sugarplum892 Posted March 5, 2016 Share Posted March 5, 2016 Details: Title: 猎人 / LièrénEnglish title: HunterGenre: Premodern, RomanceDirector: Episodes: Broadcast Date: March 21, 2016 Cast: Huang Xuan Synopsis: Coming soon... **Please use spoiler tags for those who have not seen the episodes yet** [spoiler ]enter your spoiler here without the spaces inside the brackets[ /spoiler] Preview: OSTs: Coming soon... Additional Links: Hunter 猎人 Raw Episodes Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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irilight Posted March 21, 2016 Share Posted March 21, 2016 Thank you @sugarplum892 for starting this thread. I am totally new to Chinese drama. The only Chinese drama I have watched completed and adored was "Love Me if You Dare." I am watching now The Imperial Doctress, and liking it quite a bit, and that is how I came to this thread, - because I am liking Huang Xuan in "Imperial Doctress." If it gets subbed, I will give it a try for sure.... Detective thriller coming to Chinese TV Hunter , something of a Chinese answer to BBC's hit TV series Sherlock, will come to China's small screen on March 21. The 41-episode crime-drama series, airing with two episodes per night, will be broadcast on Beijing Satellite TV and the video-streaming site Le.com. Set against the backdrop of a fictionalized town in 1949, the drama centers on a private detective, who solves a series of mysterious killings and robberies with a common thread: a fleeing Kuomintang spy. Huang Xuan, a veteran actor who has appeared in scores of popular television dramas, stars as the detective, who has some similarities to Sherlock Holmes. "But my role is more like a normal man," Huang jokes, referring to the detective's romance in the series. Because the tales have some scenes featuring magic shows, director Xu Ang says he has used a lot of stage-play elements in the television production, such as the design of costumes, sets and role personalities. "Compared to a movie or TV series, the stage play has much fewer means to display different space and timing," he says. "The stage play demands good acting, which gives me a lot of experience to train the actors." source Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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