《Chinese Wine》Cast

A generation of big drinker, "Country wine descendants". However, as a young boy, he grew obsessed with winemaking skills. He was eager to learn winemaking techniques and was repeatedly brewed into a brewery to bury the weight of a family heritage brewing master. Experienced all kinds of life and death but always insisted on the dream, with the world home. [4]

Fan You-chen (Chinese: 范佑臣; pinyin: Fàn Yòuchén; Amis: 林納斯 Lín Nàsī; born 3 November 1978), better known as Van Fan or Fan Yi-chen (Chinese: 范逸臣; pinyin: Fàn Yìchén), is a Taiwanese singer and actor with ancestry from the Amis aborigine tribe. He is best known for Cape No. 7, the second top-selling film in Taiwanese cinematic history.

Birth wine family winemakers, not only the amount of good wine, there is a song of the best song. She and Cao second child Cao HuaiYuan childhood, mutual love, but fate, can not be married. He is the wife of Cao HuaiRen, who lives with him for the rest of his life. [5]

Huang Yi (born September 13, 1979) is a Chinese actress and singer. She graduated from the TV Film Department of the Shanghai Institute of Oriental Culture.

Brewmaster Cao JingHu, in the face of honor competition for courtesy third, tell others - it is just a piece of paper, what to do with a piece of paper. Also warned that learning the eldest son of brewing technology - brewing the best wine is not to taste, but to intentions smell, heart is the most important. [6]

Tianlai Hou is a national first-rate actor. He was born in Kuancheng District, Changchun City, Jilin Province in 1958. He graduated from Ji Ye's Im Ye-jin College of Art in 1982 and is currently working at August First Film Studio. In 1998, starring Chen Jialin's war history drama Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. In 2001, he starred in the second "Anti-Corruption Trilogy" "JueBuFangGuoNi" directed by Xianhe Lei. In 2003, a “very small courtyard” directed by Liu Yancheng and reflecting an isolated courtyard house during the period of “SARS” was photographed. In 2005, he starred in the anti-spyware theme "National secret" and played the spy leader "Vulture Eagle." In 2007, Mou's Manor was created based on Mou's Manor's true historical background. In 2009, he shot "The Brothers and Brothers" about the battle between brothers and brothers. In April 2010, Cao Xuan, the first Chinese anti-corruption drama “Hongwu big case” directed by Cao Dong, was shown in 2011. He produced the first Tiffany, which features Tiffany's paintings as his main theme. In 2012, he filmed "The Battle of Life and Death at Shanghai Beach" directed by Qing Zhao. In 2013, he starred in the novel "OneandEight" adapted from the poet Guo Xiaochuan's narrative poem novel. In 2014, he took part in the shooting of the realistic military-based work "Eagle Blades" by Yong Diao's Chinese Dream Jun Qiang. In 2014, he starred in the movie “TheAngel:ThePrescriptionforLife” jointly produced by Bayi Film Studio and 302 Hospital.

Big family of brewers, and Huang Yi (actress), Zhaoqi Shi, Terence Yin and Weili Zheng Cheng and Cao family consisting of two major winemaking family. And Cao because of fame and fortune trapped in the battle, but in the country in distress, "wine to see the truth" to resolve grievances. [1]

Zhaoqi Shi, Chinese actor, was born in Beijing in June 1958. In 1986, starred in the first work "Triumph in the middle of the night", with this drama won the fifth TV "Golden Eagle Award" best actor award. In 1991, the spy drama "Dawn of Gunfire" directed by Zhang Xihe was filmed. In 2003, starred in according to the film adaptation of the eponymous drama "my brothers and sisters." In 2005, starred in urban family drama "man raising family." In 2007, starring Zhang Yi non-director of the police bandits "confrontation." In 2009, starring in the theme of coal mine safety film "life than big." In 2011, starring China's first tough guy action movie "Dangerous situation rescue." In 2013, filming the action war movie "Wolf" directed by Wu Jing. In 2014, the first domestically captured Armed Reaction Terror Corps (SP) was captured.