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The film narrates the journey of General Liu Tong Luo of Hong An, as he guides his comrades to join the Red Army of the Workers & Peasants, aiding them in their growth and ascent to revolutionary positions.

The play narrates the tale of the Ma siblings, who bravely resisted the formidable Japanese invaders without submitting as slaves. They courageously rallied the students of Shandong Changshan Middle School and the nearby residents to rebel against the Japanese forces, engaging in a fierce battle until meeting their heroic end.

"Jun Ying Zhi Ma Guan" narrates the tale of contemporary armed forces

Yoshimune Tokugawa serves as the 8th Shogun of the Tokugawa Shogunate and faces ongoing issues with troublemakers in Megumi, his city. Disguised as Tokuda Shinnosuke, he moves around the city to gather information firsthand with the help of his allies, including oniwaban (ninjas) and the captain of the Megumi fire company. Yoshimune uses the fire company as his headquarters while he is away from Himeji Castle. Although the captain and oniwaban are aware of his true identity, the rest of the city remains oblivious to his role as the Shogun. After solving crimes, Yoshimune confronts the culprits, who often attempt to attack him with samurai swords, unaware of his true identity. Yoshimune typically uses the blunt side of his sword to subdue them, reserving the sharp edge for only the most severe cases.

Tokugawa Yoshimune, the 8th Shogun of the Tokugawa Shogunate, faces ongoing challenges with troublemakers in his city of Megumi. Disguised as Tokuda Shinnosuke, a regular resident of Megumi, Yoshimune, also known as Shin-san, gathers information by blending in with the population. With the assistance of oniwaban (ninjas) and the captain of the Megumi fire company, Yoshimune operates from the fire company headquarters while away from Himeji Castle. Only a select few individuals, including the captain and oniwaban, are aware of Yoshimune's true identity. When Yoshimune solves crimes, he reveals himself to the perpetrators, who often attempt to attack him with samurai swords. However, Yoshimune typically uses the blunt side of his sword to subdue them without causing serious harm. He only resorts to using the sharp side in rare cases when dealing with particularly vicious adversaries.

Tange Tenzen becomes a vassal to the shogun and excels in the art of single long sword combat. After sacrificing his arm to defend his wife's honor, Nagao Chiharu, and losing his family in the process, Tenzen becomes a wandering samurai. He is rescued by Horibe Yasube, who later becomes a vassal of the Ako domain. Meanwhile, Tenzen becomes a bodyguard for Kira Kozukenosuke and finds himself in a showdown with the Ako samurai as a one-armed swordsman.

The princess of the realm flees to escape an arranged marriage. Simultaneously, the groom also makes his escape.

According to the tale, Meng Liang, a charismatic yet rebellious individual, has excelled in martial arts since childhood, despite failing the college entrance exam twice. A former lover of both academics and martial arts stepped in to train Meng Liang, aiming for a top three finish in the regional taekwondo competition. Along with attending cultural tuition classes, this was to secure Meng Liang's eligibility for special admission to North University of China.

The plot revolves around a pair of identical twins who are separated at birth, with one growing up in a rural setting while the other is brought up in the household of a prominent military figure

The narrative revolves around Ai Xin Jue Luo Tielin, the official in charge of Cang Chang in the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty

It illustrates the significant transformations in the growth of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone following three decades of reform

The plot revolves around Fan Zhuxian's loyalty to his country and the intense urban combat against the Japanese army. Despite being wounded in battle, they continued to fight bravely until the enemy's underestimation ultimately led to their sacrifice for the nation's honor.

"The Hunters" narrates the tale of a team of werewolf hunters under the command of the Dragon King during the 1940s, who cross paths with three courageous women entangled in a long-standing conflict

"Shi Li Xiang Da Jiu Fang" narrates the resurgence of China's national industry amidst chaos and its progression, showcasing the journey of resilient brewers who have faced challenges and made significant contributions to the nation

During the period spanning the Chinese Revolution's early stages to the onset of World War 2, we witness the evolution of Edgar Snow from a wandering young man to a respected journalist specializing in China and its revolution

The young leader of Chang Feng security company, Guo Xu, faces challenges in returning the twelve valuable "Baby Jades" to Yun village. This precious treasure garners attention from both good and bad forces. Chang Feng had been struggling with financial difficulties for many years, leaving only a shadow of the once-thriving security company. Guo Xu rallies a group of supporters in an attempt to restore the company's reputation. The true nature of these twelve "Baby Jades" as either treasures in the world of martial arts or cursed objects remains uncertain. A fierce and intense battle between security forces and criminals is on the horizon.

The play narrates the famed tale of Pi Wu, a once wealthy young man who falls to becoming a rogue on the streets, only to awaken to the complexities of human life. He champions the cause of ordinary people, battles against malevolent powers, and works towards restoring his family's business.

The performance follows the recent progress of Hetao and showcases the remarkable life of Wang Tu Di, a prominent water conservation specialist in the Hetao region during the late Qing Dynasty through the early Republic of China and into the Anti-Japanese War era

The plot of this play revolves around the mythical tale of the Earth Deity (Zhang Fu De) and his spouse (Li Xiu Wen).

Four different editions were launched: 76 episodes / 62 episodes (Full version) 60 episodes / 56 episodes (Internet version)

There are two options to choose from: 40 episodes (TV) or 36 episodes (TV).

The show revolves around the legend and history of Emperor Shun.

Taking place in the tumultuous period of the Republican era in Qingdao, the narrative explores themes of dishonesty and disloyalty, animosity and fixation, and a deeply moving romance.

Follows the journey of the Flying Bros Team members amidst the Anti-Japanese Conflict

A young woman from a rural area decides to pursue a career in acting, starting from the bottom. She encounters a cynical and egotistical celebrity who eventually develops feelings for her. Jian Xi relocates from her small town to Beijing in search of her birth mother. Through a twist of fate, she becomes involved in the entertainment industry and must compete against other up-and-coming actresses for a shot at stardom. Along the way, she captures the heart of the conceited top actor Tang Fei with her natural charm and dedication to her craft.

Inspired by the real-life actions of Chinese diplomat Ho Feng Shan, who courageously disobeyed orders to issue Visas for numerous Jews fleeing Austria during WWII. His heroic deeds were not recognized until after his passing and were officially acknowledged in 2001. The film was a collaborative effort between China's Omnijoi Media Corporation and Czech Republic's Twin Star Film.

This tale traces the lineage of the Dragon. Throughout the ages, China has been home to remarkable individuals and captivating tales, from ancient times to the pre-Qin dynasties. The spirit of determination, courage, loyalty, benevolence, and wisdom has deeply influenced the ancestors of the Chinese people, shaping the essence of traditional Chinese culture for generations.

This play follows the life of Emperor Zheng De, the eleventh ruler of the Ming Dynasty. Born as Zhu Hou Zhao, he was the sole heir of Emperor Hong Zhi. Instead of focusing on academics, he showed a preference for hunting and recreational activities since childhood. When Emperor Hong Zhi fell seriously ill, Zhu Hou Zhao was discovered missing. He was eventually found working as an apprentice at a coffin shop. After becoming Emperor Zheng De, he neglected state matters in favor of his personal pursuits.

After returning from the battlefield in North Korea, Qi Qianqin was determined to construct the first steam locomotive in post-revolution China. He willingly gave up his position as a cadre to work as a laborer, showcasing his unwavering spirit of perseverance. This not only led to his own success but also caught the attention of Bai Ruoxue from the theater troupe. With the help of intellectual Qiu Shi, who was both a rival and a friend, they received valuable advice for building the Dabei plant from experienced workers like Yu Deshui. Together with factory director He Feng and other workers, they successfully built the steam locomotive that symbolized the new China. Somerset, Liu Guiqin, Cao De, and the women at Dabei Factory added more joy to their challenging lives and became rooted in the community. Years later, their children Kong Weixin, Struggle, and others carried on their fathers' dreams and ushered in a new era of high-speed rail in China with renewed energy.

After sustaining injuries and losing his memory during a mission, Zhu Xiao Qiang, a former outstanding soldier, transitioned back to a normal life. Despite his challenges, he remained dedicated to his family, displayed courage in confronting his situation, and continued to work diligently. His unwavering commitment to both his country and loved ones was reciprocated with unwavering support, both material and emotional. Eventually, he recovered his memories, regained his former life, and fearlessly returned to the front lines in the battle against the enemy.

A tale based on true historical figures revolves around the "Three Heroes of Jining" - Huang Zirong, Song Lusheng, and Yang Chunzao, depicting the challenges and triumphs in their personal lives and families. Huang Zirong (portrayed by Gong Zheng), a government official during the early years of the Republic of China, upholds his family principle of maintaining a distance from outlaws and traders, which proves to be a hindrance in his career. However, he eventually rallies everyone to resist the Japanese occupation, showcasing his patriotic heroism.

The narrative progresses by following the development of the two main male characters in the show, as they navigate their roles as rookie cops, face personal challenges within their friendship, and explore romantic entanglements. The series delves into the lives of a cohort of Hong Kong law enforcement personnel, both on and off duty.

NIP CHI YUEN (Ma Steven), an officer at the anti-smuggling camp, is determined to eliminate the stronghold of the salt smugglers known as Tau's Fort. He adopts the guise of a struggling scholar. TAU SING SUET (Yeung Tavia), the daughter of the chief smuggler, takes pity on YUEN and offers him shelter in the village. Over time, they develop feelings for each other. During a raid on the smugglers, SUET is injured and separated from YUEN and her family. Luckily, she is rescued by WU TING HIN (Wong Ho Yin), the son of salt merchant WU KIN (Kwok Fung), who takes her in. SUET is devastated when she sees her parents' bodies displayed on the city tower, with YUEN, the man she loves, standing above and condemning smuggling. This betrayal turns her love to hatred. HIN helps SUET find work at his family's salt company to help her move on from her sorrow. In gratitude, she throws herself into her work. As time passes, HIN falls in love with SUET, but his illness makes him hesitant to confess his feelings. SUET's true identity is revealed when her estranged uncle reappears. Fearing for SUET's safety, HIN proposes to her.

In the Song dynasty, Prince Zhao Yun and Prince Zhao Rui fiercely vied for the throne out of greed. Yu Jing and Tung Chiu were tasked with advising the princes, with Jing and Chiu sharing a long-standing mentor-friend relationship. Due to Jing's father, Yu Pok Man, causing trouble by overshadowing his boss, Jing distanced himself from his younger brother Yu Ching and sister Yu Jing. Ching was tricked into becoming an imperial eunuch, while Jing suffered from amnesia until she was taken care of by triad boss Yim Sam Leung. Jing's distrust towards Chiu grew when she wrongly believed he had betrayed her father for personal gain, leading to a fierce showdown between the two amidst the involvement of the main antagonist Yeung Chi San. This clash between the characters unfolded as a battle of cunning and strategy.

Gam Wah is portrayed as a police officer willing to compromise his integrity for bribes. During the investigation of a human trafficking case, he encounters Leung Sam, a woman committed to celibacy due to being abducted in her youth. Leung Sam and her friend, Fa Ying Yuet, have a strong disdain for human traffickers and corrupt public officials - except for Gam Wah's colleague, Sum Yat Yin, whose honesty captivates Leung Sam, leading to her falling in love with him. Initially at odds, Gam Wah's conscience is stirred when his acceptance of a bribe leads to a witness's death. However, the police and underworld each adhere to their own unwavering, unofficial rules. Amidst a power struggle between a businessman and detective, Sum Yat Yin is demoted, straining his relationship with Leung Sam. Witnessing these events, Gam Wah feels anguish but can only silently support Leung Sam, hoping to atone for his past misdeeds.

~ Drawing from Tomiko Miyao's 1978 book "Ichigen no koto" (published by Kodansha), which went on to receive the Naoki Prize.

Yoshimune Tokugawa serves as the 8th Shogun of the Tokugawa Shogunate. He faces ongoing issues with troublemakers causing chaos in Megumi, his city. To investigate these matters firsthand, Lord Tokugawa disguises himself as Tokuda Shinnosuke, an ordinary resident of Megumi, with the help of his trusted companions. Known as Shin-san to the locals, he collaborates with oniwaban (ninjas) and the leader of the Megumi fire brigade. Yoshimune utilizes the fire brigade headquarters as his temporary residence outside of Himeji Castle. While the fire brigade leader and oniwaban are aware of his true identity, the rest of the city remains oblivious to his status as the Shogun. Upon resolving the criminal activities, Yoshimune confronts the culprits, who often draw their samurai swords in an attempt to harm him without realizing his true identity. In most situations, Yoshimune skillfully handles the situation without causing serious harm, opting to use the blunt side of his sword. Only in extreme cases does he resort to using the sharp edge of his blade, demonstrating the severity of the circumstances.