The first episode of the TV series "Ji Gong Living Buddha" told the story of Li Shanren in the Southern Song Dynasty who worshipped Buddha piously in order to get a son. Li Shanren was a charitable person, but he had no children in his forties. Finally, under his sincere prayers, Ji Gong was born. Ji Gong's common name was fate cultivation. He had a deep affinity with Buddhism. This episode also introduced the scene of Luoyang under the rule of the Empress, as well as the story of Ji Gong and a pair of sisters. Ji Gong used his wisdom to resolve the knot between the sisters and helped Tu Dou regain his confidence. Although Ji Gong had found news of Qiu Ningyu's mother, her mother had already passed away. Ji Gong experienced good deeds again and again, and finally returned to heaven.
Living Buddha Ji Gong was a China Taiwan television series with a total of 297 episodes that aired between 2007 and 2008. The play tells the story of Ji Gong leading Guang Liang, Zhao Bin and others to solve problems for the common people and enlighten the world. The play was divided into eight units, interwoven with the mythical story of the Venerable Dragon Vanquisher. The leading actors included Chen Haomin, Lin Zicong, Ye Zuxin, and Lin Jiangguo. The play presented the traditional image of Ji Gong to the audience in an educational and entertaining way, and showed the love story between him and Yanzhi.
You can watch the complete set of the TV series " Living Buddha: Helping the Duke 1 " on Mango TV.
You can watch the first episode of the TV series " Living Buddha Helping the Duke: Part One " on Mango TV for free. The play tells the story of the bandits in Gaomi, Shandong Province in the 1930s. The main cast included Chen Haomin, Yang Xue, Chen Zihan, Lin Zicong, and so on. This drama was a remake of the classic theme of " Ji Gong." Chen Haomin played the most handsome Ji Gong in history and worked with actors such as Yang Xue. The series has a total of 42 episodes. You can watch the entire first season of the series on Mango TV.
You can watch the first episode of the TV series " Living Buddha: Helping the Duke I " on Mango TV for free. The play told the story of Living Buddha Ji Gong fighting bandits and saving the people in Gaomi area of Shandong Province. The main cast included Chen Haomin, Yang Xue, Chen Zihan, and Lin Zicong. The series ended with a total of 42 episodes.
Living Buddha Ji Gong 1 was a TV series directed by Lin Tianyi and starred by Chen Haomin, Chen Zihan, Lin Zicong, and others. The play was based on the "Complete Biography of Ji Gong" written by Guo Xiaoting of the Qing Dynasty and folk tales. It told the legendary story of Ji Gong, who was born into the family of Li Maochun, a good man, and later joined the Lingyin Temple to fight with the ugly forces such as the Dapeng. The series was released in 2010 and had a total of 42 episodes. You can watch and download it on the iQiyi TV series channel.
Living Buddha Ji Gong 2 was a the mainland of China series released in 2011, co-directed by Lin Tianyi and Wang Weiting. The main cast of the drama included Chen Haomin, Lin Zicong, Ye Xin, Zhou Mizhou, and others. The plot was based on the complete biography of Ji Gong written by Guo Xiaoting of the Qing Dynasty and folk tales. It told the adventures of Ji Gong, the venerable dragon vanquisher, in Lingyin Temple. Living Buddha Ji Gong 2 had a total of 60 episodes, each of which was about 43 minutes long. The genre of this drama covered plots, comedies, biographies, fantasy, and ancient costumes. According to Douban's rating, the drama received 6.7 points, with a total of 12022 comments.
In the 40th episode of Living Buddha Ji Gong, Zijing went to see Ji Gong and learned that Yanzhi had entered the demonic path. Ji Gong persuaded Zijing to stay and said rouge will appear. This episode also involved the plot development of Guang Liang, Bi Qing, Chen Liang, Bai Ling, and other characters. For more details, please watch the video of the episode.
There were many versions of Living Buddha Ji Gong. The 1996 version was directed by Li Ningqiang and consisted of 30 episodes. Each episode was about 48 minutes long. The main actors included Xie Shaoguang, Yao Wenlong, etc. The main language was Mandarin. The 2010 edition was jointly produced by Shanghai Chongyuan Culture and Hangzhou Baicheng Film and Television, directed by Lin Tianyi, scripted by Jian Yuanxin, and co-starred by Chen Haomin and Yang Xue. The 2010 edition of Living Buddha Ji Gong was adapted from Guo Xiaoting's Biography of Ji Gong and folk tales. It told the story of Ji Gong, a Dragon-subduing Arhat in his previous life (formerly known as Li Xiuyuan, an eminent monk of the Southern Song Dynasty, a native of Yongning Village, Tiantai County, Zhejiang Province). He was born into the human world. He had a broken hat, broken fan, broken shoes, dirty clothes, and seemed to be crazy. Although he was not restrained by the precepts, liked wine and meat, and acted like a madman, he was knowledgeable and good. He solved the troubles of the common people and fought against demons and ghosts such as Dapeng. The drama was first broadcasted on Shandong Satellite TV's Qilu Channel on June 17, 2010. Before August 2010, it had achieved a high viewership rating of 7.95 on Shandong Satellite TV, the highest viewership rating at the same time slot on Dragon Satellite TV, and a high viewership rating of 13% on Jiangxi Satellite TV. Ji Gong was also a great poet who was underestimated. He had a relatively high level of poetry, such as the Four Wonders of Returning to Nanping in the Lake at Night. In terms of the characters in the play, there were many characters such as the pure and kind little fox Bai Ling, the eccentric rabbit demon Bai Xue, and so on. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
The cast list of Living Buddha Ji Gong 2 could be found on the TV Cat website. The website provided introductions of all 83 actors, including the leading actor Chen Haomin as Ji Gong, Lin Zicong as Guang Liang, Ye Zuxin as Bi Qing, Zhou Mi as Bi An, Zhang Liang as Chen Liang, and Lin Jiangguo as Zhao Bin. Please visit the TV Cat website for more details.
In the cast list of Living Buddha Ji Gong 2, Zhang Baowen played the role of Lü Ji (lizard spirit).