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Legend Of Bai Yu Tang

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

A Chinese TV show combines elements of wuxia and mystery genres, following the adventures of Bai Yutang, known as "Sleek Rat," a skilled warrior in the Song dynasty of the 11th century. The series is based on the novel "The New Legend of Bai Yutang" by author Tan Ge.

Includes five sections: 1. "Defeating the Dragon Robe" 2. "The Horse Named 'White Dragon'" 3. "Stealing from the Detective" 4. "Golden Dream" 5. "The Execution of Chen Shimei Case"

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.

The play depicts the role of the presidency as the official residence of the emperor during the Northern Song Dynasty, responsible for overseeing the state affairs. This position was also known as the state supervisor. Terengganu was repeatedly unjustly sentenced to death by a corrupt court, but Tang Zhen, under the guidance of Bao Zheng, sought justice for his father. Bao Zheng, along with his colleagues, monitored messengers and took care of Zhan Zhao's well-being, leading to a new chapter in Tang Zhen's life.

A retelling of Chu Liu Xiang's escapades from The New Legend of Chu Liu Xiang book series where the main character relies on his cleverness and intellect to defeat formidable foes and unravel different enigmas alongside a diverse group of allies.

In the Ming dynasty, a homicide in the capital exposes a surprising plot. The narrative follows Shen Li Xing, the head of Liu Shan Men (Department Six), as he unravels cases, seeks vengeance, and quashes rebellious factions.

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.

During the Ming Dynasty in China, Emperor Zheng De, a young ruler, seeks thrills to combat his boredom. His uncle, Prince of Ning, takes advantage of his carefree nature by plotting a rebellion against him. To monitor the situation, Imperial Guards Commander General Yu Hao Cheng dispatches undercover agents to gather intelligence on the prince. Unfortunately, the agents are discovered and killed. Now, Yu Tian, the General's stepson and a skilled swordsman, must step in to save the kingdom. Disguised as Murong Zhen, he infiltrates Ning Wang's domain, only to face an unexpected obstacle - falling in love with the Prince's daughter, Xiao Ying.

A visually impaired investigator, along with his attractive assistant Jin Yu (Goldfish), and scholar Zhu Zhong Xian, journey together to unravel mysteries. Throughout their travels, Fei Tian Zhu (Flying Pig) consistently finds himself entangled in the criminal activities. The narrative centers on the trio and their adventures in solving crimes.

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.

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

1. The Puzzle Unveiled 2. Trapped in Deception 3. The Mysterious Figure 4. The Enigma of Ju Zhong 5. Unforeseen Consequences 6. Uncovering the Truth 7. The Perpetrator at Large 8. The Case of Nie Yuan 9. Pushed to the Limit 10. Haunted by Inner Demons

With Liu Bowen's remarkable gift for foreseeing the future, Zhu Yuan Zhang successfully overthrows the Mongol Yuan dynasty and establishes the Ming Empire. Princess Nan Feng of the Yuan dynasty, who was blinded after a failed assassination attempt on Emperor Yuan Zhang, seeks refuge in the store of Liu Bowen's close friend, A Tian. There, she forms a bond with Bowen and his apprentice, A Xiu. Upon learning Nan Feng's true identity, Bowen takes her under his wing in an effort to restore her sight and prevent any further attacks on the Emperor, hoping to mend the strained relationship between the Ming and Yuan. However, Ming official Hu Wei Yong, driven by personal ambition, persuades Emperor Yuan Zhang to eliminate Nan Feng. Thus begins a battle of wits between Liu Bowen and Hu Wei Yong that will determine the future of the Ming Empire.

After the Xinhai Revolution in 1911 led to the downfall of the Qing dynasty, China experienced a period of chaos marked by significant political transformations and the emergence of warlords. Chen Zhen had been staying hidden in Foshan until he received a message prompting him to return to Shanghai. Upon his arrival, Chen discovered that a brothel now occupied the former site of Jingwu School. In addition to the daunting task of rebuilding Jingwu and caring for Huo Yuan Jia's son, Huo Dong Jue, Chen found himself entangled with criminal organizations and had to evade the authorities.

Sun Wu Kong, a mischievous character born from a magical stone, was imprisoned beneath a mountain for five hundred years as punishment for his actions in the heavens. Eventually, Guanyin informed Monkey that a monk named Tang San Zang would release him and they would embark on a pilgrimage from China to India. True to her words, the following day Tripitaka arrived and freed Monkey, leading to their journey to the west. Along the way, they were joined by two companions, Zhu Ba Jie and Sha Wu Jing, as they encountered various dangers, evil beings, and sorcerers, all while learning to cooperate and work together.

Seventeen years ago, a horrifying incident unfolded where an entire family was brutally murdered. The mastermind behind this heinous act was the notorious General Ling Luo Shi. Now, after seventeen years, Zhuge Shen Hou and his four talented disciples are determined to apprehend this villain and seek justice.

In the era of the Northern Song Dynasty, there were four renowned guards known for their exceptional martial arts prowess and talent in unraveling complex mysteries. (DramaWiki)

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 a collaboration between Wen Tong, known as the crimson thief, and Gu Jin Cheng, they delve into a mysterious disappearance case only to uncover a series of interconnected unsolved mysteries that grow increasingly intricate and perilous

The tale chronicles the events of the 20th century, depicting the struggles of the people amidst natural disasters and ongoing chaos. Hidden motives emerge, taking advantage of the turmoil for nefarious purposes. Small Lang Yang Yi, possessing the spirit of a dragon, becomes entangled in a treacherous battle in Shanghai due to a plague incident, where he encounters the Mayor Mo Xiaoyu and falls in love. Unbeknownst to many, Yang Yi also harbors a dark side, driven by a delusional quest for "longevity" that leads him to spread the plague artificially, profit from medicinal herb production, and orchestrate political assassinations and wars. His ultimate goal is to unleash the "six scourges" through blood sacrifices in order to ensure his own survival.

In his quest to uncover his true identity, Shen Yao ventures into the Secret Twelve Palaces where he unravels the secrets hidden within while facing off against twelve clandestine groups. Seeking to clear his father's name and that of the Twelve Palaces, Shen Yao covertly probes the Criminal Department for the truth. Along the way, Shen Yao crosses paths with female enforcer Wan Yun Ling, and together they unveil the truth and develop a romantic relationship. Ultimately, Shen Yao and his comrades expose the schemes of Lin Jing Hai. (C-Drama Love)

Yue Fei's second son, Yue Lei, had a rebellious and skeptical nature. Following the deaths of his father and brother, Yue Lei embarked on a path of seeking revenge on his own. Despite unsuccessful attempts to assassinate Qin Hui, he was nearly killed multiple times. With assistance from Wu Chi Prince and Zhongliang Yishi, Yue Lei tirelessly searched for evidence of Qin Hui's treachery. He roamed the imperial city, witnessing the hardships of the people, which transformed him. However, during the Southern Song Dynasty, conflicts among high-ranking officials and complex relationships between the monarch and ministers were prevalent. Ultimately, Yue Lei succeeded his father as the nation's protector.

Even though he may seem intimidating, Gou Ling Feng is actually a compassionate individual with aspirations of becoming a hero. Through a stroke of luck, he acquires skills in demonic martial arts and encounters discrimination, but with the help of Ma Ying Dan and Zhuge Heng, he embarks on a mission to unravel mysteries. Through his experiences, he discovers that genuine heroism goes beyond stereotypes and remains committed to his goal of becoming the hero he envisions.

The tale unfolds in ancient China during the Southern Song Dynasty. Emperor Gao Zong falls victim to the deceitful premier Qin Hui, resulting in the execution of the loyal general Yue Fei. Qin Hui's followers gain control of the imperial court, causing rampant corruption within the government. Despite some upright ministers opposing Qin Hui, they are unable to confront him directly, prompting them to establish the clandestine group Haoxia to counter his influence. Eight individuals possessing unique skills and talents are invited to join Haoxia, marking the beginning of their courageous journey. The narrative progresses through various interconnected subplots and short stories, culminating in a climactic showdown between the heroes and Qin Hui's supporters.

After stepping down from his role in the previous season, Bao is called back by Emperor Song to help restore order in the country amidst a series of strange events. With the help of Gong Sun and Zhan, Bao delves into challenging cases involving crime, deceit, and hidden truths to bring the wrongdoers to light and seek justice for the people.

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.

At the beginning of the series, Bao Zheng goes missing for a period of two years. When he suddenly reappears, he is discovered in a location resembling a brothel, yet he has no memory of his identity.

Sequel to "Journey of Flower" set in contemporary era. The series narrates the tragic love saga spanning millennia involving the lead and supporting roles. Following a period of mental and physical incapacitation, the plot delves into the remarkable quest for ancient relics and self-discovery.

The narrative revolves around a series of strange enigmas, including "Blood Soul Forest," "Pouling Town," and "Ghost Valley," that Bao Zheng encountered during his journey to Beijing for an exam when he was young. (DramaWiki)

Taking place during the Song Dynasty, the narrative centers around 5 main characters on a quest to find the mythical star mentioned in ancient tales. This star is believed to have the power to restore harmony and stability to the tumultuous world they inhabit.

Bao Zheng, a successful solver of numerous cases in Kaifeng, is admired by the devoted young woman Yu Rou. Meanwhile, Liu E, the cherished concubine of the Song Emperor, collaborates with Zhang De Lin in an attempt to increase her influence. This information was adapted from Shi Yu Kun's novel "San Xia Wu Yi."

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.

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.