"The Legend of Sui and Tang Heroes" is a costume chivalrous TV series directed by Hu Mingkai and Tan Youye that combines folklore and historical stories. Starring Huang Haibing, Nie Yuan, Lin Zicong and Kou Zhanwen. The drama is based on the northern and southern dynasties after the Northern Zhou Yang Lin raised troops to annihilate the Northern Qi banshi, the nephew Yang Jian destroyed Zhou Jiansui, claiming to be Emperor Wen of Sui, with Qin Shubao as the center of the Wagang Village righteous soldier Kuang Fu Justice, assisting Li Shimin as the historical background. The whole drama takes Qin Shubao, the protector of the Tang Dynasty, as the core character, and the story of Qin Shubao's growth process of witnessing the Sui soldiers oppressing the people from an early age and the cynical and heroic and righteous behavior of his youth. The series premiered in 2003.
1. Huang Haibing as Qin Shubao
In 1993, Huang Haibing, a third-year university student, participated in Jin Yong's martial arts drama "New Book of Swords and Enmity", playing Chen Jialuo, the chief helmsman of the Red Flower Society, which was his first television work. In 1996, he played the role of Luo Cheng in the TV series "Sui and Tang Dynasties". In 1997, he participated in the film "Blood Taihang", which was his first film work. In October 2003, the costume TV series "The Legend of Sui and Tang Heroes" starring Nie Yuan was broadcast, and Huang Haibing starred in the role of Qin Shubao. In 2003, he starred in Liang Yusheng's martial arts drama "Ping Trace Hero Shadow". In 2010, he played a triangle in the CCTV drama "Nu Hai Ambition", starring Xiao Tianyuan, Jiang Tianlong and beggar Mao Wu. The acting skills were well received. In 2014, he starred as Xue Rengui in the TV series "Sui and Tang Heroes 3". In the same year, he played Mao Zedong in the TV series "Breaking New Ground". In the same year, he played Mao Zedong in the TV series "Eastern Battlefield", which commemorated the 70th anniversary of the victory of the anti-fascist war. In 2016, he participated in the novel "Xue Xian" and adapted the Xian Xia TV series "Qingyun Zhi", playing Wan Jianyi. Participated in the TV series "Magic City".
2. Nie Yuan as Luo Cheng
In 2000, Nie Yuan graduated from the Acting Department of the Shanghai Theater Academy, and in the same year, he cooperated with Huang Yi to shoot "Marrying the Wrong Flower Car". In 2001, Nie Yuan participated in the TV series "The Granary of the World" directed by Wu Ziniu, playing the young Qianlong Emperor. In 2003, he participated in the TV series "Ghost of Qiannu" as Seven Nights, and participated in the TV series "The Legend of Sui and Tang Heroes" as Luo Cheng. In 2004, Nie Yuan starred in many costume dramas such as "Sweat Blood BMW", "Beijing Four Young", "Han Han Towel Lady", "Zhenguan Long Song", "Zhuangzhi Lingyun Bao Qingtian" and so on, and was rated as "China's New Four Little Students" by the media, and won the fifth "Popular Television Double Top Ten" and "Top Ten Actor Awards" with "Sweat Blood BMW". In 2010, Nie Yuan played Zhao Yun in the hit drama "Three Kingdoms". In the same year, the TV series "Revolutionaries Are Always Young" was filmed, which told the story of Chen Zhi, played by Nie Yuan, who grew from a young man to a Communist Party member step by step. In 2012, Nie Yuan played the ascetic Tang monk in Zhang Jizhong's version of "Journey to the West", and nie Yuan won the "Most Popular Actor" award at the University Student Television Festival for "Journey to the West". In 2013, he starred in the 3D tomb robbery movie "Xuanwu Mystery Serial Fight" co-produced by the three countries of China, the United States and South Korea, and participated in the TV version of "Dragon Gate Flying Armor", playing Zhao Huai'an. Starring in the movie "Ah Friends Pay Back", in the film he played a comedic role - "debt hiding master" Yue Dajun, who seems to be rich and handsome, but is actually a lustful pseudo-local tycoon. In 2015, he played a mind-reader in the movie "The Death Cycle of Six Degrees of Space", and in the same year, he played Huang Taiji in the TV series "The Legend of The Great Yu'er".
3. Lin Zicong as Cheng Biting Jin
In 2001, he became active as a host on television and radio stations, and was also a screenwriter for the manga Shaolin Soccer. In 2001, he participated in the filming of the movie "Love Jun Like a Dream" starring Andy Lau and Mei Yanfang. In 2003, his partner Huang Haibing and Nie Yuan starred in the costume chivalrous TV series "The Legend of Sui and Tang Heroes", in which he played Cheng Yaojin. In the same year, he played Xu Qing in the costume romantic comedy film "Mouse Loves Cat" directed by Chen Jiashang. In 2006, he starred in the movie "Supreme Rogue" with zheng zhongji and Fu Ying, playing Zhu Yueyue. In the same year, he participated in the filming of the costume martial arts drama "Eight Heroes" starring Lu Yi and Huang Qiusheng, playing Dong Guoren. Under the support of Andy Lau's "Asian Rising Star Director" program, he filmed his directorial debut "Have to Drink Tea". In 2007, he co-starred with Zheng Guolin and Dong Xuan in the costume love drama "Gentleman Haoyi", in which he played his ancestor. In the same year, he played Pork Rong in the movie "Huang Feihong the Benevolent" starring Zhang Weijian and Chen Wei. Played the Eight Precepts in the film "Wishful Thinking" directed by Zheng Zhongji. Played the role of a fat boss in the science fiction film "Yangtze River Seven" starring Zhou Xingchi and Xu Jiao. In 2013, he co-starred with Chen Haomin and Qiu Cecele in the costume detective drama "Three Strange Detectives of Chang'an", playing Yu Zhen. In the same year, he participated in the film "Dying Incident" directed by Qian Jianghan, playing a driver. In the movie "Gongsuo Agarwood" starring Zhou Dongyu and Chen Xiao, he played Ai Xinjue Luo Yinrong. In 2014, he partnered with Chen Haomin and Chen Weihan to shoot the costume myth magic drama "Xinji Gong Living Buddha", playing Guangliang. Due to a bad heart, he suddenly fainted at the scene and was sent to the emergency department. In the same year, he cooperated with Chen Haomin again to shoot the costume comedy "Huanxi County Order" in Shanghai, playing the role of Mai Yatang.
4. Zheng Guolin as Li Shimin
In 2001, the TV series "Peerless Double Glory" starring Lin Zhiying was broadcast, in which Zheng Guolin played Xiao Jiang. In early 2008, a new version of the TV series "Home" adapted from Ba Jin's famous book was broadcast on satellite TV, in which Zheng Guolin played Gao Juemin. In 2010, the TV series "Beauty in the World" produced by Yu Zheng Studio and Zijun Film and Television Media Group was broadcast on satellite TV. In 2011, Zheng Guolin was invited to join the humanistic epic drama "Chrysanthemum Drunk" produced by Zhang Jizhong to play the male number one Hu Shaoying. In 2012, he participated in the Republic of China era drama "Like Sparks Like Butterflies", directed by Li Huizhu and adapted from Bi Feiyu's novel "Once Upon a Time in Shanghai", which was broadcast on Oriental Satellite TV and Jiangsu Satellite TV on June 22. In 2014, the costume legend drama "Sui and Tang Heroes 3" was broadcast on Hunan Satellite TV, in which Zheng Guolin starred as Tang Taizong Li Shimin, which is Zheng Guolin's second role in the role of Li Shimin since 2003 "Sui and Tang Heroes" played Li Shimin.
5. Tong Lei as Li Rongrong
On March 25, 2003, his starring role in "Walking through the Flower Season" was broadcast on CCTV, and Tong Lei was well known to the audience for starring in "Chen Fei'er". In June of the same year, his debut film "The Taiwan Strait" was also broadcast on CCTV. On July 2, 2004, he played Wei Zifu in "Feng Qiu Phoenix" broadcast by CCTV eight sets. In the same year, she played Li Rongrong in the second premiere TV series "The Legend of Sui and Tang Heroes" of Beijing Television. In 2005, Tong Lei played nurse Tian Yu in the hit TV series "Bright Sword". Tong Lei, who transformed from a "red lover" to an urban white-collar worker, played the psychological counselor Wei Na in the 2007 "Who Understands My Heart", an intellectual woman who was tormented by bitter feelings in life. In April of the same year, she played the sister plum in the sister article "Wolf Poison Flower" of "Bright Sword"; Xia Yu. In August, she starred in the TV series "City of Memory" by Zhou Minrou, which premiered on CCTV8. In the "Song of Youth" that was launched in October 2007 by Hairun Film and Television, he played Lin Daojing. In the same year, Tong Lei became popular as the heroine of "The Sun Blooms Like a Flower" (based on the novel "Deep Prison") in Haiyan. In 2015, Tong Lei appeared in the historical TV series "Hero Ji Hongchang". Starred in the TV series "My Mother and I Walk the Long March" in the female number one water onion. Played Jiang Meiyun in the TV series "The Last Gate". Participated in the modern urban emotional TV series "GenerationAlgement". In May 2015, he starred in the 35-episode large-scale anti-war epic TV series "Yichang Defense War".
6. Ren Shan as Shan Xiongxin
In 2002, Ren Shan starred in the anti-counterfeiting TV series "Blue Calla Lily" directed by Wang Wenjie, in which he played the role of Sheriff Linjiang. In 2006, he starred in the costume drama "The Second Great Uncle of the Emperor" starring Li Liqun, Wang Gang and Li Xiuxian, and played Feng Qingyun in the play. In 2008, he starred in the Lunar New Year drama "Who Went to Valentine's Day" directed by Yang Xinwei; in the same year, he starred in the urban love light comedy "My Wife is a Fool" starring Zhang Mo, Tian Zitian and Fu Miao, and played the boxing gym owner Mickey in the play, which was his first villain role; in the same year, he starred in the drama "The New Marriage Era". In 2011, he co-starred with Gao Tianhao, Liu Jun and Tang Hui in the period drama "Snow Bath Kunlun", in which he played Lu Wenxuan, a secret agent of the Kuomintang military command; in the same year, he co-starred in the urban emotional drama "Going Abroad" with Zhang Xiaoheng, Yan Danchen and Pan Yueming, in which he played the brave and resourceful Confucian businessman Ma Xiwei; in the same year, he starred in the costume drama "Legend" directed by Shen Yanlin, in which he played the chu general Mo Cao; in the same year, he starred in the movie "The High Watchtower" co-directed by Myris and Degna. In the play, he played the regimental commander stationed on the frontier. In 2014, he starred in the costume court drama "The Legend of Wu Meiniang" starring Fan Bingbing, Zhang Fengyi and Li Zhiting, playing li Tai, the fourth son of Tang Taizong, in the play; in the same year, he co-starred in the spy action drama "Robbery in the Robbery" with Guo Xiaodong, Yang Yi and Jia Qing, and played the captain of the "Yunji" Captain Cheng Jiusan in the play.