What were the 70's and 80's Hong Kong ancient costume martial arts dramas?

1 " Smiling Proud in Jianghu " " The Swordsman " was a 1980 Hong Kong TVB-produced martial arts TV series adapted from the martial arts novel of the same name written by Mr. Jin Yong. The play narrated the swordsman Ling Huchong's experience in Jianghu and his stories with Lin Pingzhi, Yue Buqun, Ren Yingying and others. The drama was widely acclaimed in Hong Kong and Mainland China as a classic of Hong Kong's ancient costume martial arts TV series. 2.8 Demigods "The Eight Dragons" was a 1994 martial arts TV series produced by Hong Kong's TVB-TV station, adapted from the martial arts novel of the same name written by Mr. Jin Yong. The play told the story of the Northern Song Dynasty Dali Emperor Duan Yu and Gusu Murong family's Murong Fu. The drama has many outstanding actors such as Lin Zhiying, Zhong Litie, Zhang Wuji and other exciting plots and exquisite special effects, known as the classic of Hong Kong TV series. 3 The Deer and the Cauldron "The Deer and the Cauldron" was a 1996 martial arts TV series produced by Hong Kong TVB-TV, adapted from the martial arts novel of the same name written by Mr. Jin Yong. The play told the story of Wei Xiaobao, who became the emperor of the Qing Dynasty through various means at the end of the Ming Dynasty. The drama has many powerful actors such as Stephen Zhou, Zhou Jie, Chen Daoming, etc. The plot is humorous and the special effects are exquisite. It is a classic work of Hong Kong TV series. 4. The Condor Heroes The Return of the Condor Heroes was a 1998 martial arts drama produced by Hong Kong's TVB-TV. It was starred by Huang Rihua, Xiao Longnu, and Chen Shancong. The drama tells the love story between Guo Jing and Huang Rong, Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu. The drama was hailed as a classic of Hong Kong TV series and was also well received in mainland China. 5. The Journey of a Chivalrous Man " Heroes " was a martial arts drama produced by Hong Kong TVB in 2002, with Lin Feng, Guo Xianni, Chen Jinhong and others as the main actors. The play was about the love story between Xu Changqing and Cheng Lingsu at the end of the Ming Dynasty. The drama had an outstanding cast and exquisite special effects, and was hailed as a classic of Hong Kong TV dramas.

In the 1990s, there were many Hong Kong and Taiwan martial arts dramas imported into the mainland. The following are some of the representative works: The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre (Hong Kong Version): The martial arts novel by Mr. Jin Yong, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre, has been adapted into many versions of the TV series. The Hong Kong version was filmed by TTV and introduced to the mainland. This version was very popular in the mainland of China in the 1990s. [2]"Tian Long Ba Bu"(Hong Kong Version): The martial arts novel "Tian Long Ba Bu" written by Mr. Jin Yong has been adapted into many versions of the TV series. The Hong Kong version was filmed by TTV and introduced to the mainland. This version was broadcasted in the mainland of China in the 1990s and was praised for its exquisite special effects and actors 'performances. [3]"The Proud Swordsman"(Taiwan Version): The martial arts novel "The Proud Swordsman" written by Mr. Gu Long has been adapted into multiple versions of TV series. The Taiwan version was filmed by Jiaxing Media and introduced to the mainland. This version was very popular in the mainland of China in the 1990s. 4 "Snow Mountain Flying Fox"(Hong Kong Version): The martial arts novel "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" written by Mr. Jin Yong has been adapted into many versions of the TV series. The Hong Kong version was filmed by TTV and introduced to the mainland. This version was broadcasted in the mainland of China in the 1990s and was praised for its wonderful performances and special effects. The Return of the Condor Heroes (Hong Kong Version): The martial arts novel by Mr. Jin Yong, The Return of the Condor Heroes, has been adapted into many versions of the TV series. The Hong Kong version was filmed by TTV and introduced to the mainland. This version was broadcasted in the mainland of China in the 1990s and was praised for its beautiful scenes and actors 'performances. The above are some of the representative works of Hong Kong and Taiwan Wuxia dramas introduced by the mainland in the 1990s. The Hong Kong version and the Taiwan version of the TV series are more outstanding in production and special effects, while the mainland version of the TV series pays more attention to the performance of the actors and the adaptation of the plot.

There were many classic period movies and TV dramas from the 1980s in Hong Kong. The following are some representative works: Movie: - Smiling Proud in the World - A Chinese Ghost Story - Huang Feihong Series - The Colors of Heroes - God of Gamblers series - Infernal Affairs - The Story of Hoodlum TV Series: - Soaring to the Clouds - Hong Kong Past Hong Kong Love Story - Ming Pao Story - Mr. Zombie series - Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng - Investiture of the Gods series These works were widely welcomed at that time and became classic period movies and TV dramas.

There are many classic works in Hong Kong martial arts TV series. The following are some of them: [1]" Smiling Proud in the World "-directed by Hong Kong director Lin Lingdong, released in 1984. The play tells the story of the swordsman Linghu Chong's experience in Jianghu and is regarded as a classic of Hong Kong martial arts TV series. 2. Demigods and Semi-Devils-Directed by Hong Kong director Huang Rihua and released in 1997. The play told the story of the monks of Shaolin Temple in the Northern Song Dynasty who walked the Jianghu with their own feelings and grudges. 3. The Legend of the Condor Heroes, directed by Hong Kong director Huang Rihua, was released in 1983. The drama told the story of Guo Jing and Huang Rong's love story during the Southern Song Dynasty. It also told the struggle between the various sects in the Jianghu. 4. The Deer and the Cauldron-directed by Hong Kong director Wei Jiahui, released in 1994. The drama told the story of Wei Xiaobao, who became the prime minister of the Qing Dynasty through a series of adventures and means at the end of the Ming Dynasty. 5 " Jade Rabbit in the Clouds "-directed by Hong Kong director Chen Kaige, released in 1998. The play was about a fairy tale with a jade rabbit as its symbol. It was about the love story between the protagonist, Li Mochou, and Jia Baoyu. These are some of the classic Hong Kong Wuxia TV series. They are not only excellent in plot and character creation, but also become one of the representative works of Hong Kong TV series.

There were many ancient martial arts dramas from the 1980s to the 1990s. The following are some of the classic works: "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre"(1989): Directed by Hong Kong director Huang Rihua and starred in Zhou Haimei, Zhang Wuji, etc. The drama narrated the grudges between Zhou Zhiruo, Zhang Wuji, and the others, as well as the struggles between the Ming Cult, Wudang Sect, and other major sects. 2."Smiling Proud Jianghu"(1990): Directed by Hong Kong director Lin Lingdong, Lu Liangwei, Liang Jiahui, etc. The play was adapted from Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novel of the same name. It told the story of the grudges between the major sects in the Jianghu and the love story of Ren Yingying, Ling Huchong and others. 3."Heavenly Dragon Eight"(1994): directed by Hong Kong director Huang Rihua and starred in Zhong Lidi, Chen Daoming, etc. The play was adapted from Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novel of the same name. It described the grudges and growth of Duan Yu, Wang Yuyan, Xu Zhu and others. 4. New Meteor Garden (1997): Directed by Taiwan director Chen Mingzhang, the main character is Chu Qiao, Meteor Garden, etc. The drama told the story of a group of young people's grudges and love stories in Jianghu. 5 "Sword Net 3"(2012): directed by Li Huizhu, director of Beijing Century Huachuang Film and Television Co., Ltd., Beijing Light Media Co., Ltd., and starred in Guo Caijie, Chen Long, etc. The play was adapted from the famous online game, Sword Net 3, which told the story of the grudges between the major sects and the Jianghu. 6 "The Condor Heroes"(1993): Directed by Hong Kong director Huang Rihua and starred in Xiaolongnu, Huang Rihua, etc. The play was adapted from Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novel of the same name. It told the story of the grudges and love between Guo Jing, Huang Rong and others. 7. Flying Fox on Snow Mountain (1992): Directed by Hong Kong director Lee Tiansheng, leading Hu Fei, Lin Shiyin, etc. The play was adapted from Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novel of the same name. It told the story of the grudges between Hu Fei and Lin Shiyin. 8 The Legend of the Condor Heroes (1997): Directed by Hong Kong director Huang Rihua and starred in Guo Jing, Huang Rong, etc. The play was adapted from Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novel of the same name. It described the grudges and growth of Guo Jing, Huang Rong and others.

There were many classic Hong Kong dramas from the 1990s. The following are some of the representative works: 1 Detective Files (DBL): It was produced by Hong Kong TVB-TV and has been running since its premiere in 1992. The main theme of the drama was criminal investigation, which showed the struggle between the police and criminal organizations and the protagonist's career. 2 Soaring to the Clouds (Soaring to the Clouds 2): It was produced by Hong Kong TVBTV and broadcasted in 2013. The drama tells the story of pilots facing professional challenges and love choices. It is known as the Hong Kong version of "Soaring into the Clouds." 3. On the Money: First broadcast in 1996 by Hong Kong Television. The drama was about the struggle and cooperation between families in a financial company and was hailed as a classic work drama in Hong Kong. 4 Negotiator (Negotiator 2): It was produced by Hong Kong Television in 2002. The drama was about the struggles and growth of a senior negotiation expert in the business world and officialdom. It was hailed as a milestone in Hong Kong's workplace drama. 5 Rose Lake (Rose Lake 2): It was produced by Hong Kong TVBTV and broadcasted in 2000. The drama was about a woman's growth and adventures in Jianghu. It was regarded as a classic of Hong Kong martial arts dramas. These are some of the classic Hong Kong dramas from the 1990s. Of course, there are many other excellent works such as "The Great Times","Forensic Pioneer","Hong Kong Story" and so on.

There were many stories and characters involving Jean in the old Hong Kong martial arts TV series. The following are some of the famous TV series: 1 " The Laughing Proud Jianghu "-A classic martial arts novel by Mr. Jin Yong, directed by Director Huang Rihua, and starred in Andy Liu, Lui Liangwei, Liang Jiahui, etc. The flute in the hands of the female lead, Mo Daoqing, also became one of the classic elements. 2. Flying Fox on Snow Mountain, directed by Hu Jinquan, with Miao Qiaowei, Liang Jiahui, Chen Baoguo, etc. In the TV series, there was the emotional entanglement between Hu Fei and Cheng Lingsu, as well as the resentment between Miao Cuihua and Hu Yidao. 3. The Legend of the Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre-directed by Zhou Yong and starred by Zhou Haimei, Huang Rihua, Liang Jiahui, etc. The TV series described the love between Zhang Sanfeng and Zhao Min, as well as the grudges between Zhang Wuji and Zhou Zhiruo. 4 "A Smile in the Ocean"-directed by Director Lee Shau Kee, including TVR star Andy Liu, Hong Kong director Huang Rihua, etc. The TV series described the grudges between the two Jianghu people and their struggle with the imperial court. 5. The Legend of the Condor Heroes, directed by Huang Rihua, with Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Zhou Jie, etc. The TV series described the love between Guo Jing and Huang Rong, as well as their grudges with other Jianghu people. These are some of the old Hong Kong Wuxia TV series related to the piano, and of course, there are many other excellent works.

A Hong Kong martial arts movie from the 1970s and 1980s was called 'Smiling Proud in the Pugilistic World'. This was a movie directed by Hong Kong director Li Mingwei and starred by Hong Kong actors Andy Liu, Lui Liangwei, and Maggie Zhang. The movie was released in 1978 and told the story of the big sects fighting for the martial arts secret manuals. This movie was highly regarded in the martial arts film industry and was hailed as a classic of Hong Kong movies.

Hong Kong's top ten martial arts included the Heavenly Demon Golden Body, the Heavenly Demon Earth-Splitting Technique, the Heavenly Demon Sky-Ripping Technique, the Demon Bone Scripture from the Spring and Autumn War Heroes, the Tendon Changing Scripture from the Dragon and Tiger Sect, the Seven Limits, the Nine Yang Divine Technique, the True Dragon Gang Qi, and the Supreme Limitless Fist Technique. These martial arts were described in Hong Kong comics as having powerful offensive and defensive abilities, with endless power. Some of the martial arts, such as the Heavenly Devil Golden Body and Nine Yang Divine Skill, were impenetrable, while the Seven Limits and the Supreme Limitless Fist were described as the top of the top gods. However, the exact ranking and detailed information might require further investigation.

Before 2000, the female lead was blind. There were many Hong Kong martial arts dramas with high martial arts skills. The following are some of them: 1 << Tian Long Ba Bu >>, written by Mr. Jin Yong, tells the story of the Southern Song Dynasty, where the major martial arts sects fought for the Nine Yang Sutra. The heroine, A'Zhu, is blind, strong in martial arts, determined, and embarks on a difficult journey to find her father. 2 << Smiling Proud in Jianghu >>-written by Mr. Jin Yong, it tells the story of the struggle between the martial arts sects and the life of the Jianghu people. The heroine, Yue Lingshan, is blind, has extremely high martial arts skills, has a gentle and kind personality, and has a deep relationship with Linghu Chong. 3 " The Deer and the Cauldron "-written by Mr. Jin Yong, it tells the story of Jianghu people fighting for power and wealth in the late Ming Dynasty. The heroine, Wei Xiaobao, is a small character who roams Jianghu. Although she is not bothered by trifles, she is strong in martial arts and has rich Jianghu experience. 4 " A Chivalrous Man "-written by Huang Rihua, it tells the story of a chivalrous man who acts chivalrously in the late Ming Dynasty. The female protagonist, A Ke, is blind and has strong martial arts skills. She is straightforward and has a deep relationship with the protagonist, Mo Wuxia. 5 New Dragon Inn-starred by Zhang Guorong and Zhang Manyu, it tells the story of Jianghu people in the Dragon Inn. The daughter of the female protagonist, Mo Yu, is a blind person with strong martial arts and independent personality. She has a deep relationship with the protagonist, Lu Dongbin. These are some Hong Kong martial arts dramas about the female lead being blind and having high martial arts skills from 2000 years ago. These TV dramas all have wonderful plots and superb performances that are deeply loved by the audience.