Luk Siu-fung

Luk Siu-fung is a Hong Kong television series adapted from Gu Long's Lu Xiaofeng novel series. It was first broadcast on TVB in Hong Kong in 1976.

Luk Siu-fung
VCD cover art
Traditional Chinese	陸小鳳
Simplified Chinese	陆小凤
Hanyu Pinyin	Lù Xiǎofèng
Jyutping	Luk6 Siu2 Fung6
Genre	Wuxia
Based on	Lu Xiaofeng Series by Gu Long
Directed by	Wong Tin-lam
Starring	Damian Lau Wong Wan-choi Wong Yuen-sun Adam Cheng Wong Hang-sau
Theme music composer	Joseph Koo
Opening theme	"Luk Siu-fung" (陸小鳳) performed by Adam Cheng "Vow to Enter a Mountain of Knives" (誓要入刀山) performed by Adam Cheng
Country of origin	Hong Kong
Original language	Cantonese
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	30
Production
Producer	Wong Tin-lam
Production location	Hong Kong
Running time	40 minutes per episode
Production company	TVB
Original release
Network	TVB

Seasons

Each season has 10 episodes, making 30 episodes in total.

• Part 1: Mystery of the Golden Bird (金鵬之迷)
• Part 2: Before and After the Duel (決戰前後)
• Part 3: The Battle of Wudang (武當之戰)

Cast

Note: Some of the characters' names are in Cantonese romanisation.

• Damian Lau as Luk Siu-fung
• Wong Wan-choi as Fa Mun-lau
• Wong Yuen-sun as Sai-mun Chui-suet
• Ma Kim-tong as Si-hung Chak-sing
• Adam Cheng as Yip Ku-sing
• Wong Hang-sau as Sun Sau-ching
• Kwan Hoi-san as Tuk-ku Yat-hok / Lei Yin-pak
• Ho Ka-wai as Shek Sau-wan
• Ko Miu-see as Ma Sau-chan
• Chan Fuk-sang as Yip Sau-chu
• Mary Hon as Sheung-koon Fei-yin / Sheung-koon Dan-fung
• Chong Man-ching as Sheung-koon Suet-yee
• Ng Tung as Fok Yau
• Kwan Chung as Fok Tin-ching
• Kam Hing-hin as Lau Yu-han
• Lok Kung as Golden Bird King
• Kong To as Chu Ting
• Ching Ho-wai as Mrs Chu
• Ho Kwong-lun as Soul-taking Hook
• Lau Kok-sing as Iron-faced Judge
• Tsui Kwong-lam as Tuk-ku Fong
• Leung Hon-fai as Siu Chau-yu
• Bak Man-biu as Ma Hang-hung
• Kong Ngai as Yin Tit-san
• Law Ho-kai as So Siu-hing
• Law Kok-wai as San Sai-ngan
• Wong Sun as Koo Ching-fung
• Cho Kai as Hunter
• Wen Liumei as Liu QingQing

Music

From parts 1 & 2

Luk Siu-Fung is an album released by Crown Records (娛樂) in 1976. Adam Cheng records most of the songs; Teresa Cheung sings tracks 3, 5, and 6. Side one contains theme songs from the television series. Side two is unrelated to the television series except the final track.

"Yuen kwan saam gei cheui" (願君心記取) was one of the top ten songs awarded by RTHK in the 1978 awards^[1]

All lyrics are written by Lo Kwok-Jim (盧國沾) except track 4 written by Yip Shiu-Tak (葉紹德); all music is composed by Joseph Koo.

Side one

No.	Title	Unofficial translation	Length
1.	"陸小鳳" (Main theme)	Luk Siu-fung / Lu Xiaofeng
2.	"決戰前夕" (kuet jin chin jik; Sub-theme)	The Day Before the Decisive Battle
3.	"鮮花滿月樓" (sin faa moon yuet lau; Sub-theme)	A Storied Building's Fresh Flowers in the Full Moon
4.	"悼薛冰" (dou sit bing; Sub-theme)	Grieving at the Cold Marsh
5.	"願君心記取" (yuen kwan sam gei cheui; Sub-theme)	Wishing Your Heart Remembers to Choose
6.	"落花淚影" (lok faa leui ying; Sub-theme)	Fallen Tears

All tracks are written by various persons below.

Side two

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Unofficial translation	Length
7.	"大報復" (Theme song of The Great Vendetta)	Lo Kwok-Jim	Joseph Koo	The Great Vendetta
8.	"悲歌訴心聲" (bei go sou saam sing)	Yip Shiu-Tak	—	A Sad Song Tells Feelings
9.	"文秋郎" (maan chau long)	Peter Lai 黎彼得	—	Autumn Gentleman
10.	"彈劍江湖" (taan kim kong woo)	Yip Shiu-Tak	Wong Yuet-Sang 王粵生	Saber-Flicking Wanderer / Flicking a Sword in Waters
11.	"初戀" (chor loon)	Lo Kwok-Jim	Joseph Koo	First Love
12.	"陸小鳳音樂"		Joseph Koo	Luk Siu-Fung (instrumental)

From part 3

These songs are heard in part three of the television series. They are sung by Adam Cheng, were written by James Wong, and composed by Joseph Koo. They are also available in the 1978 album The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber (倚天屠龍記).

• Main theme: "Pledge to Join the War" (誓要入刀山 sai yiu yaap dou saan)

  One of the top ten "gold songs" awarded by RTHK^[1]

• Sub-theme: "Unfulfilled Sentiments" (情未了 ching mei liu)

Film

Chivalry of Conspiracy (A.K.A. Lu Hsiao Fury 陸小鳳與西門吹雪. ) Is a 1979 Film was released in Taiwan And Hong kong.