Celebrating the Years of Liang Chaowei

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" Heroes " was a 20-episode ancient costume martial arts drama produced by Hong Kong TVB in 1989. It was directed by Wu Runquan and starred by Liang Chaowei and Deng Cuiwen. The play was adapted from Jin Yong's novel of the same name and told the story of Shi Zhongyu and Shi Potian, the lost twin brothers. Liang Chaowei played the roles of Shi Zhongyu and Shi Potian in the play, demonstrating his acting skills. The drama received a good reputation and audience response at that time.

Tony Liang's version of " Heroes " was an ancient martial arts drama directed by Wu Runquan. It was first broadcasted in China Hong Kong on December 25, 1989. The drama mainly told the story of Shi Zhongyu and Shi Potian, the twin brothers who were separated from each other. They started a series of adventures in the Jianghu. The drama had a total of 20 episodes, and Liang Chaowei played two roles in the drama, namely Shi Zhongyu and Shi Potian. The other main actors included Deng Cuiwen, Qin Huang, Guan Haishan, and so on. The plot involved pentagonal love, Jianghu grudges, and other plots. The show could be watched online on platforms such as iQiyi.

Tony Liang's version of " Heroes " was an ancient martial arts drama directed by Wu Runquan. It was first broadcasted in China Hong Kong on December 25, 1989. The drama mainly told the story of Shi Zhongyu and Shi Potian, the twin brothers who were separated from each other. They started a series of adventures in the Jianghu. Tony Liang played two characters in the movie, Shi Zhongyu and Shi Potian. The two characters had completely opposite personalities, showing the classic image of Wei Xiaobao and the serious and murderous melancholy image respectively. This drama was Liang Chaowei's last TV series. Deng Cuiwen and other actors also participated in the performance. Although some people thought that the character setting of the drama deviated from the original, it still received the attention and love of the audience.

Tony Liang's version of " Heroes " was an ancient martial arts TV series filmed by TTV in 1989. In the play, Tony Liang played the two roles of Shi Zhongyu and Shi Potian, the separated twin brothers. Compared with Jin Yong's original novel," A Hero's Journey," the play added new characters and plots. Shi Zhongyu was whitewashed, Bei Haishi was demonized, and the male lead, Shi Potian, had more scenes. Tony Liang's version of 'Heroes' had a good reputation and was considered one of the best versions. This drama was also Liang Chaowei's last TV series.

The cast list of Tony Liang's version of "Heroes" included: Tony Liang as Shi Zhongyu/Shi Potian, Deng Cuiwen as Ding Dang, Yao Zhengjing as Ni Donger, Liu Shuhua as Iron Coral, Zheng Yanli as Shi Jian, Zhang Yi, etc. This drama was Tony's last TV series shot on TVP.

" Heroes " was an ancient costume martial arts TV series starred by Tony Liang. It first aired in China Hong Kong, on December 25, 1989. The drama told the story of Shi Zhongyu and Shi Potian, the twin brothers who were separated from each other. They started a series of adventures and stories in the Jianghu. This TV series was Tony Liang's last TV series. It was directed by Woo Runquan, and Deng Cuiwen and other actors also participated in the performance.

The Legendary Twins, Tony Liang's Version, was a 1988 TV drama adapted from Gu Long's martial arts novel of the same name. The drama was starred by Tony Liang, Wu Dairong, Li Meixian, and others. It told the story of the love and hate entanglement between the twin brothers, Xiao Yu 'er and Hua Wuque. This drama was considered one of the most realistic versions of Gu Long's original work and could be called a classic.

The cast of Liang Chaowei's version of "Heroes" included Liang Chaowei as Shi Zhongyu/Shi Potian, Deng Cuiwen as Ding Dang, Yao Zhengqing as Ni Donger, Liu Shuhua as Iron Coral, Zheng Yanli as the Sword Attendant, and Zhang Yi as Bei Haishi. These actors were the main characters of the play.

[The TV series " Heroes " starred by Tony Liang has a Mandarin version.]