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Friday, January 5, 2007

Chinese Paladin



Chinese Paladin (2004)
Taiwanese/Singaporean Drama

Cast:
Hu Ge - Li Xiao Yao
Crystal Liu - Zhao Ling Er
An Yi Xuan - Lin Yue Ru
Eddie Peng - Tang Yu
Esther Liu - Ah Nu

Genre: Action, Fantasy, Romance

Episodes: 34

Playlist COMPLETE and PUBLIC as of Oct. 12, 2006

Playlist 2

Summary
: Li Xiao Yao, a "Stinky Punk", journeys to Dream Island to find a cure for his sick aunt. There he meets and marries the love of his life Ling'Er. On his way back home with the cure, he discovers that he's been tricked by the Lunar Sect Cult so that they can kidnap Ling'Er.

He awakens in his bed, having forgotten his entire trip to Dream Island but having saved his aunt. He rescues Ling'Er from the Lunar Sect Cult and is in turn rescued by a mysterious stranger who teaches him kung fu. Xiao Yao and Ling'Er travel to the capital to meet her father.

Along the way, they meet various people, get harassed by the Lunar Sect Cult, discover both of their histories, save the world and fall in love with each other all over again. It starts off sweet and light hearted but ends with plenty of tears.

~All information taken from DramaWiki~

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

this is not a taiwanese drama, this is a chinese drama..ppl can't read

Tiffiany_45 said...

On DramaWiki Chinese Paladin is classified as a Taiwanese, Chinese, and Singaporean drama. I trust DramaWiki, so it's staying the way it is.

Anonymous said...

It is definitely not Singaporean and you should never rely on things like wiki as your main source of information as anyone can edit it.

I run a huge fansite on Chinese Paladin so I would know very well...

Anonymous said...

Chibi is wrong. It is part Singaporean, because there is at least one Singaporean actor in it. I think there were like, two. Male. They're that Guo Liang and Hwang Lu Jiang or something. I forgot their namers in that show though.

And I am a Singaporean, and I recognise local actors. So I can't be wrong.

Anonymous said...

I meant *name, not namer.