The White-Haired Witch

During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, turmoil in the world came and went. Zhuo Yihang (played by Julian Cheung), a disciple of the Wudang Sect, encounters Jade Rakshasa (played by Jiang Qinqin), known as the "devil" in the world, and the two fall in love at first sight. Zhuo Yihang named the dancing Jade Rakshasa Lian Nishang. The world is dangerous and there are grievances between teachers and students. Their deep love for each other was framed by ruthless designs from the same family, and their lives were in jeopardy. But the country is in chaos and the traitors are in power, and the Ming Dynasty is on the verge of collapse. In order to unify the martial arts world, Lian Nishang's senior brother Murong Chong (played by Chen Junsheng) did not hesitate to help the Jurchens invade the Central Plains, and used tricks to make Lian Nishang turn against Zhuo Yihang. After practicing neon clothes all night, my hair turned gray, and I ran away from the Great Wall in anger. The sky has eyes, and after going through all kinds of hardships, the pair of fateful mandarin ducks finally solved their misunderstanding and got back together. But facing the dark and corrupt Ming Dynasty, the two were extremely disappointed and decided to retreat from the world and wander around the world. This drama is adapted from the martial arts novel "The Legend of the White-haired Witch" by Liang Yusheng. In this version, Lian Nishang, played by Jiang Qinqin, was as beautiful as a fairy when she appeared on the stage. She became an unforgettable classic image on the screen in people's hearts.