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San Shi Li Po

Based on the Peking Opera production "Red Light Story" ( ).

In a time of conflict, a man decides to align himself with the Communist party, embarking on a path towards revolution. In 1946, amidst the ongoing clashes between the Nationalists and Communists in Dongbei, banditry emerges as a major issue, causing immense hardships for the common people. Yang Fenghuo, a retired hero from the anti-Japanese resistance, finds himself entangled in a complex situation involving his blood brother and romantic rival, Gong Wantang, who happens to be the leader of the bandits. As military officer Song Yi sets out to eradicate the bandit threat, Yang Fenghuo faces a challenging decision between his sense of patriotism and his loyalty to a longtime friend.

In the final phases of the Liberation War, Captain Zhuang leads a small unit from the PLA in pursuit of a retreating Nationalist regiment that is hiding in Heishan Temple. The soldiers in the Nationalist regiment have been affected by a contagious disease. To gain entry to the temple, Zhuang and his team disguise themselves as medical helpers. They join forces with Dr. Wei, a local doctor who has been taken captive by the Nationalists. Working together, they provide medical care to the sick, prevent the spread of the disease, and map out the tunnels in order to rescue soldiers who want to switch sides. The story is available in two versions: a 35-episode TV series and a 25-episode online series. (TMDb)

Following the counter-revolutionary coup on April 12th, Cai Ze Hong returned to Shanghai in search of the party organization. To protect his family's identity, he adopted the alias Cai Wei and joined a radio training class where he met Ming Song, Xia Tian, and other members of the CCP's Special Branch. After confirming his party membership during the establishment of the first Red Army radio station, Cai Ze Hong officially became involved in the construction efforts. He was later tasked with leading a team, including Xu Zheng Ye and Qu Xiang Dong, to the Eyuwan Soviet area to establish a radio station. Utilizing his expertise in radio communications, Cai Wei successfully set up the first radio station for the Fourth Red Army and trained a group of radio operators. In addition to sending and receiving messages, Cai Wei took on the challenge of intercepting enemy military intelligence. By deciphering the Kuomintang's codes, he was able to provide crucial information on enemy troop movements, aiding the Red Army in defeating their opponents.

Zheng Yuan Hai enlists in the naval army with high hopes of enhancing the Chinese naval force

The narrative follows Wang Shan Kui, Li Shan Kui, Ma Jian Cheng, and Lu Xin Quan as they serve as clues to uncover the fate of their family members, spanning the 60-year growth of the People's Navy

The plot revolves around a huntsman who gets caught up in the events of the Second Sino-Japanese War.

Through an investment from Beijing Meng Zhou culture communication limited liability company, the third installment of the "Dream Boat Trilogy" titled "Sword" (previously known as "Against") features Qiao Pengyue, Zhang Ruoyun, Zhu Jie, and other actors. The series authentically depicts the historical events of the New Fourth Army's resistance against the Japanese in southern Anhui during the anti-Japanese war. Set in the autumn of 1938, the storyline focuses on the Japanese invasion of southern Anhui with the aim of gaining control of central China's heartland.

An upcoming TV series based on Zhang Yimou's movie The Flowers of War from 2011 will feature alterations in character dynamics and plot developments. Additionally, viewers can expect new storylines that explore events leading up to and following the Nanking Massacre.

Created by Huo Hong Liang and Shandong Media, this drama is set in the year 1904 and depicts the happenings in the town of Qingdao.

During the year 1944, the New Fourth Army emerged victorious in the Battle of Che Qiao. Following this triumph, the Japanese army took control of the primary transportation routes along the Yangtze River in an effort to impede the progress of the New Fourth Army. Intelligence revealed that the Japanese military, in collaboration with Yokota Dojo and Toyo Corporation, planned to transform Chaoyang City into a crucial intelligence hub and supply base for their forces. Determined not to let the enemy succeed, the division launched an operation led by Nie Tian Ming to dismantle the clandestine network of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce, seize valuable information, and unite with the Four Seas Martial Arts School to overcome Yokota Dojo. Through a series of intense battles requiring strategic thinking and courage, Nie Tian Ming ultimately marshaled a large force to crush the enemy and liberate Chaoyang City.