Chor Lau-heung (1985 TV series)

Chor Lau-heung
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Traditional	楚留香新傳
Simplified	楚留香新传
Mandarin	Chǔ Líuxiāng Xīnzhuàn
Literally	New Legends of Chu Liuxiang
Genre	Wuxia
Based on	Chu Liuxiang Series; by Gu Long
Screenplay by	Yao Ching-kang; Wang Chung-jen
Directed by	Chang Peng-i; Li Yue-feng; Hsu Sheng-yu
Starring	Adam Cheng
Opening theme	Yun Yi (雲漪) performed by Fei Yu-ching
Country of origin	Taiwan
Original language(s)	Mandarin; Cantonese (dubbed.)
No. of episodes	20
Production
Producer(s)	Chou Ling-kang; Men Tzu-chian; Chen Kuo-chi
Running time	120 minutes per episode
Release
Original network	CTV
Original release	11 February 1985 –; 2 March 1986
Chronology
Preceded by	Chor Lau-heung (1979)

Chor Lau-heung is a Taiwanese television series adapted from Chu Liuxiang Xinzhuan of Gu Long's Chu Liuxiang novel series. Adam Cheng starred as the titular protagonist, Chor Lau-heung (Cantonese for "Chu Liuxiang"). The series was divided into four parts, each lasting 4 to 6 episodes and with a different director. It was first broadcast on CTV in Taiwan in 1985. The series is an unofficial sequel to the 1979 Hong Kong TVB TV series of the same title, with the story continuing from where the 1979 series left off. The character Su Rongrong does not appear in this series because the character died at the end of the 1979 series.

Plot

Part 1: Legend of New Moon (新月傳奇)

News of Xinyue's marriage to Shi Tianwang cause much excitement in the jianghu (martial artists' community). However, the princess goes missing suddenly and Chu Liuxiang is accused of having kidnapped her, and he becomes the primary target of many martial artists. Chu is unable to explain himself and can only promise to find the princess within ten days. He encounters all kinds of danger during his quest to find the missing princess.

Part 2: Legend of the Orchid (蘭花傳奇)

A strange orchid is said to hold a big secret of the jianghu. Several martial artists are eager to get the flower and start fighting among themselves. A mysterious killer goes around murdering innocent people, leaving behind an orchid beside each victim's body. Chu Liuxiang decides to investigate the case and unravel the mystery.

Part 3: Legend of the Parrot (鸚鵡傳奇)

The White Jade Parrot, a treasure of the Loulan Kingdom, has been stolen. Tie Hen, the best constable in Loulan, is sent to investigate the theft. Chu Liuxiang is among the suspects.

Part 4: Legend of the Shadow (影子傳奇)

On the night of the full moon, members of the five major martial arts sects die mysteriously from unnatural causes. The sects get Chu Liuxiang to help them find out the truth within three months. Chu trails the shadow of a mysterious person and finds something suspicious about his girlfriend, Shen Wuxin. His investigation further leads him to an unsolved mystery 20 years ago. At the same time, Shen's brother is planning to dominate the jianghu.

Cast

Part 1

Adam Cheng as Chu Liuxiang
Michelle Yim as Su Rongrong / Su Mangmang
Eddy Ko as Hu Tiehua
Huang Hui-wen as Princess Xinyue
Shen Hai-jung as Mister Du
Hsiang Peng-yun as Jiao Lin
Koon Jing-wah as Yingzi
Chen Mei-chun as Li Hongxiu
Chiang Li-li as Song Tian'er
Fang Mian as Eunuch Qin

Part 2

Adam Cheng as Chu Liuxiang
Ching Li as Su Su
Eddy Ko as Hu Tiehua
Chiang Hou-jen as Murong Qingyun
Wu Feng as Zuo Qinghou
Lin Ling as Zuo Piaopiao
Lin Hsiu-chun as Madam Yu
Kuo Yen-yen as Shuiyin
Chen Li-hua as Taiyang
Kung Lien-hua as Wuse
Cheng Peng as Shangguan Dao
Yu Shih-keng as Xiaoshuidi
Li Chiang as Daonu
Yi Chiang as Shui Linglong
Lin Kuang-jung as Granny Ding
Su Kuo-liang as Liu Mingqiu
Yang Chi-tung as Wujie

Part 3

Adam Cheng as Chu Liuxiang
Chen Yu-mei as Xuenu
Lucifer Lee as Hu Tiehua
Hsiang Yun-peng as Tie Hen
Tie Meng-chiu as Loulan King
Liu Hsiao-ping as Queen
Lin Hsiu-chun as Tang Yu
Tu Tai-feng as Song Bieli
Mei Chang-fen as Li Hongxiu
Lu Hsiao-huang as Song Tian'er

Part 4

Adam Cheng as Chu Liuxiang
Chiu Shu-yi as Shen Wuxin
Teng Mei-fang as Lian Furong
Li Hai-hsing as Hu Tiehua
Hua Lun as Yuan Wenxiu
Cheng Peng as Yue Wushuang
Liu Lin as Wu Buzhi
Li Chiang as Zhong Kui
Kuan Hung as Laosaoba
Mei Changfen as Li Hongxiu
Lu Hsiao-huang as Song Tian'er
Tu Tai-feng as Yu Keren
Lin Kuang-jung as Li San
Pai Lung as Bai Wuchang
Chen Min-hua as Hei Wuchang

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External links

(in Chinese) Chor Lau-heung on Baidu Baike

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