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Hero Of Jingwu Chen Zhen

During the late Qing dynasty, China faced humiliating defeats in battles against foreign powers like Britain and Japan. As a result, China was compelled to sign unfair treaties and give up territories to foreigners. Huo Yuan Jia, the son of Huo En Di, goes to Beijing to meet his father's acquaintance, "Great Sword" Wang Wu. Unintentionally, he becomes involved in the events of the Hundred Days' Reform. Wang is a supporter of the reformists and tries to rescue the "Six Gentlemen", who are imprisoned on the orders of Empress Dowager Cixi. Huo decides to help Wang in his mission, but they are unsuccessful, leading to the public execution of the six men and Wang's tragic death later on. Through these events, Huo Yuan Jia realizes the deteriorating condition of China and understands the need for change in order for the country to survive in the future.

Following the demise of the Huo family, Chen Zhen took his master's only heir, Huo Dong Jue, and departed Shanghai to find sanctuary in Peking in disguise. Assuming the alias Cheng Zhi En, he worked as a servant in the Fang household, devoted to nurturing Huo Dong Jue into a skilled individual with expertise in both civil and military affairs, carrying on the legacy of the Huo family. Initially able to live discreetly and maintain a cordial relationship with Miss Fang Jia and former Qingwu champion Huang Fu, Chen Zhen found himself drawn into national affairs as the conflict between Fang Jia, the Alliance Spinning Factory, and the Hongkou Gang escalated.

The setting of the story is in the early years of the Minguo period, shortly after 1912. Jun Qi Luo, who comes from the affluent and prominent Jun family of Ji Shi Villa, has always lived a life of privilege. She was raised alongside Shen Si Ru, an orphan taken in by the Jun family. Despite appearing meek and compliant, Si Ru harbors a deep-seated jealousy towards Qi Luo. Both girls develop feelings for the same man, Mu Sheng, who only reciprocates Qi Luo's love. Qi Luo and Mu Sheng decide to part ways temporarily so that Mu Sheng can pursue his aspirations, with plans to reunite and marry once he has achieved success. During Mu Sheng's absence, Si Ru schemes and sets off a series of events that alters the course of everyone's lives. There are two options to watch the series: either 20 episodes lasting 70 minutes each or 30 episodes lasting 45 minutes each.

The narrative follows Huo Xiao Xie, a market orphan thrust into a tumultuous world. To safeguard those dear to him during crises, he faced death multiple times and battled against malevolent forces. Ultimately, he became a legendary figure of resilience and righteousness within the market community. Set in the early Republic of China era marked by warlord domination and widespread turmoil, the quest for the mystical jade beads, pursued by countless individuals, unfolded in the rivers and lakes. Rumors swirled about the sealed clues pointing to the "five elements holy kings" emblematic of the throne. Encircling the jade beads and the "Holy King Ding," revolutionaries and progressive students initiated a mission to safeguard the national treasures. The Central Plains martial arts, led by the Five Elements clan, rallied against Zhang Si Ye and Zhang Si Ye, proponents of restoration and regression. Amidst the Japanese Black Dragon Association's theft of China's national treasure, Huo Xiao Xie found himself inadvertently embroiled in the conflict, steadfastly protecting the national heritage through a series of trials, risks, and perils. Employing his compassion, integrity, wit, and vigilance, he surmounted obstacles and united the Five Elements clan, transforming them into a formidable ally in the revolutionary cause to expel foreign invaders and reclaim China's sovereignty.

In the era of the Ming Dynasty, there was a plot by the eunuchs and Japanese to seize control. To safeguard the emperor, three valiant individuals formed a bond as sworn brothers. Sadly, one of them succumbed to greed and ambition, betraying his comrades in pursuit of power and fame.

In the Yongle era of the Ming Dynasty, Kuang Zhong, a righteous and honest official serving as Suzhou magistrate, discovered Emperor Jianwen hiding among ordinary people. While looking into a case of a fugitive, he decided to revisit the Xiong family case that had occurred ten years earlier. Kuang Zhong used his official stamp to ensure fairness, leading to the arrest of Lou A Shu and the revelation of Lou Wan Bao's involvement in a coal mine disaster and the Xiong family fire incident.

The play is a Sino-Burmese wuxia travelogue road drama that draws inspiration from the historical journey of Prince Shwenandaw. In 802 AD, he led his famous dance troupe on a diplomatic visit to Tang. During this expedition, he shared Buddhist scriptures and teachings to promote cultural exchange.

The series deviates from the typical costume drama format by presenting a modern and romantic portrayal of the relationships between young individuals from various backgrounds, including the bluefly, phoenix, green bee, yellow warbler, emperor, and prince. It follows the tumultuous love-hate dynamic between Yun Xiao Xiao, a prominent student of the Yanshan School, as he searches for Xue Jian.

The narrative takes place in the Ming Dynasty under the rule of the Jiajing Emperor. General Qi Jiguang recruits the assistance of warrior monks from Shaolin Monastery to protect China from the wokou (Japanese pirates) and other intruders.

A Chinese TV show inspired by the journeys of Zheng He, the adventurer who commanded seven voyages to Southeast Asia, South Asia, and East Africa during the 15th century. (Reference: Wikipedia)

The Rain-Ceasing Sword and the Cloud-Ruling Sabre are known as the most powerful weapons globally, carrying the weight of ethnic conflicts. Despite being guarded by four monks, they were defeated by Pong Ban, leaving only one monk alive to escape with the sword. Long Fan Wan intervened to stop Pong Ban as the monk fled, eventually being discovered by Hon Pak and presented to Yin Wong. The story takes place during the first Ming dynasty following the fall of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty. Fung Heng Lit, a Mongol Prince, lost his memories during a massacre by Emperor Zhu and was raised in China. Pong Ban, the leader of the Mongolian clan, attempts to restore Heng Lit's memories and train him to become the Mongolian Prince, hoping to lead a rebellion against the Ming Dynasty. However, Heng Lit envisions a world of equality, where Mongols and Chinese coexist peacefully.

During the Yuan dynasty, a destitute peasant named Liu Bing Ji roamed the streets as a traveling Buddhist disciple. When the emperor encountered him, a duel ensued, revealing Bing Ji as the true emperor. However, a eunuch devised a plan to overthrow Bing Ji, resulting in his kidnapping and disfigurement. The eunuch found a lookalike to take Bing Ji's place on the throne. Suspicion arose among court officials as the imposter committed wicked acts. Meanwhile, Bing Ji led a group of beggars in rebellion against the fake emperor. A conflict ensued as the impostor and his conspirators faced opposition. The question remained - could Bing Ji, also known as Iron Rooster, reclaim his throne and convince others of his true identity as a beggar?

During the Yuan Dynasty, China was in a state of turmoil with warlords causing chaos. Zhang Junbao, a disciple at Wudang of Changchun, befriends Mazhi Lan, the daughter of rebel leader Guo Xing, and a wealthy girl named Qiu Rong Shen. Together, they face challenges and battles at Wudang. Zhang Junbao learns martial arts and tai chi, while Shen Rong uses her intelligence to help the emperor. Tragedy strikes when Shen Rong is presumed dead after a battle, but is actually rescued and pregnant. Zhang Junbao eventually lets go of his anger and retires to Wudang, away from the political strife.

The male members of the Yang family have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. It is now up to the female members of the family to continue the legacy of defending their nation.

When Bai Yu Tang, known as the "Golden Rat", defeated the notorious bandit Hua Die in Songlin Town, he crossed paths with Fang Su Xin. Fang Su Xin had just avenged her family by assassinating her groom at their wedding and was fleeing from the Lord's soldiers. Bai Yu Tang gave her a special token called the "White Jade Mouse" and advised her to seek safety at Luhua Pond. Unfortunately, Bai Yu Tang fell victim to an attack of poisonous smoke while trying to rescue Fang Su Xin and her brother Xiao Ru. Thankfully, he was assisted by the honorable Zhan Zhao. Lord Bao presided over the case, stripping the young lord of his title and confining him to the Anguo Marquis's estate. However, the young lord, still resentful, instigated his henchmen to eliminate Fang Su Xin. In order to save her, Bai Yu Tang had to confront the young lord. Bai Yu Tang endeavored to make amends by aiding others. As a series of brutal murders targeting women, including Princess Zhao, unfolded, clues falsely pointed to Bai Yu Tang as the culprit, enraging Emperor Ren Zong. Despite the accusations, Lord Bao and Zhan Zhao trusted Bai Yu Tang's character and sent Zhan Zhao to uncover the truth and vindicate him. Bai Yu Tang had also been investigating the case but was severely injured by the true culprit. Will Lord Bao and Zhan Zhao succeed in proving Bai Yu Tang's innocence? Who is the mastermind behind the crimes? Will they bring the perpetrator to justice in the end?

The Reform Movement of 1898 led to the deaths of the "Six Heroes." Huo Yuan Jia, driven by patriotism, wanted to join the movement but ended up falling into a trap set by the enemy. He witnessed the heroes of his country perish before his eyes. Shortly after, China was invaded by the enemy forces. A year later, Huo Yuan Jia, now residing in Changzhou, decided to relocate to Shanghai due to his past experiences and fear of being deceived again. His reputation quickly spread, causing concern among the Japanese invaders. They started to provoke Huo Yuan Jia, who fearlessly engaged in battle and ultimately defeated the enemy with his brave actions.

Zhu Gui's Inn on Dragon-Tiger Mountain serves as a gathering place for the Liang Shan Heroes, as well as a hub for exchanging various news and updates regarding the Imperial Palace, the activities of the officials, and the ongoing pursuit of the infamous outlaws from the marshlands.

The Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre is set in 14th Century China under the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty, a century following the events of Return of the Condor Heroes. In the midst of struggles, famine, and resentment blamed on the Yuan Dynasty's poor governance, the Martial Arts sects initiated a rebellion. Seeking a solution, Prince Ruyang seeks advice from Cheng Kun, a Shaolin monk with hidden motives. According to a well-known legend in the Martial Arts world, "The one who possesses the Heavenly Sword and/or Dragon Sabre will rule the world." This legend sets the stage for the story of Zhang Wuji, starting with his parents' meeting, following his challenges as a young person, depicting his ascension to fame, uncovering the mystery behind the Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre, and concluding with the intertwining of Wuji's romantic life, the ongoing feuds among the Martial Arts sects, and destiny.

The narrative centers around Bao Zheng, a Song dynasty bureaucrat, who unravels enigmatic cases alongside courageous Zhan Zhao and clever Gongsun Ce.

In the Shaoxing era of the Southern Song Dynasty, most countries were facing instability both internally and externally. Despite this, the Nan An state stood out as an exception under the leadership of Du Bao. In gratitude, the people presented him with a seven-colored peony as a symbol of their appreciation. This gesture symbolized the sudden blooming of flowers to bless the beloved couple in this legendary tale.

The show centers around a team of employees at a courier service and security firm, where the daily routine is filled with conflicts of pride, unprofessional conduct, and lively humor.

Based on the book "Tian Long Ba Bu" by Jin Yong, this adaptation...

The show includes lead characters from the popular television series Chinese Paladin, blending elements of animation, fantasy, and humor. The main character of the Chinese Paladin series, Li Xiaoyao, embarks on an adventure with his companions that transcends time and space.

During the early years of the Republic of China, a conflict arose between the leaders of Nanquan, Qiu Zhen Rong, and Du Duo Hao from the North, over control of Taiwan. Qiu Zhen Rong, at the age of 10, witnessed the death of Du Ying Hao, who was revered as a hero for his martial arts skills. Despite Du Ying Hao's kindness, a dispute over Qiu Zhen Rong's fate led to him leaving with Du Ying Hao's wife for Shanghai. Nearly two decades later, Nie Yun (partner of Chou Jun) sought out Du Ying Hao, leading to the discovery that the culprit behind Qiu Zhen Rong's death was Lu San Xiong. Qiu Jun, with the help of Du Ying Hao, confronted Lu San Xiong and Japanese leader Miyamoto Ichiro, who were involved in nefarious activities. Following the September 18th Incident, Du Ying Hao, Qiu Jun, Qiu Zhen, and others joined forces to combat Lu San Xiong and resist the Japanese invasion of China.

He Yu Feng, also known as 13th Sister, is the daughter of He Ji. The son of Ji Xian Tang was captivated by He Yu Feng's beauty but his proposal was turned down. In retaliation, Ji Xian Tang plotted against He Ji, resulting in his imprisonment and eventual death. He Yu Feng's mother sought refuge for them at Deng Jiu Gong's Green Cloud Mansion. Determined to restore her father's honor, He Yu Feng dedicated herself to martial arts training. Deng Jiu Gong entrusted her with the Immortal Hero Sword and a sword manual, guiding her transformation into a courageous and wise heroine. Known as 13th Sister, she crossed paths with a wealthy scholar named An Ji and a foreigner named Zhang Jin Feng, saving them from danger. Ultimately, 13th Sister helped An Ji and Zhang Jin Feng unite and embark on new adventures. Through her actions, she not only vindicated her father but also became a legendary figure who fought against evil.

During the transition from the Yuan Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, Shui Hong Shao suffered a disfiguring attack by Wulin Qi Xiu which also resulted in the loss of her martial arts skills. Fast forward sixteen years, she has taken on 19th Sister Gan as her protege and trained her to become a skilled martial artist who is both beautiful and powerful. Together, they seek vengeance by eliminating the sects under Wulin Qi Xiu in order to create chaos in the martial arts world. Yin Ping Jian manages to escape, but after several encounters with 19th Sister Gan, he realizes she is the person he has been searching for.

Raised by the deceptive Fire Dragon deities, a youthful dragon grapples with conflicting urges of righteousness and malevolence. He embarks on a quest to uncover the coveted Buddha's Palm, a treasure reserved for the skilled in martial arts. The film had a regional debut in 2002 before its official release in 2004.

The tale kicks off with protagonist Zhao Huai'an seeking sanctuary at Dragon Gate Inn after escaping from government authorities who were after him for freeing a prisoner. While at the inn, he is rescued from certain death by Jin Xiang Yu, the former owner, who invites him to abandon the ordinary world and join her.

Taking place during the Eastern Jin dynasty, the tale follows the escapades of Huang Chu Ming prior to achieving immortality and gaining fame as Wong Tai Sin. (Wikipedia) Derived from the book "Biographies of Immortals" by Ge Hong.

In the era of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Zhan, a skilled swordsman, rescues Justice Bao Zhen from danger and is later honored for his courageous act. However, an ambitious and power-hungry minister named Ji Pang manipulates Zhan's name to incite the legendary swordsmen group known as the Five Mice of Xian Kong Island. Led by Bai Yu Tang, the Five Mice journey to the capital to find Zhan and seek vengeance. Upon learning about the corrupt actions of Ji Pang and his son, the swordsmen decide to confront them in Chen Zhou first. With Justice Bao imprisoned due to false accusations by his adversaries, Zhan must defend the Song Dynasty alone. To safeguard the court against their common foes, Zhan seeks the assistance of the Five Mice. However, the extent of Yu Tang's willingness to help is uncertain as he becomes involved in a complicated love triangle with Zhan and Ding Yue Hua, a skilled swordswoman surpassing her male counterparts.

Taking place in a reinvented martial arts universe, this narrative explores the heritage of the Five Greats — iconic characters whose mysterious histories have influenced the martial arts realm. As concealed tales come to light and new conflicts arise, a new generation of champions steps up to uphold the ideals of bravery, integrity, and adventure.

Dung Fei and Seung Foon's friendship blossoms after a series of accidental head bumps. When they befriend Ying Hiu Suet, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, the trio forms a close bond. Foon develops feelings for Hiu Suet, and Fei attempts to assist him, only to find himself falling for her as well. In the meantime, Fei and his sister Dung Lam discover that their father's death was shrouded in mystery, prompting them to investigate further and uncovering more than they anticipated.

Liang, the eldest son of Zan who is the master of Yong Chun Quan, is known for his rebellious nature. However, a rift between father and son occurs when Zan decides not to pass on his martial arts knowledge to Liang due to his perceived arrogance and lack of maturity. In the meantime, Liang must hone his skills in Yong Chun in order to defeat his rival Ko, a cruel individual who also has romantic intentions towards Liang's partner. The only way to resolve the conflict between Ko and Liang is through a decisive duel.

Fei Ren and his foster sister Gao Qiang work as constables at Luren County's yamen to make money. Their routine job takes an unexpected turn when Fei Ren is sent by the new Chief Constable Huang She to Yijiang Palace City to locate a missing undercover agent. In the city, Fei Ren gets entangled with Murong Gongzi, an associate of Ban Dou, the leader of the Banlong Sect. Despite the city's apparent prosperity, there is an ongoing power struggle among four rival sects. According to legend, whoever retrieves the sacred sword will marry Fu Ling, the formidable eldest sister of the Xuyi Sect. Through a series of events, Fei Ren and Gongzi end up pulling out the sword together, becoming the candidates for Fu Ling's hand in marriage. As Fei Ren deals with romantic competition, hidden identities, and sect conflicts, he must also continue his mission to find the missing spy while contemplating if entering into this chaos is truly worthwhile.

The captivating 40-episode series vividly portrays the early life of Tai Chi Master Zhang Jun Bao. Following the advice of a fortune teller, the superstitious Zhang family decided to send their newborn son Bao to a Buddhist monastery. Bao honed his martial arts skills and became an exceptional fighter by the age of 18. In response to the treacherous rebellion led by the prime minister, Bao teamed up with Tian to rescue General Yue Fei from a dangerous coup. This marks the beginning of a series of thrilling adventures and martial arts challenges that ultimately lead to the establishment of the renowned Wu Tang School.

Hua Ying Xiong is compelled to leave his native land of China after avenging the deaths of his parents at the hands of foreigners. He parts ways with his childhood friend and romantic interest, Chen Jie Yu. Accidentally boarding a ship meant for laborers, he finds himself sold into servitude in America. Witnessing the mistreatment of his fellow countrymen by foreigners, Hua takes a stand against the oppression, only to be met with violence. Luckily, he is saved by Jin Ao, a skilled swordsman who takes him under his wing as a student, teaching him martial arts. Hua utilizes his newfound abilities to navigate a perilous world filled with gang conflicts, betrayal, and racial bias.

The crown prince of Dali, Duan Zhi Xing, flees from a predetermined royal engagement and forms a friendship with Hong Qi, a student of the Beggars' Sect. Due to a confusion, a woman named Yi Huo mistakenly identifies Hong Qi as her fiancé, transforming a simple miscommunication into a significant bond. In an unexpected turn of events, Hong Qi becomes proficient in formidable martial arts and ascends to the position of leader of the Beggars' Sect, but a longstanding feud between their fathers creates a division between Hong Qi and Duan Zhi Xing...

Mei Ruo Hua, a member of a maritime lineage, suffers a devastating loss when her family is slaughtered, igniting her lifelong pursuit of retribution. By chance, she becomes a student at Taohua Island and adopts the name Mei Chao Feng. She finds herself entwined in a forbidden romance with her mentor, Chen Xuan Feng. Driven by a relentless desire to perfect exceptional martial arts for revenge, Mei Chao Feng mistakenly believes that her master, Huang Yao Shi, possesses the Nine Yin Manual and is unwilling to share its knowledge. Bound by their love and a vow, the duo steals the manual and escapes the island. They master the Nine Yin White Bone Claw, gaining notoriety as the Black Wind Twin Evils. However, their relationship is doomed to fail.

During the declining years of the Ming dynasty, the empire was plagued by corrupt officials and raids from Japanese pirates along the coastal areas. General Qi Ji Guang and Qi Ji Yu joined forces to establish a formidable army to defend against the invasions. Meanwhile, the pirate leader Oshima Masao struck a deal with the eunuch Tong Da Bao. Qi Jiyu and his son Qi Shao Zheng embarked on a mission to gather proof against the eunuch. However, Tong Da Bao caught wind of their plans and ordered the execution of the Qi family. Qi Shao Zheng narrowly escaped and sought refuge at Shaolin Monastery, where he vowed to seek vengeance for his family and restore justice to the nation.

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