Wang Zhaojun - Film and TV Products Relative To Wang Zhaojun

Film and TV Products Relative To Wang Zhaojun

  • Chinese song Wang Zhaojun from Yang Yang
  • Hong Kong Asia Television Limited, TV series in 1984, Wang Zhaojun, supervised by Wang Ximei.
  • Hong Kong Asia Television Limited, TV series in 1985, Wang Zhaojun. Wei Qiuhua played Wang Zhaojun.
  • Taiwan CTV, TV series broadcast at 8 pm in 1988, Wang Zhaojun, directed by Zhou You. Song Gangling played Wang Zhaojun.
  • China Central Television (CCTV) and China Television Media, Ltd, TV series in 2005, Wang Zhaojun. Yang Mi played Wang Zhaojun.
  • China Central Television (CCTV), TV series in 2006,Zhaojun Chu Sai. Li Caihua played Wang Zhaojun.

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