Bloody Xiangxi Three Rages are so cool

Li Huan played the role of the Sanguine Xiangxi Three Rages.

Shi Sannu was played by Li Huan in the TV series " Bloody Xiangxi."

Shi Sannu was played by Wei Lun. Wei Lun, formerly known as Li Huan, was an actor in Chinese movies and dramas. He graduated from the Central Academy of Drama. He played the role of Shi Sannu in the 2007 version of the TV series " Bloody Xiangxi." As a result, he entered the audience's attention and won the Top Ten Star Award in the 2009 annual entertainment star list. Wei Lun had also acted in other films and TV series, such as " Wuliu Town,"" Smoke Everywhere,"" Windmill," and so on. Currently, he was working at the China Children's Art Theater.

Shi Sannu died on the battlefield in the plot of " Bloody Xiangxi " and could not be together with Suisui. Although Shi Sannu had sacrificed a lot to be with Suisui, he was eventually written to death by the scriptwriter. This ending was hard for many viewers to accept. Suisui eventually married Uncle Suo, and the audience thought that such an ending made Suisui lose her innocence and loyalty. Although Shi Sannu had died, he still existed in Suisui's heart. Suisui only felt sad about Suo Yunchao's death, but she did not have the sincere love for Shi Sannu. In general, Shi Sannu was not with Suisui in the ending of " Bloody Xiangxi ".

Shi Sannu was played by Li Huan (formerly known as Wei Lun) in the TV series "Bloody Xiangxi."

Shi Sannu was the male lead in the TV series "Bloody Xiangxi", played by Li Huan. He was the adopted son of Big Kidnapper Ma, the man that Suisui had always loved. For the sake of Tian Suisui and love, Shi Sannu could give up his father's death and his position as the leader of the platoon. He could be shot, beaten, cross a sea of fire, jump over a mountain of knives, and even give up his life. His image was set to be a rough, valiant, and courageous man. Shi Sannu was played by Wei Lun (formerly known as Li Huan), who was recognized by the audience for his role in "Bloody Xiangxi." The TV series was broadcast in 2007 and told the story of the ethnic minorities in Xiangxi fighting to protect their homeland. The image of Shi Sannu and the grudge between him and Suisui became an important part of the plot.

Shi Sannu died on the battlefield in the TV series " Bloody Xiangxi." He was a brave, kind, and strong man. In order to protect his fellow villagers, he led his platoon to attack the pole camp and was eventually killed by the Japanese army. His death saddened the audience, but his image still lived in Suisui's heart. Suisui eventually married Uncle Suo, but the audience was not satisfied with this ending, thinking that Suisui was no longer the pure and faithful woman. The director replied that in the war years, love must be sacrificed, and the plot was heartbreaking because it tore apart the beauty. Shi Sannu's death pained the audience, but it also showed his courage and spirit of sacrifice.

Bloody Xiangxi 2 was a Chinese the mainland of China directed by Gong Ruofei and starred by Bai Jing, Wei Lun, Song Yufei, Gao Ziqi, and Zhang Guangbei. The series had 20 episodes and was broadcast in 2008. The plot was set in Hunan during the Anti-Japanese War. It told the story of Hunan becoming the main battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War.

The third episode of "Bloody Xiangxi" told the story of Long Feihan's revenge after he grew up. In this episode, Long Feihan tried many times to assassinate Shen Baiwan and the other bandits, but he failed. The episode also revealed some of Long Feihan's past and his hatred for bandits. Overall, the third episode showed Long Feihan's determination and perseverance to take revenge.

The opening song of the TV series " Bloody Xiangxi " was " Lang Uphill, Sister Uphill ", and the ending song was " There's Good Water in the High Mountain." Among them," There's Good Water in the High Mountain " was sung by Xu Qianya. It was a heroic and tragic song that deeply touched people's hearts. These two songs used Xiangxi folk songs as the theme, showing the charm of Xiangxi's local folk songs and the original ecological style.