Snow Mountain Flying Fox Zhang Jizhong Version
As of November 16, 2024, Zhang Jizhong's version of Flying Fox on Snow Mountain had not been broadcast yet. Director Zhang Jizhong had remade many of Mr. Jin Yong's works, and he had a good personal relationship with Mr. Jin Yong. After Mr. Jin Yong passed away, he insisted on remaking "Flying Fox on Snow Mountain" to commemorate Mr. Jin Yong. Zhang Jizhong was unique in the production of martial arts dramas. His works might have a good performance in the depth of narration and restoration of the original works. For example, his previous remake of the medium-length Blue Blood Sword and the long version of Eight Dragons were of good quality, showing advantages in narration and restoration of the original works. If his remake of Flying Fox in Snow Mountain was broadcast, it might also be remarkable in these aspects. In addition, Zhang Jizhong also participated in the production of "Flying Fox Biography" and served as the chief consultant. This work had been completed. Although it was different from "Snow Mountain Flying Fox", it could also reflect Zhang Jizhong's thoughts and characteristics in the production of Jin Yong's martial arts drama. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
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Snow Mountain Flying Fox Old Version
" Snow Mountain Flying Fox " was a martial arts novel by Jin Yong. The old version was published in the New Evening News in 1959, with a total of 18 chapters. The story told the story of the descendants of the four guards of Roaming King Li Zicheng, Hu, Miao, Fan, and Tian, and the Roaming King Army Saber. The king handed over the military saber that contained the treasure of restoring the country to bodyguard Hu for safekeeping, but he was mistaken for betraying his master for glory and was killed. This version of the novel was later revised and completed in 1974. The revision was mainly to modify the text, and the plot did not change much. The old version of " Flying Fox on Snow Mountain " was revised in 1999, with some additional vulgarities and text embellishments.
Taiwan version of Snow Mountain Flying Fox
In 1991, the Taiwan version of "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" produced by Taiwan's China Television set off a wave of ratings when it was introduced to the mainland. Among them, Hu Fei was played by Meng Fei. After his entire family was exterminated, he wandered the Jianghu and developed feelings for Yuan Ziyi. Later, he became brother and sister with Cheng Lingsu. Cheng Lingsu died to save him. In the end, he and Miao Ruolan fell in love with each other and decided to live together. Yuan Ziyi was played by Wu Yujuan. She was the daughter of the evil Feng Tiannan and Yuan Yingu. After avenging her mother, she shaved her hair and became a nun. Cheng Lingsu was played by Gong Cien. She was the direct disciple of " The Poison King of Medicine " and had a crush on Hu Fei. She had helped Hu Fei many times and sacrificed herself to save him. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Snow Mountain Flying Fox Zhao Yazhi Version
In the 1985 edition of " Flying Fox on Snow Mountain," Zhao Yazhi made a special guest appearance as Ma Chunhua. This version was shot by Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Limited, directed by Wang Tianlin, starred by Lu Liangwei and Zeng Huaqian, and completed by many actors. This version combined the Flying Fox Biography and the Snow Mountain Flying Fox. The story took place at the end of the Ming Dynasty. The Hu, Miao, Fan, and Tian families were originally best friends, but because of a misunderstanding, they formed a blood feud. They even fought for the treasures left behind by the Ming family and killed countless people. Hu Yidao wanted to resolve the misunderstanding but was framed by Tian Guinong and died under Miao Renfeng. Hu Yidao's wife entrusted his son Hu Fei to Ping Si. When he grew up, Hu Fei wanted to avenge his parents. He inherited the Hu Family Saber Technique and wandered the Jianghu. He met Yuan Ziyi, Cheng Lingsu and other Jianghu women and started a Jianghu legend. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Snow Mountain Flying Fox
The Flying Fox of Snow Mountain was a wuxia novel written by Mr. Jin Yong. It told the story of the competition between the various sects in the Jianghu for the Flying Fox Sword Technique at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. The protagonist, Ren Yingying, experienced many twists and turns in Jianghu and finally learned the Flying Fox Sword Technique and helped her friends in Jianghu fight against evil forces. The plot of this novel was full of ups and downs, and the characters were full. It was regarded as one of Mr. Jin Yong's representative works.
Flying Fox of Snow Mountain
The actor who played Fu Kangan in the 1991 version of Flying Fox on Snow Mountain was Lin Wei. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Snow Mountain Flying Fox
"Snow Mountain Flying Fox" had many film and television versions. The 1991 version was starred by Meng Fei, Gong Cien, and others. Most of the material was taken from the off-screen chapter of Flying Fox in Snow Mountain. The Hu, Fan, Miao, and Tian families had formed a feud since Li Zicheng's defeat. Hu Yidao, the descendant of the Hu family, saved Icy Snow while guarding the treasure and married her, giving birth to Hu Fei. Hu Yidao was poisoned and killed by Tian Guinong. His wife died for love. Hu Fei was taken care of by the servant Ping Asi. After he got the true teachings of the Hu Family Saber Technique, he wandered the Jianghu. Along the way, he had many disputes with Yuan Ziyi, Cheng Lingsu, Miao Ruolan, and others. The Jianghu people also fought for the treasure. The 1999 TV version was starred by Huang Rihua, Chen Jinhong, and others. It was about the descendants of the four guards under the Roaming King Li Zicheng, who avenged each other because of their ancestors. It was not until Miao Renfeng, Miao Ruolan, Hu Yidao, and Hu Fei's generation that the grudges were resolved after a competition and investigation. There were some shortcomings in this version, such as the drama and conflict were relatively weak, because the characters might not have been merged and deleted without the copyright of Flying Fox Biography, resulting in the loss of core characters, and the Taiwan version was too deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The 2007 version was starred by Nie Yuan, Zhu Yin, and the others. It included two works,"Snow Mountain Flying Fox" and "Flying Fox Biography". It was about the rare treasure left behind by Li Chuangwang after his defeat at the end of the Ming Dynasty. The key to the treasure was held by the four bodyguards of Li Chuangwang, Hu, Miao, Fan, and Tian. Various forces fought for the treasure, and the four families were involved. In addition, there was news that the movie version of "Flying Fox on Snow Mountain" would be finalized. The cast included Lu Liangwei and the production team included the original team of "Embroidered Spring Knife" and "Assassination of the Novelist." While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Snow Mountain Flying Fox
There were a total of seven songs in the original track of "Snow Mountain Flying Fox", including "Dream Chaser" sung by Feng Feifei,"I Have a Piece of Heart (Accompanied)" and "I Have a Piece of Heart" sung by Yang Qinghuang,"Love in the Snow" and its accompaniment sung by Yang Qinghuang, and "Don't Let the Beauty Guard the Dust in the Air (Accompanied)" and "Don't Let the Beauty Guard the Dust in the Air" sung by Feng Feifei. In addition, there was also background music without lyrics performed by online singers. Teresa Teng's "Love in the Snow" was the opening song of the 1970s Hong Kong movie "Flying Fox on Snow Mountain." "Snow Kisses All Over Dusk" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Snow Mountain Flying Fox
He only found that the Legend of the Flying Fox was a side story of the Flying Fox on Snow Mountain. There was a listening version, which involved Jianghu disputes and triangular relationships. It showed the growth of the hero Hu Fei, and the parting of life and death was the mark of his growth. However, he did not obtain any more information about the plot of this side story. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
What was the ending of the novel version of " Flying Fox of Snow Mountain "?
The ending of the novel version of " Flying Fox on Snow Mountain " was that Hu Fei married Cheng Lingsu, but Cheng Lingsu died in a duel with Yuan Chengzhi, leaving behind a heartbroken Hu Fei. Later, Hu Fei decided to leave Jianghu and go to Beijing to study and become a lawyer. He performed well at work and began to reconsider his life and values. After a period of time, Hu Fei finally found his true home and married a young woman, living a happy life.
The Full Version of the Opening Song of Flying Fox on Snow Mountain
The lyrics of "Love in the Snow"(1991 TTV's opening theme song for "Flying Fox on Snow Mountain") were as follows: Lyricist: Luo Zhujian, Chen Weixiang Composed by: Luo An Singer: Yang Qinghuang Love with you is like white snow, never stained with dust. Rumors are often a nightmare, never to be frightened. When you see the snowflakes drifting, the snow here falls deeper. Lonely love in two places should be more trusting, understand the true love. The plum blossoms in winter can still be proud of snow, and you are better than others. Rumors should never be trusted, but true feelings should be printed together. When I see the snow falling, my love for you grows deeper. When I return in the future, it's best to verify it. The original true love at the end of the end, cold plum still proud snow. (1978 Hong Kong Jiashi's "Flying Fox on Snow Mountain" theme song, original lyrics by Guan Zhengjie) Lyricist: Lu Guozhan Composed by: Tai Zhaomei My love for you is like snow, never tainted by dust. Rumors are often a nightmare, never to be frightened. When you see the snow falling, the snow here is deeper. Lonely love in two places should be more trusting, knowing that true love is still there. Cold plum blossoms can still proudly snow you better than others. Rumors are never trusted, and our hearts have long been sealed. When I see the snow falling, my love for you grows deeper. When I return in the future, it's best to verify it. It turned out that his true love was still there. The novel "Dream Chaser's Half Dream Residence" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!