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Following the confrontation at Xuan Wu Gate with his siblings Li Jian Cheng and Li Yuan Ji, Li Shi Min ascended to the throne as the second emperor of the Tang dynasty, adopting the era title Zhen Guan. Despite facing obstacles and internal disputes, his rule ushered in a period of stability and prosperity for the nation and its citizens.

The narrative unfolds during the Tang Dynasty, beginning from the latter part of Wu Ze Tian's rule to Emperor Xuan Zong's rise to power.

The plot revolves around the connection between Wu Ze Tian, the sole woman to ever rule as an emperor in Chinese history, and Xie Yao Huan, an imagined female official who works in Wu's palace.

The sudden passing of Wu Mei Niang's infant daughter led to speculation that the childless Empress Wang Ni Jun may have been involved in a possible murder. To clear the Empress' name, her former lover Ming Chong Yan and close friend Helan Xin Er decided to investigate the tragic event. Their inquiry revealed that the infant's death was just one part of a larger conspiracy to take over the palace. The storyline is divided into three parts based on Chinese mythological figures representing man, ghost, and demon.

Yip Yeung is intrigued by the ancient practice of using "tui bei tu" diagrams to glimpse into the future. These diagrams have the power to foresee upcoming events, enabling individuals to either attract good fortune or avoid calamity. Yuen Hei deceives Yip Yeung into purchasing counterfeit diagrams, but his scheme is exposed by Lee Sing Tin. Recognizing potential in both Yip Yeung and Yuen Hei, Lee Sing Tin takes them under his wing as apprentices to impart his knowledge of the mystical diagrams. Yip Yeung later learns of his royal lineage, descending from the last ruler of the kingdom. He endeavors to use his divination skills to seize the throne but is met with visions of tragedy at every turn, foreshadowing the futility of his attempts to alter fate.

Di Renjie, a government official and investigator during the Tang dynasty, delves into enigmatic homicides.

During the prosperous era of the Tang dynasty, a youthful individual by the name of Di Ren Jie traveled to the capital to participate in an imperial examination. While in the midst of the assessment, he thwarted an assassination plot aimed at Empress Wu. Impressed by his courage and cleverness, the empress tasked him with delving into the incident.

Centered on the rule of Emperor Wu Zhe Tian, Detective Di Ren Jie is tasked with multiple assignments from the Empress. Throughout his adventures, he comes across a variety of enigmas.

Xie Yao Huan is an imagined female investigator in the Tang dynasty, known for unraveling multiple enigmatic cases while serving under Empress Wu Ze Tian.

Season 4 of The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan includes the stories: Xiaoyue's Homecoming, The Revolution that Wasn't, The Written Conversation Case, and Loyalty Temple. Ji Xiao Lan, a wise scholar who upholds justice fairly, Emperor Qian Long from the Kangxi-Qianlong era, and the corrupt He Shen, who accepts bribes and twists the law, once again engage in hilarious yet profound tragicomedies. (Ruyi Films)

Inspired by a historical figure, Ji Xiao Lan narrates the tale of an intelligent scholar serving as a top official under Emperor Qian Long in the Qing Dynasty. Ji Xiao Lan, known for his modesty and integrity, strives to aid the people affected by unfair treatment from heartless and dishonest government officials. He often clashes with the corrupt yet affable He Shen, a fellow official of the same rank but with more connections and resources. The series delves into various challenges faced by the Qing Dynasty government, such as famine, natural disasters, rebellion, censorship, murder cases, and widespread corruption. While the show primarily offers humor with wordplay, jokes, and absurd arguments, it also includes moments of serious and emotional drama. Emperor Qian Long occasionally joins the duo as their "third brother" during his secret travels across the country. Each season features loosely connected storylines comprising five to six narratives or arcs.

Rewritten text: The story revolves around the experiences of a Tzu Chi volunteer named Faisal Hu Guangzhong, who follows the Islamic faith.

Drawn from the tales of Wu Ze Tian and Di Ren Jie, the series centers on a mystical pearl concealing a little-known secret that triggers a series of perplexing incidents. (D-addicts)

The drama follows the life of Shang Guan Wan Er, a poet, author, and statesman who served as a concubine to two rulers: Emperor Gao Zong and Emperor Zhong Zong.

A narrative depicting the challenges of establishing a business in Zhangjiakou centers around a trader named He Tian Bao, who remains steadfast in his convictions and practices the values instilled in him from a young age. (ChineseDrama.Info)

There are four different options to choose from: a DVD set with 42 episodes, a TV version with 53 episodes, an Uncut Version with 45 episodes, and a TV version with 52 episodes.

Numerous brave individuals rose to prominence during the turbulent era spanning from the Sui to early Tang dynasties. Among the most renowned were Qin Qiong, Luo Cheng, Cheng Yao Jin, Shan Xiong Xin, and Wei Chi Gong, collectively referred to as the "Five Tigers of Sui and Tang." These heroes played a crucial role in assisting Li Shi Min in overcoming rebellions and adversaries, ultimately bringing peace to the land. The drama will commence with the founding of the Sui dynasty and culminate in Li Shi Min's coronation as ruler.

Taking place in Beijing during the early 1900s, three apprentice friends experience tumultuous lives

During Emperor Songzong's rule, the government of Kaifeng faces a crisis. Public servant Baau Cing, guardian Gung Syun Caak, and Chin Chiu unite to fight corruption. Wan Chin Yu, a merchant's daughter, learns law from Gung Syun Caak and becomes a skilled advocate. Maid Gei Nim Nim excels in performing autopsies. Together, the two women assist the seven men of Kaifeng in solving numerous cases. However, dangers abound in Kaifeng. As Baau Cing and Nim Nim grow closer, their budding romance is threatened when he uncovers her true identity, which hides a significant conspiracy. Chin Yu's father harbors treacherous ambitions and accuses the Emperor of being an impostor. Baau Cing faces his toughest challenge yet. Will he sacrifice his principles for the greater good or expose the truth? (TVBAnywhere; Casual TVB)

This play depicts the experiences and conflicts of the legendary fighter Genghis Khan.

Upon their births, Lian Cheng and Heng Tai were switched, leading them down very different paths in life. Lian Cheng found herself living on the streets and working in brothels, while Heng Tai grew up in the luxurious Wei general's residence. Through a series of mysterious events, Lian Cheng and Heng Tai cross paths and develop feelings for each other, prompting Lian Cheng to return to her rightful place in the general's mansion. However, their love faces many challenges and is not easily accepted by others.

The plot of this series revolves around Empress Wu Zetian, Emperor Gaozong, and Di Renjie as they navigate through different adventures, including investigations at the Buddhist Monastery, the downfall of Empress Wang, and schemes to take over the throne.

In the beginning of Emperor Qian Long's rule, the nation's food supply faces a severe crisis due to suspicious activities in the production and distribution processes. Liu Tong Xun, an official from the Ministry of Punishment under the Qing court, is tasked with leading an investigation across the country. Mi He, the son of Official Mi Ru Cheng, was confined in their attic for three years by his father to focus on his studies. With the help of Xiao Shu Zi, a lively and carefree individual, Mi He manages to escape and is determined to become a righteous government official dedicated to serving the people's best interests. Through his intelligence and commitment, Mi He earns the respect of Liu Tong Xun and his colleagues as they work together to address the issues in the nation's granary.

This series follows the life of a young Prince named Hong Li, who later becomes Emperor Qian Long. Despite being the obvious choice to succeed his father Yong Zheng, Hong Li faces challenges and hardships on his journey to maturity. With a sincere and direct approach, he tries to use his education to improve the state's affairs. Surprisingly, this approach displeases Yong Zheng, leading the 3rd and 5th Princes, guided by their teacher Mr. Tian, to win over Yong Zheng and influence his decision to pass the throne to someone else.

Princess Sheng Ping is a determined royal who has a strong affection for Jiju. She escapes the palace to watch her favorite Jiju player, Chen Shao Tang, and amusingly crosses paths with Guo Ai, the sixth son of the Prince of Fenyang. Despite a rocky start, they eventually become close friends by helping each other and making valuable connections. Their bond deepens after failed romances lead them to marriage, although challenges arise due to Sheng Ping's royal status. Trouble brews when Guo Ai's ex-lover, Luo Xia, returns to cause discord. A drunken Guo Ai lashes out at Sheng Ping after she misses a family celebration, leading to a strained relationship between them. (DramaWiki; adapted from the Chinese folk tale "Zui Da Jin Zhi")

Lee Lin Yin and On Tak Hoi, who both came from humble backgrounds, were sold into servitude as palace eunuchs when they were young. Under the guidance of senior eunuch Lau Dor San, they formed a strong brotherly bond and rose to prominent positions serving Empress Dowager Ci Xi. However, Tak Hoi's greed strained his relationship with the cautious Lin Yin. As the head eunuch, Chan Fuk felt threatened by their rising influence and began scheming against them. Fortunately, Lin Yin received support from palace maid Sin Yung and eunuch pharmacist Yiu Seung Hei. Meanwhile, tensions rose as Emperor Tong Zi prepared to select his empress, causing concern for Empress Dowager Ci An that Ci Xi would gain more power. To counter this, she allied with the Grand Prince to weaken Ci Xi's position.

Xu He Zi, a talented singer and dancer hailing from Yongxin, Jiangxi, finds herself enamored with her childhood companion, the scholar Yin Meng He. Despite her affections, she is forcefully taken from her home by local authorities and transported to the palace in Chang'an. Upon entering the imperial harem, she becomes entangled in a power struggle between Consort Mei and Imperial Consort Yang. Despite her desire to depart the palace, fate intervenes and she catches the attention of Emperor Xuan Zong with her melodic voice, leading him to bestow upon her the title of "Singing Consort".

This story revolves around Lady Kim, a cunning concubine, and the turbulent events that occurred during the reign of King Seon Jo to Prince Gwang Hae, marked by immoral acts and violence all in the name of safeguarding the throne. Prince Gwang Hae's immoral actions were not unique to the Joseon dynasty. In the pursuit of protecting the throne, a parent murdered their offspring, a brother killed another brother, and a wife assassinated her husband. However, their deeds were not simply immoral acts. It is conceivable that other kings would have behaved similarly to Prince Gwang Hae if faced with the same imminent threat to their rule.

A sweeping story of war and a timeless romance set in the midst of conflict in ancient China's Tang Dynasty. (Viki)

This show revolves around the story of Qin Shi Huang, the inaugural ruler who brought together China under the Qin dynasty in 221 BC.

The drama revolves around the formative years of the renowned Yang Clan before they entered the military. It depicts the impact of their parents, adversaries, and romantic partners on shaping their identities, guiding their paths, and inspiring them to become the heroic fighters that their clan is renowned for.

Emperor Tai Zong of the Tang Dynasty appointed competent and honest individuals to key positions by carefully selecting and utilizing his ministers. Tai Zong was known for seeking candid feedback and constructive criticism from his advisors, demonstrating a deep respect for life and a willingness to listen. By surrounding himself with upright ministers like Wei Zheng, he displayed humility and openness to guidance. During his rule, Tai Zong prioritized agriculture, promoted frugality, and revitalized culture and religion, including enhancing the imperial examination system. These efforts contributed to a stable society. In the military, he quelled unrest caused by Tu Jue's influence, while also showing respect for the traditions of ethnic minorities in border regions, leading to peace and stability. Tai Zong's reign, known as Zhenguan (626-649), marked the first golden age of the Tang Dynasty and set the stage for the prosperous Kaiyuan era.

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.