That Man in Chang-An

The film tells the story of Zhang Jiuling, a renowned official and scholar in the Tang Dynasty who rose from humble beginnings to serve the emperor. Facing political intrigue and personal challenges, Zhang Jiuling demonstrates his wisdom and integrity in governing Chang'an, the capital city. His dedication to justice and his intellectual prowess are tested as he navigates the complex landscape of imperial court.

Historical Chinese dramas from this era are often appreciated for their cultural significance and artistic merit within their specific contexts, though international reception can be limited. 'That Man in Chang-An' is noted for its portrayal of a historical figure and its depiction of Tang Dynasty governance.

• Praised for its historical subject matter and depiction of ancient Chinese society.

• Appreciated for its costume and set design, reflecting the Tang Dynasty era.

• Recognized for its focus on a prominent historical figure and his contributions.

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The film is named after Zhang Jiuling, a historical figure who was not only a chancellor but also a renowned poet and calligrapher during the Tang Dynasty.