金庸武侠 Jin Yong novel Serials

[Beregond]

1983 return of the condor heroes

1983 seem like yesterday nia.

 

haiz

[Yuan]

RIP Huang Rong

 

 

Condolences and rest in peace Huang Rong.

 

That Guo Jing looked damn young though he should have aged quite a bit today.

[Atrecord]

RIP Huang Rong

 

 

1983 all these were not shown on TV, and were only available on VCR, and needed to rent them to watch - which I didn't have the luxury of doing. 

Was it the one when andy lau was yang guo? who was huang rong then?

 

Is this guo jing Liang Jia Ren? He was Qiao/Xiao Feng in Tian Long Ba Bu, on TV in 1982. Couple of years ago he was Xiao Yuan Shan already...

[Count-Bracula]

Problem is if u learn this in the modern world. No one to suck from hahaha ha

hur? 

 

OT a bit.

 

Just learnt this morning the actress, Ouyang Pei Shan who played Huang Rong in one HK serial passed away recently.

 

She was 63.

 

RIP. 

 

Oh . . . already mentioned earlier. 

Edited July 11, 2017 by Count-Bracula

[Atrecord]

This one got show on SBC, might be later but by then was dubbed in Mandarin. The last Cantonese drama on SBC was I think Qin Qing. TLBB also was on SBC. Weekdays 9pm SBC 8 if I recall correctly after news. After Chinese drama then got Tamil or Hindi movie.

 

Huh, really? I don't remember shen diao on SBC leh. She diao i watched a bit at my grandma's place during school holidays.

 

The only HK Jin Yong on SBC i remembered were:

 

1. 书剑恩仇录 （郑少秋）
2. 倚天屠龙记 （郑少秋）
3. 天龙八部 （梁家仁）
4. 雪山飞狐 （吕良伟）
5. 鹿鼎记

Yes, they were at 9 pm. That's why my mother didn't let me watch sometimes.

 

I remember she didn't let me watch the last episode of 小李飞刀 because it was exam time too... 

 

So who's the huang rong leh?

[Atrecord]

Thanks!

 

Just read too. Didn't know she married Guo Feng 40 yr already...

really loving...

 

RIP...

 

歐陽佩珊 Lung cancer. RIP.

 

 

Last time got this weekly coffee table magazine 電視廣播週刊， buy to read the whole week episodes synopsis. Don't know 50cts or 60cts per copy. Another competing weekly magazine 影視週刊 will give away photos or posters of Andy Lau, Dodo Cheng, Barbara Yung, Seiko Matsuda, Momoe Yamaguchi,etc. usually fan boys and girls will buy. A bit earlier got 姊妹, all the hair salon will have a copy.

 

Yes, it started with 50 cents i think, then later went up to $1.00 or even more some years later.

 

I read it weekly. Think it came out every Tue.

[Enye]

how about 古龙？

 

i remember using little stones and practicing 弹指神功 and 耍my 圆月弯刀 when i was a little boy

 

[hsl118]

Made me want to replay 金庸群侠传 just for nostalgia.. level 10 野球拳。。。

[Little_prince]

i just learnt to walk nia.

 

hahaha

 

1983 seem like yesterday nia.

 

haiz

 

[Atrecord]

how about 古龙？

 

i remember using little stones and practicing 弹指神功 and 耍my 圆月弯刀 when i was a little boy

 

 

Oh yah... all these... That 弯刀 was quite unique, i must say. I think it sold decently well.

 

Also reminds me of the original 陆小凤's 灵犀一指. We also tried to use our fingers to say not scared of swords 

[Joseph22]

Huh, really? I don't remember shen diao on SBC leh. She diao i watched a bit at my grandma's place during school holidays.

 

The only HK Jin Yong on SBC i remembered were:

 

• 书åæ©ä»å½ ï¼éå°ç§ï¼
• åå¤©å± é¾è®° ï¼éå°ç§ï¼
• 天é¾å«é¨ ï¼æ¢å®¶ä»ï¼
• éªå±±é£ç ï¼åè¯ä¼ï¼
• 鹿é¼è®°

Yes, they were at 9 pm. That's why my mother didn't let me watch sometimes.

 

I remember she didn't let me watch the last episode of å°æé£å because it was exam time too...

 

So who's the huang rong leh?

It was on TV.. but timing is not 9pm. Is 11pm. Why I know?? My parents dubbed it on tape for me to watch over the weekend...

 

Discrimal... that could be during re-run.. but confirm on TV.. cause a lot of my female classmate fell for Andy Lau after watching that drama.

Oh yah... all these... That 弯å was quite unique, i must say. I think it sold decently well.

 

Also reminds me of the original éå°å¤'s çµçä¸æ. We also tried to use our fingers to say not scared of swords

Ever successful in kiaping ur Mother cane?? Edited July 12, 2017 by Joseph22

[Atrecord]

It was on TV.. but timing is not 9pm. Is 11pm. Why I know?? My parents dubbed it on tape for me to watch over the weekend...

 

Discrimal... that could be during re-run.. but confirm on TV.. cause a lot of my female classmate fell for Andy Lau after watching that drama.

Ever successful in kiaping ur Mother cane??

 

Wah, good for you then. I did not have the good fortune to have VCR until very much later, and my parents would never - they won't know how to - record anything down for me to watch 

 

Yah, Andy Lau started to make his name from that, and went on to be heavenly king later.

 

ha ha... my mother's cane seldom came out, but already had its intended effect. 

[Joseph22]

Wah, good for you then. I did not have the good fortune to have VCR until very much later, and my parents would never - they won't know how to - record anything down for me to watch

 

Yah, Andy Lau started to make his name from that, and went on to be heavenly king later.

 

ha ha... my mother's cane seldom came out, but already had its intended effect.

Yeah... my Father bought it to watch tvb rented show...

 

Base on my Mother, we were pretty fortunate then that despite not earning a lot.. my Father manage to save enough to get a few stuff that's consider a Lux item in that era.

[Atrecord]

Yeah... my Father bought it to watch tvb rented show...

 

Base on my Mother, we were pretty fortunate then that despite not earning a lot.. my Father manage to save enough to get a few stuff that's consider a Lux item in that era.

 

I'm sure many bros/sis here had never seen the VCR before 

 

I could only contend with watching whatever was shown on TV. First Jin Yong show i remembered was Adam Cheng's Romance of the Sword, 书剑恩仇录。

 

One year my exam results was quite decent, so i asked my mother to buy me a cassette of 书剑恩仇录's songs...

[Ender]

I read somewhere from the internet that this religion is the origin of the Ming sect..

 

 

https://sg.yahoo.com/news/behind-belief-zoroastrians-singapore-083537738.html

 

Behind the Belief: The Zoroastrians of Singapore

by Nicholas Yong and Andre He

How much do you know about the diversity of faiths in Singapore? In this series, Yahoo News Singapore explores the lesser-known rituals and branches of religions in the country.

There are only about 300 Parsis of the Zoroastrian faith, one of the country’s 10 official religions, in Singapore. But they represent a heritage that goes back thousands of years, and a religion that pre-dates Christianity and Islam.

“We are one of the smallest communities, not only in Singapore but in the world,” said student Zeena Avari, 16, at a gathering of the Parsi community in Singapore in late August.

“You kind of are on the verge of extinction, so you really want to uphold this tradition. You want to keep this community moving forward.”

Zoroastrianism began in ancient Persia (modern-day Iran) around 3,000 BCE with the emergence of the prophet Zarathustra Spitama, also called Zoroaster. He founded one of the world’s first monotheistic religions after receiving a revelation of a god named Ahura Mazda, which combines a Sanskrit word for “Lord” and Zarathustra’s own term for “magnificent creator”.

The faith became Persia’s dominant religion under the rule of kings such as Cyrus the Great, who is mentioned in the Bible as the deliverer of Jews in captivity. The three main tenets of the religion: good thoughts, good words and good deeds.

Zoroastrians worship in fire temples, where a sacred flame burns constantly, as fire represents truth and purity. Other practices include sky burial, or leaving dead bodies on mountaintops to be consumed by vultures.

“We believe that once you bury a body in the ground, you pollute the ground for 100 years,” explained Inter-Religious Organisation president Rustom Ghadiali, 82, of the practice that still survives among Zoroastrian communities in parts of India. Most Zoroastrians now bury or cremate their dead.

When the Persian empire fell to the Arab caliphs around the 7th century CE, Islam became the dominant religion. A century later, fearing persecution, some Zoroastrians left Persia and eventually landed on Diu Island off the western coast of India. They later sailed to Sanjan on the mainland.

“They migrated to India. And because we came from the province of Pars in Iran, we were called Parsis,” explained orthopaedic surgeon Pesi Chacha, 79.

Today, there are an estimated 190,000 Zoroastrians worldwide, who can be found in places ranging from India to Iran to Russia.

Commemorating Pateti 

On 19 August, about 170 members of Singapore’s Parsi community came together at the Holiday Inn Singapore to mark Pateti. According to the Shenshai calendar, it is the day before Nowruz, or the New Year. It is a day for reflection and repentance, while the eight to 10 days before Pateti are marked by prayers for the dead.

It was a colourful occasion for what is clearly a tight-knit community, with many of the women decked out in saris, reflecting the Indian influence on their culture. Many of the children present were ushered onstage to kick off proceedings with a short prayer, asking for blessings and a good future. There were also many greetings of “Navroz Mubarak”, or “Happy new year”.

One of the attendees was actress Daisy Irani, 58, well-known for her role in the popular 1990s sitcom “Under One Roof”. The founder of Hum Theatre said she is always heartened to see the community coming together, and lauded the fact that its younger members are well-travelled and more accepting of other religions.

“It’s nice and it’s the correct thing to hold on to your values, to hold on to your traditions, at the same time, being open, accepting,” said Irani. “But I think right now… there is a group that yet feels very strongly that ‘No, it’s a patriarchal religion and if a girl gets married outside, her progeny cannot become a part of the community.’

“So that I think is a debate which is not going to go away.”

Orthodox Zoroastrians are opposed to marrying outside the community. Spouses of those who do so are not considered members of these communities and are not allowed to take part in its rituals or activities. There is also no conversion into the religion.

Irani, who is originally from Mumbai, has painful memories of her father’s death some four decades ago. His body was taken to a Tower of Silence, a raised circular structure where air burials are carried out. But Irani’s mother was not allowed inside as she was a Hindu.

“I was like, oh my god. She wants to be there but because she’s not a Zoroastrian, she was not allowed inside,” she said.

Singapore’s Zoroastrian community

But times have changed, and many Zoroastrian communities worldwide have moved with them. According to Ghadiali, about a third of the Parsi community here is married to outsiders, including his two daughters. Non-Zoroastrian spouses are also allowed to be associate members of the Parsi Zoroastrian Association of Singapore (PZAS).

And while sky burials are not allowed in Singapore, there has been a Parsi burial ground in Singapore since 1828. Asked if it is difficult for the Parsi community to preserve its traditions and practices, Ghadali laments the lack of a fire temple in Singapore.

“There is no place here to teach (our children) about the religion. It is a very different story when you have a temple. A permanent place (and) a priest there to give answers.”

Nevertheless, younger adherents like Zeena Avari take pride in their identity. “In Singapore, not many people know what it is. So normally… when you say ‘I’m Parsi’, they’d be like, ‘What’s that? I don’t know what that is’.”

“Then when you explain it to them, you really do take pride in it. It’s like giving them a part of you.”

 

 

[Lala81]

 

I read somewhere from the internet that this religion is the origin of the Ming sect..

 

 

https://sg.yahoo.com/news/behind-belief-zoroastrians-singapore-083537738.html

 

 

 

haha good information.

[Joseph22]

 

I read somewhere from the internet that this religion is the origin of the Ming sect..

 

 

https://sg.yahoo.com/news/behind-belief-zoroastrians-singapore-083537738.html

Yes u are right.

[Beregond]

仙侠剑 第01集 - Xian-Xia Sword Ep 01

 

Is this nice ?..

go try 择天记

 

got drama and novel

 

but drama edit too much

 

the novel is