Li Wei the Magistrate II
| Li Wei the Magistrate II | |
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 Taiwan DVD cover | |
| Also known as |
''Li Wei the Magistrate 2 |
| Traditional | 李衛當官II |
| Simplified | 李卫当官II |
| Mandarin | Lǐ Wèi Dāng Guān 2 |
| Written by | Shang Zhifa |
| Directed by |
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| Starring |
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| Country of origin | China |
| Original language(s) | Mandarin |
| Chronology | |
| Preceded by | Li Wei the Magistrate (2001) |
| Followed by | Li Wei Resigns from Office (2005) |
| Related shows |
Yongzheng Dynasty (1997) The Amateur Imperial Bodyguard (2010) |
Li Wei the Magistrate II is a 2004 Chinese television historical comedy-drama and the sequel to the 2001 hit-series Li Wei the Magistrate, again starring Xu Zheng as the titular official Li Wei. Xu also co-directed the series with Zhou Shidu.
In the sequel, the Kangxi Emperor had died, and Li Wei became a high-ranking minister under Yongzheng Emperor (and no longer just a magistrate).
Filming began in August 2003 in Hengdian World Studios.[1] It was first broadcast in February 2004 locally in the Nanjing area.[2]
It was followed by a 2005 sequel Li Wei Resigns from Office, starring Paul Chun as an older Li Wei.
Cast and characters
Most of the main cast from Li Wei the Magistrate returned, except the 3 actresses Chen Hao, Li Qian and Wen Bo. Their roles were filled by Sun Feifei, Shu Chang and Tan Xiaoyan respectively.
- Xu Zheng as Li Wei
- Sun Feifei as Yue Siying
- Tang Guoqiang as Yongzheng Emperor
- Xu Min as Yinreng
- Wang Huichun as Yinsi
- Miao Haizhong as Yuntang
- Wang Hui as Yinxiang
- Du Zhiguo as Nian Gengyao
- Li Xiaoyan as Li Wei's mother
- Yang Haofei as Yue Xiaoman
- Sun Baoguang as Yunli
- Li Yi as Ren Nanpo
- Tan Xiaoyan as Gu Pan'er
- Shu Chang as Shiliu
References
- ↑ (Chinese) 《李卫当官2》横店热拍 誓夺明年春节收视状元
- ↑ (Chinese) “猪八戒”徐峥一脸灿烂到南京