Jade Pearl
Qin Xiaozhen
Ram Chiang, Gillian Chung, Wong Cho-lam, Joey Yung, Ti Lung, Chapman To, Tian Niu, Wan Zi Liang, Lam Suet, Liu Yi Da, Wong Yau Nam, Lok Tung, Hsu Shao Hsiung, Jia Xiao Chen, Goh Yoon Sui, Chan Mei Si, Tong Yi, Pan Shuang Shuang, Deng Zi Feng, Zhang Zhi Heng, Kwan Chi Bun, Hung Chiu Lam
2010
Hong Kong, China
Completed
Cantonese
104 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as翡翠明珠，is aHong Kong, ChinaProducerwomen sex，At2010Released in year
。The dialogue language isCantonese，Current Douban rating5.2(For reference only)。
The film is adapted from the Cantonese opera treasure "Fengge Enchou Weilaoqing" by Mai Bingrong and Phoenix Girl. Princess Yan (played by Gillian Chung) wishes to marry far away and become a royal consort. On her long journey to marry, she develops a rivalry with General Cheng (played by Ram Chiang), who is responsible for escorting her. However, they gradually fall in love. Ignoring the fact that their love is forbidden, they exchange betrothal gifts of a pearl and family heirloom jade for a promise of commitment, only to be ambushed by bandits. In the chaos, Yan accidentally falls off a cliff, and Cheng is captured by the bandits. The pair of lovers becomes separated, each experiencing unexpected adventures. Cheng is taken back to the bandit hideout by their female leader, Zhu San Niang (played by Joey Yung), while Yan survives a great disaster but loses her memory and is rescued by a storyteller named Ling Gankai (played by Wong Cho-lam). General Cheng sets out from the hideout to find the princess, accompanied by the lovesick Zhu San Niang; meanwhile, the amnesiac Princess Yan is living an ordinary life as an unsuccessful scholar who tells stories. One day, when they come together, what kind of story will unfold...