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All Men Are Brothers (TV series)

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article All Men Are Brothers (TV series), available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 10 August 2025
All Men Are Brothers
Company typeTelevision series
IndustryEntertainment
Founded2011; 15 years ago (2011)
Headquarters
China
ProductsTelevision drama

All Men Are Brothers (Chinese: 水滸傳) is a 2011 television adaptation from China, based on the 14th-century novel Water Margin by Shi Nai'an, a cornerstone among the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. Under the direction of Kuk Kwok-leung, the series assembles talent from mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. It made its debut on 8TV in March 2011.

Episode Guide

# English Title (Approximate) Chinese Title
1 Marshal Hong mistakenly unleashes demons 洪太尉误走妖魔
2 The Seven Stars Assemble at Shijie Village 石碣村七星聚义
3 "Nine Tattooed Dragons" Secretly Flees Dongjing 九纹龙私走东京城
4 Lu Da Defends Jin Cuilian 鲁提辖义助金翠莲
5 Assaulting the "Lord of the West" 拳打镇关西
6 Lu Da Takes Monastic Vows at Wenshu Temple 鲁达剃度文殊寺
7 "Panther Head" Erroneously Enters White Tiger Hall 豹子头误入白虎堂
8 Uprooting the Willow Tree 倒拔垂杨柳
9 Turmoil in Wild Boars Forest 大闹野猪林
10 Lin Chong Defeats Instructor Hong 林冲棒打洪教头
11 Lu Zhishen Sets Fire to Waquan Monastery 智深火烧瓦罐寺
12 Instructor Lin Faces Snowstorm at Mountain Deity Temple 林教头风雪山神庙
13 Forced Ascent to Liangshan 逼上梁山
14 Yang Zhi Sells His Saber 杨志卖刀
15 Hijacking the Birthday Gift Convoy 智取生辰纲
16 Song Gongming Secretly Frees Heavenly King Chao 宋公明私放晁天王
17 The Elimination of Wang Lun 火并王伦
18 Song Jiang Weds Yan Xijiao 宋江收娶阎惜娇
19 Zhang Wenyuan's Affair at Wulong Manor 张文远情陷乌龙院
20 The Killing of Yan Xijiao 坐楼杀惜
21 Clever Capture of Mount Twin Dragons 智取二龙山
22 Wu Song Hunts the Tiger 武松打虎
23 Pan Jinlian Meets Ximen Qing 潘金莲竿打西门庆
24 Pan Jinlian Tries to Tempt Wu Erlang Drunkenly 金莲醉诱武二郎
25 Granny Wang's Greed and Romantic Schemes 王婆贪贿说风情
26 Granny Wang Manipulates Ximen Qing 王婆计唆西门庆
27 A Wicked Woman Poisons Wu Dalang 恶妇药鸩武大郎
28 Wu Song Kills His Sister-in-Law 武松杀嫂
29 "Female Yaksha" Runs an Inn at Cross Slope 十字坡母夜叉开店
30 Wu Song Assists Shi En 武松援手助施恩
31 Beating "Jiang the Door God" Drunkenly 醉打蒋门神
32 Chaos at Flying Cloud Pool 大闹飞云浦
33 Bloodshed at Mandarin Ducks Tower 血溅鸳鸯楼
34 Song Jiang Spends Night at Qingfeng Fort 宋江夜宿清风寨
35 Hua Rong Shoots Fiery Thunderbolt with an Arrow 花荣箭射霹雳火

Heroes of Liangshan

Additional Cast

  • Yang Zi portrays Emperor Huizong
  • Ady An appears as Li Shishi
  • Xue Zhongrui takes the role of Cai Jing
  • Zhou Mingcan plays Tong Guan
  • Waise Lee acts as Gao Qiu
  • Tong Dawei features as Su Dongpo
  • Anita Yuen plays Lin Chong's spouse
  • Yang Niansheng portrays Su Yuanjing
  • Jin Ke appears as Chen Wanshan
  • Zhang Tielin takes on Hong Xin
  • Liu Xiao Ling Tong acts as Squire Kong
  • Qi Huai plays Wen Da
  • Wang Xinran portrays Fu'an
  • Yin Fuwen appears as Shi Wenbin
  • He Shengwei plays Liang Shijie
  • Zhao Yiyang acts as Gao Yanei
  • Song Dong features as Lu Qian
  • Liu Bingfeng portrays "Yuhou" Li
  • Wang Yiwei takes the role of Zhang Ganban
  • Wang Jianguo plays Wang Jin
  • Li Haohan appears as Wang Lun
  • Sun Lihua acts as Cheng Wan'er
  • Du Chun embodies Ximen Qing
  • Gan Tingting portrays Pan Jinlian
  • Qiang Long plays Wu Dalang
  • Hu Guangzi appears as Zhang Wenyuan
  • Xie Ning takes on Butcher Zheng
  • Han Dong plays Jiang the Door God
  • Ji Chunhua features as Luan Tingyu
  • Xu Xiangdong acts as Shi Wengong
  • Jiang Shouzhi portrays Ye Qing
  • Ma Zijun appears as Elder Zhizhen / Zhou Tong
  • Yang Yongjie takes the role of Zeng Tu
  • Wang Yanming plays Zeng Mi
  • Xu Shuo acts as Zeng Suo
  • Yin Hailong portrays Zeng Kui
  • Chen Guoliang appears as Zeng Sheng
  • Wang Duhao takes on Cui Daocheng
  • Gao Quanjun plays Qiu Xiaoyi
  • Wu Qingzhe embodies Fang La
  • Ren Xihong acts as Pang Wanchun
  • Meng Yao features as Pan Qiaoyun
  • Fu Lei portrays Zhu Biao
  • Xie Xian appears as Yulan
  • Wang Mian plays Ying'er
  • Bi Xiuru acts as Yan Po
  • Xiong Naijin embodies Yan Xijiao
  • Huang Yingxuan takes the role of Qiongying
  • Ding Zishuo portrays Jin Cuilian
  • Xu Wanqiu appears as Li Ruilan
  • Wang Zixuan acts as Lu Jinzhi
  • Wang Wenting plays Bai Xiuying
  • Chen Lili features as Madam Jia
  • Ma Youxi portrays Madam Cui
  • Yi Dan takes on Liu Gao's wife
  • Ge Siran appears as Liu Jinniang
  • Yang Qing acts as Granny Wang
  • Wang Yining plays Xu Ning's wife
  • Li Wenzhen portrays Granny Li
  • Xiao Yuyu appears as Yue'er
  • Liu Meilin acts as Jin'er
  • Qi Xunfei features as Chunxiang
  • Hai Bo embodies Immortal Zhang
  • Li Xi'er plays Li Qiaonu
  • Ren Yuan takes the role of Shi Bao

Music

The soundtrack for the series was composed by Zhou Zhiyong (), with its official release date on August 16, 2011. It was distributed through Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab alongside Longyue Wenhua.

List of Tracks

# Title Performer(s) Remarks
1 四海
(Template:Zh)
(Four Seas)
Sung by Coco Lee Ending theme used in Taiwanese broadcast
2 自从你走后
(Template:Zh)
(After You Left)
Performed by Chu Rui and Hu Dong Closing theme song
3 醉红颜
(Template:Zh)
(Wine and Beauty)
Vocal by Liu Yiduo
4 兄弟无数
(Template:Zh)
(Countless Brothers)
Sung by Jing Gangshan Opening theme song
5 四海盟约
(Template:Zh)
(Oath of the Four Seas)
Performed by Mao Amin Ending theme track
6 琴韵
(Template:Zh)
(Melodies of the Qin)
Performed by Zhao Xiaoxia
7 群山谱
(Template:Zh)
(List of Mountains)
Vocal by Chu Rui
8 大情感主题
(Template:Zh)
(Deep Emotions Theme)
China National Symphony Orchestra performance
9 英雄之情怀
(Template:Zh)
(Heroes' Feelings)
Sung by Song Fei
10 侠情
(Template:Zh)
(Chivalrous Passion)
Performed by China National Symphony Orchestra
11 乡土
(Template:Zh)
(Homeland)
Played by Gao Guanlin (sanxian) and Niu Changhong (banhu)
12 水泊梁山
(Template:Zh)
(Liangshan Marsh)
Performed by Sun Hao, He Jiayi, and Ding Guagua
13 鲁腔
(Template:Zh)
(Tunes from Lu)
China National Symphony Orchestra performance
14 英雄也有泪
(Template:Zh)
(Heroes Shed Tears Too)
Played by China National Symphony Orchestra
15 英雄之忍辱而不屈
(Template:Zh)
(Heroes Bear Humiliation but Do Not Yield)
Performed by China National Symphony Orchestra
16 自从你走后
(Template:Zh)
(After You Left)
Sung solo by Hu Dong Closing theme song
17 男人的臂膀
(Template:Zh)
(Men's Arms)
Violin by Liu Yunzhi and dihu by Song Fei
18 绝地重生
(Template:Zh)
(Safety in a Dangerous Situation)
Performed by China National Symphony Orchestra


Hong Kong Edition

The Hong Kong version includes unique Cantonese-language opening and closing theme songs.

# Track Title Credits Remarks
1 天道同行
(Template:Zh)
(Walk Heaven's Path Together)
Lyrics by Sung Pui-yin; composed by Yip Siu-chung; performed by Hubert Wu Opening theme
2 飘花
(Template:Zh)
(Drifting Blossoms)
Lyrics by England Cheng; composed by Yip Siu-chung; performed by Hubert Wu Ending theme

Broadcast Information

Location Channel Air Dates Time Slot
Hong Kong High Definition Jade 4 May 2011 Weekdays, 23:45 - 00:45
Taiwan China Television 25 July 2011 Weekdays, 20:00 - 22:00
Taiwan NTV Variety 29 August 2011 Weekdays, 20:00 - 21:00
Mainland China Anhui Satellite Channel 2 August – 10 September 2011 Daily, 19:31 - 21:16
Mainland China Tianjin Satellite Channel 2 August – 10 September 2011 Daily, 19:30 - 21:15
Mainland China Shandong Satellite Channel 2 August – 10 September 2011 Daily, 19:31 - 21:15
Mainland China Dragon Television 2 August – 10 September 2011 Daily, 19:31 - 21:12

Re-airings

Location Channel Start Date Time Slot
Mainland China Tianjin Satellite Channel Beginning 12 September 2011 Daily, 19:30 - 21:15
Mainland China Shandong Satellite Channel Beginning 12 September 2011 Daily, 19:31 - 21:15
Mainland China Dragon Television Beginning 12 September 2011 Daily, 19:31 - 21:12

Production Details

Originally, director Wu Ziniu was set to helm the project but had to withdraw due to scheduling delays and moved on to another work. Subsequently, Hong Kong director Kuk Kwok-leung took over. Art director Zheng Xiaolong voiced his trust in Kuk’s capabilities despite his initial preference for Wu.

There were rumors that Fan Bingbing might portray Pan Jinlian; however, her representative denied this, clarifying that Fan only accepts roles associated with her own production company. Zheng Shuang, who portrayed Hu Sanniang in an earlier adaptation, expressed interest in taking on Pan Jinlian’s character. Eventually, Gan Tingting was selected for the role.

Images showing actor Wu Yue dressed in period attire led to speculation about him playing Lin Chong. Nevertheless, his team confirmed these pictures were promotional materials for the Beijing Olympics in 2008 and unrelated to the series.

Additional casting rumors involved Deng Chao, Nie Yuan, Tong Dawei, and Huang Xiaoming. Huang was a leading candidate for Yan Qing but declined due to conflicts with his schedule. Deng was considered for Song Jiang’s role; Nie was initially reported as Lin Chong but ranked lower than Yu Bo in an unofficial audience poll. Both Nie Yuan and Deng Chao expressed interest in portraying Ximen Qing.

Related Works

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Recipient Outcome
2011 3rd China TV Drama Awards Outstanding Television Series Template:Won
Exceptional Character Performance Zhang Hanyu Template:Won
Promising New Actress Bobo Gan Template:Won
Best Original Music Score Jing Gangshan Template:Won

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