Laughing in the wind 2001 complete series#

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Laughing in the wind 2001 complete series#

The series is an adaptation of Louis Cha s novel The Smiling, Proud Wanderer. Still the overall experience definitely makes this a must watch. ( 2001) Laughing in the Wind is a 2001 Chinese television series produced by Zhang Jizhong, starring Li Yapeng and Xu Qing in the leading roles. a video would read ep 39 but it’ll be listed under episode 38 in most sites (this exact problem is present in most sites except youre streaming on maybe dramafever, which probably has better subs as well) Also watch out for episodes being mismatched on streaming sites e.g. This was my only major gripe with the drama even though it still ends up being my fav wuxia series. And thus parts of the story might have been cut off. I think they might have shot too much footage and had a hard time deciding what should be included in the final cuts. An example would be when the next episode does not continue from the cliffhanger of the previous episode (Unfortunately this happens quite a bit during the first few episodes and then once/twice in the later eps). It could have you confused like you missed an episode even though you didn't. Ling Hu Chong a member of the Hua Shan sword practicing body is in for trouble after his classmates suspect him of being the robber of their worshipped. The series is an adaptation of Louis Chas novel. Major flaw with this series is that there are parts of the story that seem out of place or missing. Laughing in the Wind is a 2001 Chinese television series produced by Zhang Jizhong, starring Li Yapeng and Xu Qing in the leading roles. The characters immersed with expertly/appropriately designed costumes (got to respect actresses as nuns with actual shaved heads, or at least wearing props that make them look bald), so many awesomely choreographed martial arts fights, lots of non-cg explosions, so many epic moments and the build ups that lead to them, and a really good love story that pondered some challenging questions The love of a man from a righteous sect and a woman from an evil sect and what it meant to be considered righteous/evil in such a time. It has all that ridiculous martial arts with people flying all over the place (aka wire-fu) and explosions happening lol (like actual explosions and not a lot of the crappy cg effects you see in Chinese drama these days due to budget restraints or whatever). So if you're a fan for that kind of stuff (or Jin Youngs novel adaptations) you should definitely give this a go. This is your basic regular-martial-artist-turned-super strong/strongest-after-journeying-the-wuxia-world-and-learning-skills-from-some-master(s) type of story. Theres usually lots of hilarious content when he does that though it only happened about twice if I remember correctly. One of the things I enjoyed most in this is when the main character goes into disguise and does chivalrous hero stuff.

Also has a happy ending if you care about that stuff.

got out of hand to the extent that its missing the whole point of the original story. Most have many stupid plots thrown in as well as love stories that go wrong for stupid reasons but this drama manages to find a good balance and at least give sensible reasons for most of the things that go wrong. Laughing in the Wind is a 2001 Chinese television series produced by Zhang Jizhong, starring Li Yapeng and Xu Qing in the leading roles. Laughing in the Wind / CCTV (China) / 2001 - The BADASS version. The most comprehensive image search on the web. Rewatch Value 10 So far the best wuxia martial arts based drama from china that I've watched. We provide you animations of people who laugh, grin, giggle and guffaw.