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|starring= |director= |writer=Shang Zhifa |country=China |language=Mandarin |preceded_by=''Li Wei the Magistrate'' (2001) |followed_by=''Li Wei Resigns from Office'' (2005) |related=''Yongzheng Dynasty'' (1997) ''The Amateur Imperial Bodyguard'' (2010) }} ''Li Wei the Magistrate II'' is a 2004 Chinese television historical comedy-drama and the sequel to the 2001 hit-series ''Li Wei the Magistrate'', again starring Xu Zheng as the titular official Li Wei. Xu also co-directed the series with Zhou Shidu. In the sequel, the Kangxi Emperor had died, and Li Wei became a high-ranking minister under Yongzheng Emperor (and no longer just a magistrate). Filming began in August 2003 in Hengdian World Studios.〔 (《李卫当官2》横店热拍 誓夺明年春节收视状元 )〕 It was first broadcast in February 2004 locally in the Nanjing area.〔 (“猪八戒”徐峥一脸灿烂到南京 )〕 It was followed by a 2005 sequel ''Li Wei Resigns from Office'', starring Paul Chun as an older Li Wei. ==Cast and characters== Most of the main cast from ''Li Wei the Magistrate'' returned, except the 3 actresses Chen Hao, Li Qian and Wen Bo. Their roles were filled by Sun Feifei, Shu Chang and Tan Xiaoyan respectively. *Xu Zheng as Li Wei *Sun Feifei as Yue Siying *Tang Guoqiang as Yongzheng Emperor *Xu Min as Yinreng *Wang Huichun as Yinsi *Miao Haizhong as Yuntang *Wang Hui as Yinxiang *Du Zhiguo as Nian Gengyao *Li Xiaoyan as Li Wei's mother *Yang Haofei as Yue Xiaoman *Sun Baoguang as Yunli *Li Yi as Ren Nanpo *Tan Xiaoyan as Gu Pan'er *Shu Chang as Shiliu 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Li Wei the Magistrate II」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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