Tang Ming Huang (TV series) explained
| Native Name: | | Child: | yes | | Hide: | no | | Header: | none | | C: | 唐明皇 | | P: | Táng Míng Huáng |
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| Genre: | Historical drama |
| Screenplay: | Zhang Xian
Ye Nan
Cao Hui
Liu Chenzhong |
| Director: | Chen Jialin |
| Starring: | Liu Wei
Lin Fangbing |
| Theme Music Composer: | Zhang Zhuoya
Wang Zujie |
| Composer: | Yao Shengchang |
| Country: | China |
| Language: | Mandarin |
| Num Episodes: | 40 |
| Producer: | Jin Yusheng
Qiu Liang
Wu Bike
Weng Daocai |
| Executive Producer: | Zhang Tianmin |
| Location: | China |
| Cinematography: | Dong Jue
Du Xin |
| Editor: | Yu Jin
Wang Ru
Li Shu |
| Runtime: | 45 minutes per episode |
| Company: | China Television Production Centre |
| Channel: | CCTV-1 |
Tang Ming Huang[1] is a Chinese television series based on historical events in the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang dynasty. The series was directed by Chen Jialin and starred Liu Wei as the eponymous emperor. It was first broadcast on CCTV-1 in 1990 in mainland China.
Cast
Imperial clan
Kaiyuan era figures
- Zheng Rong as Yao Chong
- Chen Xiuying as Yao Chong's wife
- Wang Weiguo as Yao Yi (姚彝)
- Mao Xiaoming as Yao Yi (姚异)
- Niu Xingli as Lu Huaishen
- Wang Bing as Song Jing
- Han Zaifeng as Chen Xuanli
- Han Tongsheng as Zong Chuke
- Han Tingqi as Wei Wen
- Wang Zhicheng as Wei Xuan
- Lin Zongying as Shangguan Wan'er
- Ye Qinglin as Dou Huaizhen
- Jiang Yang as Xue Chongjian
- Li Yaohua as Jiang Jiao
- Xu Yazhi as Wu Sumei
- Zhao Runfeng as Zhangsun Xin
- Zhang Yuchun as Ge Fushun
- Che Xiaotong as Cui Shi
- Li Hong as Zhang Yue
- Shui Jingqin as Huifan
- Hao Tienan as Xue Ne
- Zhao Jian as Tang Shao
- Tang Zhijiang as Wang Maozhong
- Ma Qun as Ni Ruobing
- Deng Guangxun as Shang Zanduo
- Wang Yanmin as Wu Daozi
- Huang Lijia as Yi Xing
- Wu Baojie as Zhang Xu
- Chu Jianfu as Chao Heng
Tianbao era figures
- Lou Jicheng as Li Linfu
- Yan Bide as An Lushan
- Gao Lancun as Yang Guozhong
- Li Aili as Pei Rou
- Liao Xueqiu as Yang Yuyao
- Ba Lihong as Yang Yuxiu
- Yu Liwen as Yang Xuanjiao
- Lu Jun as Yang Xian
- Liang Xingjia as Yang Qi
- Guo Weihong as Yang Yuling
- Cheng Wenkuan as Yang Shenjin
- Chen Weiguo as Wei Jian
- Shi Weijian as Li Bai
- Chen Ying as Zhang Jiuling
- Wang Pei as He Zhizhang
- Han Li as Li Shizhi
- Wang Ying as Niu Xianke
- Guo Shaoxiong as Ji Wen
- Li Hucheng as Li Mi
- Chen Congming as Li Guinian
- Zhang Xiaojun as Wang Zhongsi
- Hou Yongsheng as Geshu Han
- Li Ming as Li Fuguo
- Shao Wanlin as Wei Jiansu
- Yu De'an as Wang Sili
- Li Liangtao as Shi Siming
- Peng Jun as Guo Ziyi
- Yang Haiquan as An Qingxu
- Liu Tongwei as Yan Zhuang
- Jiang Chongxia as Gao Shang
- Xu Wenguang as An Qingzong
- Chen Weiya as Sun Xiaozhe
Others
- Li Yingqiu as Wang Ling
- Shi Min as Gongsun Ling'er
- Hu Zehong as Talented Lady Zhou
- Xiao Xiaohua as Niu Gui'er
- Jia Zhanhong as Niu Xiu'er
- Su Ke as Xiaoya'er
- Wang Hongtao as old monk
- Xu Xiulin as old palace maid
- Zhang Jinghai as Li Yide
- Song Baosen as Purun
- Wu Bike as Inspector Zhang
- Dong Zhizhi as Yuan Qiu'er
- Di Fengrong as Witch Ma
- Zhang Bei as Hua'er
- Lu Chi as Yang Huan
- Wang Guangquan as wild man from Luzhou
- Li Yi as Lady Hu
- Du Zhigang as Wei Zhi
- Yang Pingyou as Li Xiu
- Liu Yunming as craftsman
- Li Guojing as He Ying
- Zhao Kai as Li Qi
- Ju Xinhua as Du Qianyun
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Notes and References
- Li Longji was given this name during the Qing dynasty as his temple name "Xuanzong" violated the naming taboo of the Kangxi Emperor, whose given name is "Xuanye".
