Xiaoli Feidao

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Xiaoli Feidao series
  • Duōqíng Jiànkè Wúqíng Jiàn
  • Biānchéng Làngzǐ
  • Jiǔyuè Yīngfēi
  • Tiānyá Míngyuè Dāo
  • Fēidāo, Yòujiàn Fēidāo

Author Gu Long
Original title
小李飛刀系列
CountryTaiwan
LanguageChinese
Genre Wuxia, romance, adventure
Published1968–1981
Media typePrint

Films

Xiaoli Feidao series
Traditional Chinese 小李飛刀系列
Simplified Chinese 小李飞刀系列
Literal meaningLittle Li Flying Dagger series
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin Xiǎolǐ Fēidāo xìliè
Yue: Cantonese
Jyutping Siu2-lei5 Fei1-dou1 Hai6-lit6
YearProductionMain castAdapted fromAdditional information
1977 Shaw Brothers Studio
(Hong Kong)
Ti Lung, Derek Yee, Ching Li, Candice Yu, Ngok Wah Duoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee The Sentimental Swordsman [1]
1979TaiwanMeng Fei, David Chiang, Yang Chun-chun, Chang Fu-chienFeidao, Youjian FeidaoSee A Sword Shot at the Sun [2]
1981Shaw Brothers Studio
(Hong Kong)
Ti Lung, Derek Yee, Ching Li, Alexander Fu, Lo Lieh, Ku Feng Duoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee Return of the Sentimental Swordsman [3]
1981Yangtze Film Company
(Taiwan)
Meng Fei, Ling Yun, Yang Chun-chunJiuyue YingfeiSee Eagle Flying in September [4]
1981Champion International Films Company
(Hong Kong)
David Chiang, Flora Cheung, Hwang Jang-lee, Norman Chui, Pamela Yang, Yasuaki Kurata, Bruce Leung Feidao, Youjian FeidaoSee Fei Dao You Jian Fei Dao (film) [5]
1993Long Shong Pictures
(Hong Kong)
Ti Lung, Anita Yuen, Frankie Chan, Idy Chan Biancheng LangziSee A Warrior's Tragedy [6]
2000Pro Film
(Hong Kong)
Dave Wang, Gigi Lai, Sonny Chiba Duoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee The Legend of the Flying Swordsman [7]

Television series

YearProductionMain castAdapted fromAdditional information
1978 TVB
(Hong Kong)
Paul Chu, Wong Yuen-sun, Wong Hang-sau, Maggie Li, Ko Miu-seeDuoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee The Romantic Swordsman
1978TVB
(Hong Kong)
Paul Chu, Wong Yuen-sun, Wong Hang-sau, Wan Lau-mei, Susanna Au-yeung, Chang ChungDuoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee The Romantic Swordsman II
1978 CTV
(Hong Kong)
Yu Tien-lung, Carol Cheng, Candice Yu Jiuyue YingfeiSee Gold Dagger Romance
1982 CTV
(Taiwan)
Wei Ziyun, Wang Meili, Liao Lijun, Chen Meixiu, Zhang Fujian, Chang Feng, Lei Hong, Lu YilongDuoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee Xiao Li Fei Dao (1982 TV series)
1984TVB
(Hong Kong)
Leslie Cheung, Maggie Cheung, Patrick Tse, Lisa LuiFeidao, Youjian FeidaoSee The Fallen Family
1985 ATV
(Hong Kong)
Pat Poon, Law Lok-lam, Sum Sum Tianya Mingyue DaoSee Tin Ai Ming Yu Do
1986ATV
(Hong Kong)
Damian Lau, Bonnie Ngai, Katie ChanJiuyue YingfeiSee Condor in September
1989ATV
(Hong Kong)
Austin Wai, Chan Hiu-ying, Lau Wun-fung, Savio Tsang, Henry LoTianya Mingyue DaoSee The Legend of Fu Hung Suet
1990Changchun Film Studio
(Mainland China)
Yu Jian, An Yi, Deng Xiaoou, Zhang Jian, Guo Feng, Zhao ChenhongDuoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee Duo Qing Jian Ke
1991TVB
(Hong Kong)
Cheung Siu-fai, Margie Tsang, Hugo NgBiancheng LangziSee The Black Sabre
1995TVB
(Hong Kong)
Eddie Kwan, Gigi Fu, Emily Kwan, Chin Kar-lok Duoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee The Romantic Swordsman (1995 TV series)
1999Taiwan Vincent Chiao, Wu Jing, Alyssa Chia, Stephanie Hsiao, Faye Yu, Zheng JiaxinDuoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee Legend of Dagger Li
2002Mainland China Vincent Chiao, Zhang Yan, Xiu Qing, Niu Li, Jin Qiaoqiao, Yuan WenkangDuoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee Fei Dao Wen Qing
2003Taiwan Julian Cheung, Ruby Lin, Dong Jie Feidao, Youjian FeidaoSee Flying Daggers
2008Mainland ChinaHuang Ziteng, Chen Xi, Huang Minye, Zhang Ruila, Liu Ying, Chai Mingyang, Norman Chui, Wang Yining, Ngo Ka-nin Duoqing Jianke Wuqing JianSee Xiao Li Fei Dao (2008 TV series)
2012Mainland China Wallace Chung, Lemon Zhang, Baron Chen Tianya Mingyue DaoSee The Magic Blade (TV series)
2016Mainland ChinaZhu Yilong, Zhang Xinyu, Zhang JunningBiancheng LangziSee Bordertown Prodigal (2016 TV series)
2017Mainland China Hawick Lau, Yang Rong, Emma Wu, Kenny Kwan, Huang Youming, Yuan Bingyan, Yang Mingna, Yan Yikuan, Howie Huang, He ZhonghuaFeidao, Youjian FeidaoSee The Legend of Flying Daggers (2017 TV series)

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