The Grand Substitution

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Cheng was caught in a dilemma for it meant his son who was born at the same time, was in peril. He also had to uphold his promise. With grief, he decided to substitute the last surviving member of the Chao family with his own son. Kung Sun proposed a plan to ensure the safety of Cheng and his wife along with the Chao orphan. Thus, another two innocent lives were added to Tu's bloodlist. A pleased Tu then put Cheng under his protection and adopted his baby son as his fosterling.

15 years later, another Emperor ascended the throne. A young Chao Wu met his mother by chance while hunting and was thrown out of the palace when she learnt whom his foster father was. Angered, he stormed off to Cheng to demand an explanation who then revealed to him his true identity and the family tragedy. The time was at hand for General Wu, a loyal official and a friend of the Chao family had returned with the army after 15 years at the borders. Tu was tricked into attending a supposed birthday party thrown by Cheng and was cornered by Wu's soldiers. Chao Wu and his mother took the opportunity to exact their revenge.

Awards

• 12th Asia-Pacific Film Festival(1965)
  • Best Film
  • The Most Versatile Talent – Ivy Ling Po

Huangmei Opera Vocals

• Ivy Ling Po – Chao Wu
• Liu Yun – Princess Chuang Chi
• Kiang Hung – Physician Cheng

Cast

• Princess Chuang Chi –
  Li Li-Hua
• Chao Wu – Ivy Ling Po
• Physician Cheng Ying – Yen Chun
• Madam Cheng –
  Chen Yen-yen
• Kung Sun – Yang Chih-ching
• Prime Minister Chao – Ching Miao
• Minister Tu – Li Ying

External links

• Wan gu liu fang 1965
• Wa gu liu fang imdb page

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