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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.

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 play was created in honor of the centenary of Comrade Peng Zhen's birth, depicting his life from 1929 to 1990

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.

Describes the unusual tale of the prince and the Sacred Blade landing in Shuangqi Town

Portrays the heartfelt journey of Jiao Yu Lu, a dedicated member of the Chinese Communist Party, from her involvement in the revolution to sacrificing her life for the people

During the initial phase of his youth, from 1225 to 1227, Kublai Khan absorbed the teachings and actions of his grandfather Genghis Khan, underwent training, expanded his knowledge, and contemplated his future, which shaped his perspective on life and values. In the following period known as the "hidden mansion years" from 1232 to 1259, Kublai Khan faced challenges after losing his father and was guided by his greatmother Soluheteni, ultimately shouldering the responsibilities of his family and the Khanate. The third phase, Zhizai Kunyuan, spanning from 1260 to 1271, saw Kublai Khan's struggle to claim the Khan throne, defeat Ali Buge, and initiate the unification of China. Lastly, the era of great Qianyuan from 1271 to 1293 marked Kublai Khan's establishment as the first emperor of a minority in China, successfully achieving the unification and governance of the country.

Wai-Lan Au-Yeung, the proprietor of a martial arts school, is finally reunited with her son, Yu-Cheung Goo, after a long period of separation. Upon returning home, Cheung discovers that his younger brother, Yu-Tong Goo, is seriously ill and that his father was killed years ago by Wing Dak, the current head of a pharmaceutical company and a longtime enemy of the Goo family. Despite his lack of interest in kung-fu, Cheung displays flashes of skill when he confronts Wing Man-Gwan, the disrespectful son of Wing Dak. Putting her faith in Cheung, Wai-Lan not only trains him in the family's unique kung-fu techniques but also enrolls him in the Guangdong Boxing Championship Tournament. Unexpectedly, Cheung finds himself facing Man-Gwan in the final match. As Cheung gains fame and success in martial arts, he becomes entangled in a love triangle involving his adopted sister, Ying Ngan-Ming, his crush, Chow Bing-Bing, and himself.

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 tale of the famous Drunken Fist is recounted in this magnificent martial arts saga. Dragon, a young man filled with ideals, unexpectedly becomes the leader of the Heaven And Earth Sect, tasked with assassinating the Ching Emperor. Along his journey, Dragon acquires the Drunken Fist technique from a former Shaolin monk and unravels the secrets surrounding the Sect and his father's demise. Packed with thrilling fight scenes, Drunken Kung Fu is an enthralling kung fu story that will leave you craving for more!

Based on Shi Yu Kun's novel "Qi Xia Wu Yi," this information has been extracted.

In human form, a prosperous fox family has nine daughters, with their father being a renowned king in their realm. One day, the father arranges for his youngest daughter to be married. This daughter, who adores exploring the human world, decides to enter into a fake marriage contract with a human in order to avoid the arranged marriage. However, she keeps her true identity a secret, resulting in a series of amusing and chaotic events in their lives.

Twenty years ago, the Tong family was falsely accused of treason and sentenced to death. Tong Bik managed to escape with her life, but tragically lost her infant son in the process. Her husband, Ling Fung, was saved from death by a eunuch named Cheung Sing and forced to serve him as a captain of the guards. Ling agreed to serve the eunuch in order to seek revenge on the Szema family, who he believed were responsible for the downfall of the Tong family. Wearing a mask to conceal his identity as a death row convict, Ling remained in the capital to carry out his plan. After Tong Bik's second husband passes away, she decides to seek revenge on the Szema family by setting up a weapons foundry in the capital to compete with them for business. To showcase the foundry's skills, she creates a special sword for a competition and enlists a young man named Mang Lui, who has a disabled mother, to be the swordsman. Unbeknownst to them, a tragic event looms on the horizon as Mang Lui falls in love with Tong Bik's daughter, Wong Yee. Meanwhile, Tsun Wai, the daughter of a renowned doctor, arrives to help heal Mang Lui's mother and also finds herself drawn to him.

During the mid-17th century, the Manchus seized control of the lands once ruled by the Ming Empire, leading to the establishment of the Qing Empire. Concerned about potential resistance from the wulin, or martial artists' community, the Qing government implemented a ban on martial arts practice and weapon possession among the general population. This information was derived from Liang Yu Sheng's novel series, Qi Jian Xia Tian Shan .

Yun Chi Lo encountered Mang Yun Chiu when Mang sought assistance. Initially cautious of Mang, Yun eventually developed feelings for him, and their love was mutual. After Mang left to return to his master, Yun couldn't forget him and set out to find him. During her journey, she was poisoned by a malicious man, requiring her to sleep with someone of the opposite sex to cure it. Despite the man's attempt to assault her, Mang arrived in time to intervene. Together, they slept together to remove the poison. Promising to return for Yun, Mang convinced her to return home. However, rumors circulated that Mang had passed away, leaving Yun, carrying his child, heartbroken. To provide her baby with a father figure, Yun married Yeung Mo. Unbeknownst to her, Mang was alive and returned to find Yun already wed.

The upcoming project will draw inspiration from the initial book in the Lu Xiao Feng series, titled The Realm of the Gilded Avian .

Li Huai, despite being the grandson of the famous Li Xun Huan from the Xiao Li Fei Dao lineage, is considered illegitimate and has led a nomadic life from a young age. Upon returning to his hometown years later with a treasure left by his mother, he is wrongly accused of theft by an official and falls into a trap set by the guard leader, Han Jun. During this challenging period, he is repeatedly rescued by a mysterious woman named Xue Cai Ye, leading to the deepening of their emotional connection. Taken from the book series "Little Li Flying Dagger" by Gu Long.

"Nishui Han" chronicles the journey of Qi Shao Shang as he seeks to uncover the mystery surrounding his sword, Nishui Han. Serving as the primary antagonist is Gu Xi Zhao, who is determined to thwart Qi Shao Shang's quest for answers. Throughout their conflicts and challenges, the characters contemplate the significance of loyalty, justice, love, and life. The novel delves into the complexities of human emotions and the characters' search for the true meaning of life. Based on the book penned by Wen Rui An.

Ling Hu Chong, a practitioner of the Hua Shan sword style, finds himself in a difficult situation when his peers accuse him of stealing their sacred scripture. To avoid more trouble, he decides to leave and unexpectedly befriends Ying Ying. Together, they work to resolve issues at her school of sorcery. This story is based on the novel "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer" by Jin Yong.

The narrative centers around Pu Di Liu, a resident of the border region encompassing Guizhou, Hunan, and Chongqing from 1927 to 1950

"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

To seek vengeance, Feng Su Zhen adopts the guise of a male scholar and infiltrates the palace

The narrative centers around Zhang Xue Liang, a significant figure in Northeastern China in the early 1900s. He is best known for his involvement in The Xi'an Incident, where he collaborated with Zhou En Lai to detain Chiang Kai Shek to redirect his focus towards combating the Japanese rather than the Communists. As a result, he was confined to house arrest for nearly seven decades. Today, he is revered as a hero by various factions.

This play portrays the story of Peng Dehuai (1898-1974), a prominent figure among the Ten Marshals of the People's Republic of China. (source: Wikipedia)

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

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.

The remarkable narrative of chairman Park Tae-joon, who achieved the seemingly unattainable success, alongside a range of fictional tales that illustrate Korea's economic development.

This serves as the precursor to Lotus Lantern, focusing on the tale of Chen Xiang's uncle, Er Lang Shen.

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.

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)

During ancient times, Liu Si Xi, the son of a wealthy demon-hunting family, possessed a unique talent. Any demon or human who absorbed his spiritual energy would greatly enhance their skills. However, despite his abilities, Liu Si Xi was known for his playboy lifestyle, spending his days surrounded by women. On the other hand, Ling Ling Jiu, the youngest princess of the Fox family, was known for her kind and refined nature, as well as her reputation as a clever trickster. Wanting to harness Si Xi's energy for her mother, Jiu Mei infiltrated the Liu household disguised as a staff member. Unexpectedly, the two developed feelings for each other, turning from enemies to lovers. From that moment on, the romantic demon hunter and his cunning fox girlfriend embarked on a whimsical and tumultuous journey of love and rivalry.

Wong Fei Hung, a renowned figure of his era, is both a skilled martial artist and a revered hero. As a doctor at Po Chi Lam, a clinic in Canton, he has rescued numerous individuals, yet he is compelled to utilize his combat skills to protect the community.

The narrative follows the journey of the monk Zhi Yuan and his five followers amidst the tumultuous Northern and Southern Dynasties era

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.

Story of a decades-long conflict between the Da Qi Men Pai and the Wu Fu Men Pai. The violence has been ongoing for such a long time that even the leaders are unsure of the origins of the animosity. In a new era of the Da Qi Sect, two courageous individuals, Tie Zhong Tang and Yun Cheng, emerge. The narrative chronicles their journeys as they uncover more about the factions involved in the feud and strive to bring an end to the bloodshed.

This dark martial arts series follows the story of two swordsmen, Sze Ma and Cheuk, whose friendship transforms into animosity as they vie for the position of martial arts world leader. After Sze Ma is assassinated, his follower Ko and his weapon, the Tearful Sword, must confront Cheuk, who has plotted to eliminate Ko with his own sinister plan. (yesasia.com)

The plot centers on the escapades of the main character Di Yun, a regular peasant who is falsely accused and locked up. Seeking retribution, he stumbles upon the Liancheng Swordplay manual, a valuable ancient document known for its martial arts techniques and a hidden map to a fortune. Inspired by Jing Yong's novel.

Based on the book series "The Legend of Lu Ya Ping Shaolin Chronicles: The Final Battle" by author Lu Ya Ping.

Rumors have it that there are twelve missing soldiers who, if found, can bring order to the world. Jin Yiwei's Qian Bin Yuan Bin was tasked with locating these soldiers, but instead found himself entangled with Ji Menda, causing trouble. Luckily, Yuan Bin's childhood friend from the Golden Knife Gate came to his rescue just in time. To prevent Ji Menda from obtaining the soldier symbols and posing a threat to the country, Yuan Bin decided to find them first. As they searched for the soldiers and the truth, Ji Menda relentlessly pursued them, putting Yuan Bin in danger multiple times. Despite the challenges, their childhood bond grew stronger, but their happiness was short-lived as Yuan Bin's father suddenly demanded his death. How will they overcome these obstacles and emerge victorious against Ji Menda's Guardian Runes? The path ahead is still fraught with difficulties and unknown dangers.

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 is centered around the ancient myths and folklore linked to the beginnings of Chinese society and the early period of Chinese history governed by the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. Following Pangu's separation of Heaven and Earth and Nüwa's creation of humanity, a devastating epidemic has plagued the world. The Flower Goddess (the Jade Emperor's sibling) and Shennong embark on a journey across China to find a remedy. Ultimately, they plant the seeds of Heaven on Earth, leading to the blooming of flowers across the land, thus rescuing humanity. The storyline also weaves in other tales from Chinese mythology, including Nüwa's restoration of the sky and Houyi's feat of shooting down nine suns.