Qu Yuan (film)

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Qu Yuan (Chinese: 屈原) is a 1977 Chinese historical drama film directed by Fong Pau,. The film tells the tragedy of the great Chinese ancient poet Qu Yuan during the Warring States period.

• Tseng Chang as Zhang Yi
• Ching Lee as King Huai of Chu
• Fong Pau as Qu Yuan
• Hee Ching Paw as Chanjuan
• Wu Weng as Yu Song

• Qu Yuan at IMDb

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