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We use data cookies to store your online preferences and collect information. It's definitely the best adaptation of Jin Yong's novel as of now. Some decent CG were used to enhance actions/visuals but they might seem cheap compare to the much higher budget "DG,SD 2003" or "ROCH 2006". The cinematography is beautiful as with most of Zhang Ji-Zhong's productions. Major characters were portrayed well and very memorable, especially the villains. Details of the ending were also slightly altered, but overall it's as faithful to the book as you can get. IMO, this is a good move as with other minor revisions. Instead simply being described by others, he actually showed up so viewers will be introduced to the lead character early on.
#LAUGHING IN THE WIND 2001 SERIES#
The series moved this part to the beginning. For example, there was no mentioning of Ling-Hu Chong (main character) in the novel until 2nd chapter, where he didn't even appear but was rather described by gossips among his buddies. There were minor changes in the story for the sake of non-readers. It was produced by Zhang Ji-Zhong, who later made "Legend of Arching Hero 2003", the award-winning "Demi Gods, Semi Devils 2003", and the stylish "Return of Condor Heroes 2006".
Louis Cha) novel "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer" or "State of Divinity".
This is a surprisingly good quality 2001 production filmed in widescreen based on Jin Yong's (a.k.a. 1 people found this review helpful Minor changes from novel Customer Review Rated Bad 9 - 9 out of 10
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