Under The Veil (DVD) (2015) Hong Kong TV Series

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Under The Veil

Video
PAL: Widescreen 16:9
Audio
Cantonese / Mandarin
Subtitle
English, Chinese Simplified, Malay
Disc
DVD Disc
4-Disc Box Set
Region code
Region All

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Title : Under The Veil
Episode : 1-20 end
TV Station / Studio : Hong Kong TVB
Date of airing / In cinema : 2015
Listing date : 02 Nov 2015
Disc Qty : 4 pcs
Weight : 270(g)
Production country : Hong Kong

Cast by
Bosco Wong , Eliza Sam , Wayne Lai , Sonija Kwok , Stanley Cheung , Kristal Tin , Raymond Wong , Katy Kung , Willie Wai
Synopsis
Nothing is fixed and permanent; everything is subject to change and alteration. Even if people look alike, they will have completely different experiences subject to things constructed by their mind. "Under The Veil" is the television adaptation of three Chinese folklores, denoting the true path to enlightenment.

“The Hairpin”
During KING HEI reign of Song, the crown prince (Stanley Cheung) dispatches TUEN FUNG-SAM (Kristal Tin) on a secret mission to sneak into the Liao Dynasty to gather evidence while suspecting his maternal uncle plans to launch a coup, so FUNG-SAM's twin younger sister, TUEN SO-SZE (Kristal Tin), offers to be his double for the time being. Although they manage to fool the others, FUNG-SAM's wife starts getting suspicious of her husband. Just as SO-SZE is busy trying to tackle the problems one after another, she on the other hand runs into her ex-lover YUEN SUM-YEUNG (Raymond Wong) again, making her feel enormously overwhelmed. Unfortunately, SUM-YEUNG forgets everything that has happened in the past due to a serious illness. Following the sudden disappearance of the crown prince, SZE LOI-FUNG (Katy Kung), a spirit bird, reveals the information through FUNG-SAM's dream, and all of them thereby embark on a thrilling, adventure-filled journey in search of the crown prince. With SO-SZE's life in danger after suffering a huge blow, SUM-YEUNG eventually recalls everything, and is overtaken by sorrow...

“Judge Luk”
When the severe flooding in the capital spreads further to the Ten Kings Temple, scholar CHU YEE-TAN (Wayne Lai) spares no effort to save the statue of JUDGE LUK (Willie Wai), thus forming ties with JUDGE LUK. Having gone through the miracle process of the resurrection, YEE-TAN comes back from death to reunite with his wife WAN-CHU (Sonija Kwok)back home, only to find out that they have been estranged from each other. Going to a brothel to drown his sorrows in alcohol, YEE-TAN encounters a famous prostitute called YAT PAN HEUNG (Sonija Kwok), and the two hit it off right away. Out of the blue, YEE-TAN wants JUDGE LUK to transplant the head from WAN-CHU to YAT PAN HEUNG and vice versa. YEE-TAN immediately regrets it and starts missing his meticulous housewife, WAN-CHU. All of a sudden, the brothel catches on fire, so YEE-TAN struggles to try to rescue his wife, requesting JUDGE LUK to switch back the heads. Unfortunately, the process is full of twists and turns...

“The Carp Fairy”
CHEUNG CHUN's (Bosco Wong) family is brought low, leaving him in straitened circumstances. As the day of marrying his betrothed HUNG MAU-TAN (Eliza Sam) is around the corner,CHEUNG CHUN cannot help but go to the Hung family in person to deal with the arrangement. On his way there, he saves a carp called LAU YEE (Eliza Sam), who cannot bear to part with her savior, and thereby secretly follows CHUN to the Hung family by water. TAN looks down on CHUN because CHUN is penniless, showing insincerity by providing a shed to accommodate him. In order to get close to CHUN, YEE turns herself into the shape of YEE to stay with CHUN at night, and slowly their love grows. Following a serendipitous event, CHUN manages to uphold justice for the villagers and becomes their hero. Surprisingly, TAN starts showing interest in him. For fear of losing CHUN, YEE transforms herself into the shape of TAN, kicking up trouble in the Hung family, where no one is able to identify the real MAU-TAN. Meanwhile, YEE, for the sake of love, is willing to take up the challenge laid down by the heavens so as to verify her true love for CHUN...

Synopsis
Nothing is fixed and permanent; everything is subject to change and alteration. Even if people look alike, they will have completely different experiences subject to things constructed by their mind. "Under The Veil" is the television adaptation of three Chinese folklores, denoting the true path to enlightenment.

“The Hairpin”
During KING HEI reign of Song, the crown prince (Stanley Cheung) dispatches TUEN FUNG-SAM (Kristal Tin) on a secret mission to sneak into the Liao Dynasty to gather evidence while suspecting his maternal uncle plans to launch a coup, so FUNG-SAM's twin younger sister, TUEN SO-SZE (Kristal Tin), offers to be his double for the time being. Although they manage to fool the others, FUNG-SAM's wife starts getting suspicious of her husband. Just as SO-SZE is busy trying to tackle the problems one after another, she on the other hand runs into her ex-lover YUEN SUM-YEUNG (Raymond Wong) again, making her feel enormously overwhelmed. Unfortunately, SUM-YEUNG forgets everything that has happened in the past due to a serious illness. Following the sudden disappearance of the crown prince, SZE LOI-FUNG (Katy Kung), a spirit bird, reveals the information through FUNG-SAM's dream, and all of them thereby embark on a thrilling, adventure-filled journey in search of the crown prince. With SO-SZE's life in danger after suffering a huge blow, SUM-YEUNG eventually recalls everything, and is overtaken by sorrow...

“Judge Luk”
When the severe flooding in the capital spreads further to the Ten Kings Temple, scholar CHU YEE-TAN (Wayne Lai) spares no effort to save the statue of JUDGE LUK (Willie Wai), thus forming ties with JUDGE LUK. Having gone through the miracle process of the resurrection, YEE-TAN comes back from death to reunite with his wife WAN-CHU (Sonija Kwok)back home, only to find out that they have been estranged from each other. Going to a brothel to drown his sorrows in alcohol, YEE-TAN encounters a famous prostitute called YAT PAN HEUNG (Sonija Kwok), and the two hit it off right away. Out of the blue, YEE-TAN wants JUDGE LUK to transplant the head from WAN-CHU to YAT PAN HEUNG and vice versa. YEE-TAN immediately regrets it and starts missing his meticulous housewife, WAN-CHU. All of a sudden, the brothel catches on fire, so YEE-TAN struggles to try to rescue his wife, requesting JUDGE LUK to switch back the heads. Unfortunately, the process is full of twists and turns...

“The Carp Fairy”
CHEUNG CHUN's (Bosco Wong) family is brought low, leaving him in straitened circumstances. As the day of marrying his betrothed HUNG MAU-TAN (Eliza Sam) is around the corner,CHEUNG CHUN cannot help but go to the Hung family in person to deal with the arrangement. On his way there, he saves a carp called LAU YEE (Eliza Sam), who cannot bear to part with her savior, and thereby secretly follows CHUN to the Hung family by water. TAN looks down on CHUN because CHUN is penniless, showing insincerity by providing a shed to accommodate him. In order to get close to CHUN, YEE turns herself into the shape of YEE to stay with CHUN at night, and slowly their love grows. Following a serendipitous event, CHUN manages to uphold justice for the villagers and becomes their hero. Surprisingly, TAN starts showing interest in him. For fear of losing CHUN, YEE transforms herself into the shape of TAN, kicking up trouble in the Hung family, where no one is able to identify the real MAU-TAN. Meanwhile, YEE, for the sake of love, is willing to take up the challenge laid down by the heavens so as to verify her true love for CHUN...

Cast by
Bosco Wong
Eliza Sam
Wayne Lai
Sonija Kwok
Stanley Cheung
Kristal Tin
Raymond Wong
Katy Kung
Willie Wai

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