish destined to stay in a pond, but to keep his daughter safe through the troubled times and complete his great work of compiling history, he deliberately distances Cao Cao from her. Show more The appearance of Dong Si, Wen-Ji's childhood sweetheart, brings Cao Cao even more pain and confusion. He resolves to conquer the clever and beautiful Wen-Ji by his own strength, just as he means to conquer the world through civil virtue and military prowess.
Cao Cao abducts Emperor Xian from the palace, but the attempt fails and disaster looms. Wen-Ji, anxious for Cao Cao's safety, goes at night to learn the truth, and their mutual concern bursts into true feeling. The situation turns dire; Cao Cao has no choice but to flee Luoyang. Wen-Ji and Cao Cao part in tears, pledging themselves to each other beyond death...
Though Dong Si knows Wen-Ji's heart belongs to Cao Cao, he still resolves to spend a lifetime of love at her side...
Cao Cao raises troops and sets out on campaigns, aiming to seize the realm. Through the long marches, his worry for Wen-Ji's safety torments him endlessly. Wen-Ji, homeless and adrift, searches everywhere for Cao Cao and endures countless hardships. Meeting by chance on the road, they cannot help but be overcome by mingled joy and sorrow...
Cao Cao avenges his father and lets his troops sack a city. Wen-Ji, unable to bear the slaughter of innocents, risks her life to stop him, but Cao Cao is unmoved. Wen-Ji leaves in fury, and a rift opens between them...
Wen-Ji's wandering life fills Dong Si with worry, and he silently expresses his feelings through his actions...
During her wanderings, Wen-Ji is captured by the Xiongnu. The appearance of Zuo Xian-Wang brings a bright period to her life: far from home among a foreign people, his tolerant heart becomes the only support for the exhausted Wen-Ji.
Cao Cao never gives up searching for Wen-Ji, and the cruel turns of fate never make him lose heart. Having achieved dominance, he holds power over the realm and all answer his call, yet Wen-Ji remains an eternal wound in his heart. He will stop at nothing to win her back...
The sounds of the huqie are wild and heart-rending. Amid the snowstorms of the frontier, Wen-Ji is forced to part from her husband and children and return to the Central Plains. The mournful Eighteen Songs of a Nomad Flute are soaked with the tears and sorrow of this wife and mother...
In the city of Xuchang, Wen-Ji witnesses Cao Cao's cruelty, and the gulf between them can no longer be bridged. Dong Si's meticulous care lets Wen-Ji feel where true affection lies...
If the Cao Cao of old was once the spiritual support of Wen-Ji's suffering life, the man before her now seems as distant as another age: he bullies the weak, rewards those who submit and destroys those who resist, is wildly ambitious, and his lust for power would swallow the heavens. How is he any different from the Dong Zhuo and Wang Yun of old?
Cai Yong and his daughter Wen-Ji, exiled and cast out, are saved by Cao Cao at a critical moment. On the long and arduous journey back to the capital, Wen-Ji and Cao Cao develop feelings for each other.
Cai Yong knows that Cao Cao is no fish destined to stay in a pond, but to keep his daughter safe through the troubled times and complete his great work of compiling history, he deliberately distances Cao Cao from her. Show more The appearance of Dong Si, Wen-Ji's childhood sweetheart, brings Cao Cao even more pain and confusion. He resolves to conquer the clever and beautiful Wen-Ji by his own strength, just as he means to conquer the world through civil virtue and military prowess.
Cao Cao abducts Emperor Xian from the palace, but the attempt fails and disaster looms. Wen-Ji, anxious for Cao Cao's safety, goes at night to learn the truth, and their mutual concern bursts into true feeling. The situation turns dire; Cao Cao has no choice but to flee Luoyang. Wen-Ji and Cao Cao part in tears, pledging themselves to each other beyond death...
Though Dong Si knows Wen-Ji's heart belongs to Cao Cao, he still resolves to spend a lifetime of love at her side...
Cao Cao raises troops and sets out on campaigns, aiming to seize the realm. Through the long marches, his worry for Wen-Ji's safety torments him endlessly. Wen-Ji, homeless and adrift, searches everywhere for Cao Cao and endures countless hardships. Meeting by chance on the road, they cannot help but be overcome by mingled joy and sorrow...
Cao Cao avenges his father and lets his troops sack a city. Wen-Ji, unable to bear the slaughter of innocents, risks her life to stop him, but Cao Cao is unmoved. Wen-Ji leaves in fury, and a rift opens between them...
Wen-Ji's wandering life fills Dong Si with worry, and he silently expresses his feelings through his actions...
During her wanderings, Wen-Ji is captured by the Xiongnu. The appearance of Zuo Xian-Wang brings a bright period to her life: far from home among a foreign people, his tolerant heart becomes the only support for the exhausted Wen-Ji.
Cao Cao never gives up searching for Wen-Ji, and the cruel turns of fate never make him lose heart. Having achieved dominance, he holds power over the realm and all answer his call, yet Wen-Ji remains an eternal wound in his heart. He will stop at nothing to win her back...
The sounds of the huqie are wild and heart-rending. Amid the snowstorms of the frontier, Wen-Ji is forced to part from her husband and children and return to the Central Plains. The mournful Eighteen Songs of a Nomad Flute are soaked with the tears and sorrow of this wife and mother...
In the city of Xuchang, Wen-Ji witnesses Cao Cao's cruelty, and the gulf between them can no longer be bridged. Dong Si's meticulous care lets Wen-Ji feel where true affection lies...
If the Cao Cao of old was once the spiritual support of Wen-Ji's suffering life, the man before her now seems as distant as another age: he bullies the weak, rewards those who submit and destroys those who resist, is wildly ambitious, and his lust for power would swallow the heavens. How is he any different from the Dong Zhuo and Wang Yun of old?
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Wang Yue-Sheng, Wang Yong-Huan, Wu Yan-Zhong
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Wang Yue-Sheng
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Wang Yong-Huan
10 m.
Wu Yan-Zhong
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