Rose Martial World
| Company type | Co-production |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television drama |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Founder | Yu Zheng (producer) |
| Headquarters | China and Hong Kong |
Key people | Yu Zheng (producer), Peter Yuen (director), Wang Shaojie (director) |
| Products | Television series |
Rose Martial World is a wuxia-romance drama co-produced by China and Hong Kong, with Yu Zheng serving as producer and direction led by Peter Yuen alongside Wang Shaojie. The series showcases actors from both mainland China and Hong Kong and first aired in Taiwan in 2008. In conjunction with its broadcast in mainland China during 2009, Yu Zheng released a novel sharing the series’ title to accompany the television adaptation.
Plot
Jun Qiluo and Sun Siru cross paths by chance while gathering deceased bodies. As they mature, both develop feelings for Mu Sheng. Although Mu Sheng’s affection lies with Qiluo, he favors the more delicate Siru and distances himself from Qiluo. Despite this, Qiluo forgives them and finds solace in Lin Chuyi, a homeless man.
Ming Zhixie, the proprietor of Ming Castle, organizes a contest for young women. Qiluo is initially selected but later replaced by Siru, who aims to elevate her social standing. Siru endures harsh treatment from Ming Zhixie but collaborates with his nephew Ming Shaoqing to assassinate him. Following the murder, Shaoqing takes over the castle, and Siru assumes the role of lady of the Ming family.
Holding Qiluo responsible for her hardships, Siru confines Qiluo’s family and compels Qiluo to wed Chuyi to safeguard them. After their marriage, Mu Sheng returns, leading to a violent confrontation with Chuyi; both are subsequently banished from Ming Castle.
Years later, Qiluo observes Siru marrying Mu Sheng after Siru abandons Shaoqing. Overcome with despair, Qiluo resolves to seek vengeance against Siru and Mu Sheng with Chuyi’s assistance.
Cast
- Huo Siyan portrays Jun Qiluo, inspired by Lu Zhi
- Sun Feifei takes on Shen Siru, modeled after Consort Yu
- Zhang Xueying plays young Shen Siru
- Wallace Chung appears as Mu Sheng, based on Xiang Yu
- Mickey He acts as Lin Chuyi, reflecting Liu Bang
- Sheren Tang features as Yin Xuehan
- Damian Lau plays Jun Wuji
- Sammul Chan is cast as Ming Shaoqing, inspired by Ziying
- Feng Shaofeng portrays Cen Yetong, based on Han Xin
- Wang Xiaochen appears as Hua Jieyu
- Xiao Yuyu plays Yang Xibing, modeled after Lady Qi
- Liu Guanxiang acts as Ming Bujie
- Zhang Chunzhong portrays Yuan Tiangang
- Lee Yiu-ging features as Li Shenlong
- Song Yang plays He Shuwei
- Ma Ming appears as Hong Liang
External links
- 2008 Chinese television series debuts
- 2008 Chinese television series endings
- 2008 Hong Kong television series debuts
- 2008 Hong Kong television series endings
- Chinese wuxia television series
- Hong Kong wuxia television series
- Hong Kong romance television series
- Mandarin-language television shows
- Television shows written by Yu Zheng
- Television series by H&R Century Pictures
- Television series by Huanyu Film
- 2000s romance television series
- 2000s Hong Kong television series