"Flying snow shoots white deer in the sky, and the laughing book god hero leans on the bi duck", among the 15 martial arts novels written by Mr. Jin Yong, "Chivalrous Journey" is a relatively unpopular work, and so far, there have only been four remake experiences. Relatively speaking, in 2002, Wu Jian, Zhou Li, Zhang Yanmin's version of "Chivalrous Travel" is one of the most affirmed by everyone, whenever you hear the melody of "Zhongma Jianghu Road, in this life, the hero does not bend his waist for the red face", we always think of the classic scene of Shi Shaotian and Ah Xiuhe talking, and reminiscent of the interesting scenes of Ding Heng and Shi Shaotian playing and playing, these pictures have long become classic memories in our minds with the passage of time.
Time flies, in the blink of an eye, 19 years have passed since the broadcast of this drama, of course, how are the three leading actors who bring us good memories?
Wu Jian played the two roles of Shi Shaotian and Shi Zhongyu in the play, as the male number one, he is naturally the focus of everyone's attention. Wu Jian, a native of Zibo, Shandong Province, was born on January 3, 1978, and graduated from the Central Academy of Drama.
Wu Jian's first film and television work was the well-known ghost animal masterpiece "Journey to the West", in which he played qiao Ling'er, the reincarnation of the Buddha. However, after removing the various ghost animal fights in the play, it seems that this work is remarkable in terms of plot and acting skills, and Wu Jian has also entered the audience's field of vision with this work.
A year after the broadcast of "Journey to the West" (2001), Wu Jian participated in the "Chivalrous Journey" directed by Wang Xinmin. The drama met with the audience in 2002, and Wu Jian was well received by the audience for his perfect role in the play of Shi Zhongyu, a wandering child with a simple nature, a generous behavior and a speech-
Wu Jian's handsome appearance, calm temperament, and skillful and natural acting skills make him have a wide play path, which is also one of the important factors for him to be active in the show business circle for a long time. Over the years, Wu Jian has not been far from everyone's sight, and has also starred in many works that are familiar to the audience, such as "Jinghua Smoke and Clouds", "Seven Fairies of Happy Heaven and Joy", "Brothers under heaven" and so on. On December 27, 2020, Wu Jian's war drama "Crossing the Yalu River" was broadcast on the CCTV comprehensive channel.
Actor Zhou Li played the role of Ding Heng in the play, which is what we usually call jingle bells. Zhou Li is a native of Jingzhou, Hubei Province, born in 1975 and graduated from the Shanghai Theater Academy. Zhou Li has loved art since she was a child, proficient in music, dance and recitation, and later became a broadcast host of Shashi Cable Radio.
Zhou Li's initial stage in the show business circle is still very smooth, in 1998, just after her debut, she starred in two popular works of the year - "True Destiny Little Monk" and "New Heavenly Immortal Match", she played Leng Xiaofeng and Zhang Qiaozui in the play, and her fresh and natural acting skills left a deep impression on the audience. In 2001, Zhou Li participated in the film "Twelve Years of Wind and Rain" directed by Bao Zhifang, with which she was nominated for best actress at the Hundred Flowers Awards of Chinese Cinema; in 2002, she won the Best Newcomer Award at the 8th China Film Huabiao Awards and the Best Supporting Actress Nomination at the 22nd Chinese Film Golden Rooster Awards for her film "Sonic Boom and Long Sky".
However, Zhou Li's acting career can be described as "high open and low walk", after the broadcast of "Chivalrous Line", Zhou Li also participated in works such as "Bottom Card", "The First Floor of the World", "Huanhua Sword Wash" and so on, but they did not cause much repercussions. After starring in the TV series "Constellation Equation" in 2011, we have not seen Zhou Li's new work for a long time, and she has basically faded from the audience's attention.
Zhang Yanmin, another female protagonist of "Chivalrous", also faded out of the audience's sight. At that time, Bai Axiu, played by Zhang Yanmin, simply fascinated xiaobian beyond wanting it, and her every move, every smile made xiaobian feel: Mr. Jin Yong's A xiu, probably this is what it looks like, right?
Zhang Yanmin, a native of Jinyun County, Lishui City, Zhejiang Province, was born on October 28, 1980, and graduated from Jiangxi Art Vocational College (formerly Jiangxi Provincial Literary and Art School). When she was young, she appeared in CCTV's youth department "Oriental Children" and Phoenix Satellite TV's "Taidou Bar", which also laid a solid foundation for her to enter the show business circle in the future.
The work that really made Zhang Yanmin famous has to be said to be this "Chivalrous Journey". Although in the play, her role is far less than that of the first heroine Zhou Li, but Bai Axiu's fairy-like appearance really surprises too many audiences in front of the screen, so that the limelight directly overshadows Ding Hun played by Zhou Li. In addition to "Chivalrous Travel", "Fuxing Gaozhao Pig Eight Precepts", "Joyful Yangyang Pig Eight Precepts", "Seven Fairies of Heaven and Earth Marriage", and "New Swallow Li San" are also Zhang Yanmin's more famous works, especially the "Iron Sweep Princess" she played in "Fuxing Gaozhao Pig Eight Precepts", which is also the childhood memories of many people.
Unfortunately, such a good actor with good looks and acting skills has never been able to become popular. After 2014, we rarely see her new work come out, and on the sidelines, Zhang Yanmin is also very low-key, so that our "Ah Xiu" is now married or not, we don't know.
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