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*The Chevaliers*
The Chevaliers
	Thai video cover art
Also known as	Chevaliers; Heroes Under the Sky;
Traditional Chinese	俠義見青天
Simplified Chinese	侠义见青天
Literal meaning	Heroes and Gallants See the Blue Sky
Hanyu Pinyin	Xiá Yì Jiàn Qīng Tiān
Country of origin	Taiwan
Original language	Mandarin
No. of episodes	38
Production
Producer	Young Pei-pei
Running time	45 minutes
Original release
Network	Taiwan Television
Release	June 6 –; July 29, 1994

The Chevaliers is a 1994 Taiwanese television drama series produced by Young Pei-pei, first aired on Taiwan Television. Produced in conjunction with Hong Kong's TVB, it's believed to be the Taiwanese drama starring the most number of Hong Kong stars, like Damian Lau, Alex Man, Cecilia Yip, Maggie Shiu, Margie Tseng, Lau Dan, Eddie Kwan, and Lawrence Ng.

Like its main rival The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants produced by Chinese Television System, it was also (very loosely) based on the 19th-century novel The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants. As a result in June and July 1994, Taiwanese prime-time audiences could switch TV channels and still watch the same non-fictional characters like Zhan Zhao, Bai Yutang and Prince of Xiangyang portrayed by different actors.

Cast

#	Title	Singer	Lyricist	Composer	Notes
1	"Wen Yi Wen Qing Tian" (問一問青天) (translation: Asking the Blue Sky)	Chao Chuan	Lin Xi	Lu Hung-yu	Opening song (Ep. 1–25)
1	"Ho Cyu Zaau Cing Tin" (何處找青天) (translation: Where to Find the Blue Sky)	Chao Chuan	Lin Xi	Lu Hung-yu	Cantonese cover of Track 1 (Hong Kong only)
2	"Yingxiong Lei" (英雄淚) (translation: Hero Tears)	Lee Chien-fu	Liu Ssu-ming	Wakin Chau	Opening song (Ep. 26–38)
3	"Ru Yuan Yi Chang" (如願以償) (translation: Wish Fulfilled)	Sarah Chen	Jonathan Lee		Ending song (Ep. 1–25)
4	"Zhi Xian Yuanyang Bu Xian Xian" (只羨鴛鴦不羨仙) (translation: Envying Mandarin Ducks Only and not Immortals)	Anita Mui	Xiaochong		Ending song (Ep. 26–38)
5	"Yu Lin Ling" (雨霖鈴) (translation: Rain-Soaked Bell)	Winnie Hsin	Liu Yong	Cheng Tsang-liang	insert song
6	"Wang Chuan" (忘川) (translation: Stream of Oblivion)	Winnie Hsin	Chin Tieh-chang		insert song
7	"Ri Yue Xing Chen" (日月星辰) (translation: Sun, Moon, and Stars)	Tarcy Su	Lee Man-ting	Huang Chien-chang	insert song

The lyricist for Track 5, Liu Yong is a famous 11th-century poet. The TV series is also set in 11th-century Song dynasty.

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