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During the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, individuals of high moral character in the Jianghu community helped a band of orphans from the Heaven and Earth Society evade capture by the imperial court rebels.

After suffering defeat in the Opium Wars, Qing China decides to modernize its military by establishing a new military academy. Despite his secret revolutionary beliefs, Chan Do Yeung (Damian Lau) is appointed as the principal of the academy and agrees to the position under the condition that he can enroll Han students. Two of the first students admitted are TamChi Tung (Bosco Wong) from a noble family and Wong Ng (Ron Ng) a commoner, who form a close friendship despite their social differences. Another student, Cheuk Lan (Shirley Yeung), is a princess from a branch of the ruling family.

Kevin Cheng stars as Ip Man in the initial television portrayal of Ip Man's challenges in southern China in the early 1900s.

Following a difficult period in his life, former undercover detective Pau Kai Chung travels to the Wudang Mountains in Hubei, China to seek solace. While there, he reunites with his former martial arts mentor Mo Yee Shan, who now runs an inn and martial arts academy in the mountains. Yee Shan also cares for a man named Ho Ching Tung, who has a mysterious background. Kai Chung takes on a role as a chef at Yee Shan's inn. However, peace is disrupted when a group of martial arts students led by Yee Shan's daughter Lok Yeung arrives. Their presence triggers painful memories for Kai Chung, who had crossed paths with Lok Yeung in Hong Kong. It is revealed that Lok Yeung's true motive for returning to Wudang is to convince her mother to sell the inn and martial arts school to an investment group from Hong Kong. Yee Shan agrees to the sale on the condition that Lok Yeung wins a competition within three months. To aid Lok Yeung, Yee Shan feigns an injury and appoints Kai Chung as the new instructor at the martial arts school. As events unfold, Ching Tung regains his sanity and exposes Kai Chung's hidden identity, putting everyone at Wudang in jeopardy.

The play narrates the tale of the youthful protagonist Xu Zai Hao's resurgence from his family's devastating destiny.

The narrative revolves around the intricacies of family relationships within a contemporary martial arts clan. Mei Chao Ying, a traditional Kung Fu expert, and Ren Xiao Xuan, her daughter-in-law, are at the center of the story. Xiao Xuan, a dancer with aspirations of being in the spotlight, finds herself content with the simple joy of dancing daily. Despite facing challenges in her career, Xiao Xuan is a hopeful newlywed eager to embark on a new journey. However, her husband disappears during their honeymoon, leading her suspicious mother-in-law to believe she is involved. As they navigate through the ordeal, the mother and daughter duo realize their true adversary is Huang Shu Lang, a returning relative aiming to take over the family's heritage.

Huo En Di and Zhao Sheng Xian were former comrades in the same martial arts group, sharing a bond similar to brothers. However, their relationship changed when their master, on his deathbed with only En Di present, named him as his successor. This led to a longstanding rivalry between the Huo and Zhao families, who engage in periodic martial arts competitions. Huo Yuan Jia, En Di's fourth son, was a frail child and was never taught martial arts by his father, who encouraged him to focus on academics instead. Feeling slighted, Yuan Jia secretly learned martial arts from a mysterious mentor who had saved his life. During a confrontation fueled by their families' feud, En Di and Sheng Xian's top disciple unexpectedly appears seeking vengeance, believing he should have been the rightful successor. As it becomes clear that no one can defeat him, Yuan Jia is compelled to showcase the martial arts skills he has concealed for years.

Orin, a previous member of the protection organization Tesugari-nin for shogun Tokugawa Ieshige, decides to depart from the group upon discovering its hidden truths. As she delves into uncovering the reality, Orin finds herself being pursued by individuals intent on ending her life.

Chun returns to Hong Kong for his sister's wedding, only to find out that the wedding has been called off. As a fan of Judo, he seeks to learn the sport from Ben, who refuses due to feeling responsible for the wedding being canceled. Instead, Ben assigns his sister Jing to teach Chun. Chun pretends to be infatuated with Jing in order to improve his Judo skills, unaware of his true feelings for her. In the Judo class, Chun is defeated by his friend Leung on the mat, but the real challenge lies in winning Jing's heart.

Ng Ka Kit, a promotions manager for an IT company, is selected to participate in a training project in Beijing. To his surprise, the training involves studying Wushu at the Wushu Academy. There, he encounters his old rival, singer Vivian Yan, and former office boy Lam Muk Sui. Vivian is learning Wushu to expand her career into the American markets. Despite their initial animosity, the three Hong Kong natives bond over their shared frustration with their coach, Sun Zheng. As they live and train together, they come to understand that Zheng's strictness is meant to improve their focus and dedication to Wushu. This realization leads to a shift from hostility to mutual respect, with Kit and Zheng developing a strong friendship. Upon returning to Hong Kong, Kit discovers he has lost his influence at the company and decides to resign. Meanwhile, Vivian's career faces a setback due to a new competitor. In a show of solidarity, Kit and Vivian join forces in a new business venture. Just as Kit is about to profess his love to Vivian, her career takes off again, causing her to reject his advances. As Kit's feelings for Dan, the assistant coach, resurface, Vivian watches with jealousy but suppresses her own emotions to protect her pride.

Leung Tsan, a chef and student of Wing Chun Master Wong Wah Po, simply desires to save up enough money to wed his beloved Cheung Kin Hei. However, his plans are derailed when he is implicated in the murder of a Manchu martial arts expert. With the help of Ping Yi, whom he coincidentally encounters, Tsan seeks refuge with his master's associate, Leung Yee Tai, in Foshan. Despite the obstacles, Tsan is determined to clear his name and continue his quest to marry his fiancée. As he delves into the murder mystery, Tsan finds employment at Mr. Chan's establishments. To his surprise, he discovers Cheung Kin Hei working there, now married. Confusion ensues, but Tsan persists in his investigation. With the assistance of Tai, a government official, Tsan tries to navigate through the case. Along the way, Tsan encounters a captivating Manchu princess who expresses interest in getting to know him better after a series of unexpected events.

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.

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 narrative revolves around a long-standing conflict between Liu Lang Yue and the feudal lord of the Yue clan. Lang Yue suffered severe trauma as a child, resulting in disfiguring scars that now require her to wear a disguise. She has been living in seclusion in a valley with her two disciples, Jin Cheng and Jin Bao, along with a group of wolf companions reminiscent of Lassie. When Lord Yue's eldest son sets out to hunt the wolves, he is ultimately defeated by Jin Cheng. However, Jin Cheng sustains serious injuries from the encounter, prompting Tong Fu Er, the daughter of the renowned healer Tong Yuan, to step in and save him using a unique method involving bee venom to neutralize the arrow wounds. This technique, known as the 'magical needle', leads to a bond forming between Jin Cheng and Tong Fu Er, culminating in a blossoming romance.

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

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

Yue Lan Shan, known for her special ability called Heart Tune, is the daughter of the Duke of the Anye Clan. In order to locate her patron, she embarks on a journey using the alias Nan Xia and gains recognition in the realm of martial arts. During her quest, she identifies a member of the Qingfeng Clan who bears a birthmark resembling a peach blossom on his chest, which matches the one on her benefactor. Thus begins a romantic tale within the martial arts community.

This narrative follows the renowned Wong Fei Hung during his early days.

The plot centers on the Wui Yau Protection Company, the leading safeguard and escort service in Hangzhou. Unfortunately, the company's financial mismanagement has led it to the brink of bankruptcy. Sheung Ching-Tong (played by Samuel Kwok), the head of the family along with his four sons, must work with allies and trusted individuals to revive the agency and prevent its imminent demise.

Within the realm, two factions exist: one representing goodness, known as the Saint Sword Sect led by Pak Tong Ngo, and the other embodying evil, called the Blood Shadow Sect led by the mysterious duo Sze Ma Shing Wan and Mo Yung Koo Yuet. The Saint Sword Sect launched an attack on the Blood Shadow Sect, causing it to disband. Prior to the clash, Sze Ma Shing Wan and Mo Yung Koo Yuet had twins whom they sent away for safety using eagles. Following the victory, Pak Tong Ngo assumed leadership of the Eight Sects. Two decades later, unrelated siblings Shing Fung and Shing Kung, along with their mother, made a living by performing on the streets. Shing Fung participated in a competition during a wealthy man's daughter's wedding, aiming to retrieve a lucky peach from a tall scaffold. This led him to encounter his mentor, Pak Tong Chi Lung. Shing Fung succeeded in passing the trials to join the Saint Sword Sect, where he befriended Ging Lui. Within the sect, Ging Lui embarked on a quest to find his mother.

Yao Kai Xin, a young woman studying kung fu, has a chance encounter with a skier in a yellow outfit while snowboarding on a snowy mountain. When he saves her from a fall, all she has to identify him is a single ski glove. Determined to find her rescuer, she leaves her hometown and ventures into the city, where she experiences the complexities of love and the harsh realities of life for the first time. In the city, she meets Shao Jie, Yue Xin, and others at Guo dojo. A misunderstanding leads her to believe that the missing glove belongs to Yue Xin, only to discover later that it actually belongs to Shao Jie. Shao Jie, the son of a wealthy family, leads a reckless lifestyle of extravagance and infidelity. This clashes with Kai Xin's innocence and her unwavering sense of justice. When tragedy strikes Shao Jie's family, will he find the strength to overcome it? Shao Jie meets Jing Jing, a kind and independent woman, and for the first time, he feels a genuine connection. Will he choose the graceful dancer Jing Jing or the bold and fearless Kai Xin?

A humorous tale centering around a group of friends and their adventures in the small village of Qixia.

In a fierce fight over the coveted "sacred chalice" of darkness, Swordsman Lei Ou must do whatever it takes to prevent it from ending up in the hands of the wrong individuals, as the guardian of his tribe.

Ji Gong, an eccentric monk known for his unconventional habits of consuming meat and beer, is among the prominent Eighteen Buddha Monks despite originally being a fairy. He was banished to Earth to live as a monk after capturing the Buddha's Eagle due to the negligence of two fairies who were supposed to guard the creature. These two fairies, along with another fairy who was slain by the Eagle, were also punished by being transformed into regular humans, though not monks.

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.

First Season (Reimagining of The Tale of Insane Monk - comparable concept with unique plot twists) - Summary not available at this time -

The Su family's ancestral burial site is known for its excellent feng shui, allowing them to easily have nine sons while others pray for just one. However, Su Ran Ran was born as their only daughter, leading to her being spoiled and mischievous due to being treated like a princess. To protect her from her brothers' teasing, she is sent to Zhu Mountain as a disciple. As she grows older, her family struggles to find suitable husbands for her and her cousin. When a potential marriage arrangement arises, Su Ran Ran tries to escape but accidentally poisons a young man in white. Upon being brought back home, her potential suitor bluntly states that he has no intention of marrying her. Despite being rejected, she was not interested in marrying him either, always questioning why they were in such a hurry to find her a husband.

Liu Ritian, a resident known for selling movies and DVDs on the street, is recognized in the area as a dedicated kung fu enthusiast who trains diligently day and night, isolated in his own realm. By a stroke of luck, Liu Ri Tian's family heirloom manuscript ended up submerged in water, revealing fresh script. Following the instructions, Liu Ri Tian embarked on a journey back to the ancient world of martial arts. Overcoming various challenges, Liu Ri Tian eventually emerged as a legendary hero in the realm of martial arts.

Jiang Shi Qi is a skilled fighter who finds herself in a difficult situation when her father's martial arts academy is facing closure. Fortunately, she encounters a wealthy woman who bears a striking resemblance to her. This woman offers Shi Qi a deal - to marry her ailing fiancé, Liu Hao Qun, in exchange for financial assistance to save the school. Despite her reservations, Shi Qi agrees to the arrangement. However, she soon learns that Liu Hao Qun has been pretending to be sick in order to take back control of his family's business from his half-brother. Ultimately, he succeeds in his plan, and Shi Qi finds herself married to a wealthy man with a vast fortune. As their bond grows stronger, the wealthy woman reappears in their lives.

Taking place in the early 1900s, the narrative centers around Lin Ruo Fan, the firstborn of a martial arts family in decline. Left on his own as a young child, he is taken in by a Shaolin expert who aids in his recovery and teaches him the ways of martial arts. Upon his return home years later, Lin Ruo Fan is met with treachery and discord among his own relatives. Alongside him throughout his journey is his steadfast junior sister, Zhou Ling Er, who offers constant support. Driven to demonstrate his worth, he participates in the esteemed Martial King Tournament, where rivalries and hidden threats jeopardize his progress. As the struggle for supremacy unfolds, Lin Ruo Fan battles not just for victory, but for integrity and a future where genuine martial prowess triumphs.

The movie "Kung Fu Soccer" combines the worlds of soccer and talented individuals. Each character possesses a unique Kung Fu skill that they incorporate into their soccer playing. Lam Chung Fu, a former renowned soccer player in China, was betrayed by his brother and had to give up his career. One day, Lam encounters a young man named Shun, also known as Little Sun, who impresses him with his Kung Fu and kicking abilities. Inspired by Shun, Lam decides to create a Kung Fu soccer team to infuse martial arts techniques into the sport. However, their journey is not without challenges...

Tong Sap Yat is a captivating Muy Thai fighter who, along with his mentor Ko Wai Ting, honed his boxing skills in Thailand. However, a moment of greed led him down a dark path known as the Black Fist, causing him to make a mistake that haunted him. Upon returning to Hong Kong, he decided to leave his boxing days behind and took on a job as a security guard at a sports equipment company. Throughout this time, he harbored romantic feelings for his female supervisor, Chai Pak Fai. Bat Ka Sing, the assistant manager at the same company, initially clashed with Sap Yat due to misunderstandings but eventually became close friends. Ka Sing harbored a strong desire to pursue Muy Thai, reigniting Sap Yat's passion for the sport. Their shared love for boxing deepened their bond, leading to Sap Yat overcoming his past and returning to the ring. He mentored Ka Sing and a talented mute female boxer named Ding Yan Chi, guiding them to become champions. However, Sap Yat's former mentor, Ting, grew envious and eventually turned against him, causing tension between Sap Yat and Ka Sing.

The peace in the world is disrupted when monsters suddenly start attacking, causing chaos and destruction. The UDF (United Defense Force) sends Team DASH (Defense Action Squad Heroes) from Base Titan in Tokyo Bay to combat the menacing creatures. During a battle with the monster Ragorath, DASH member Mizuki Koishikawa's jet, Dash Bird One, crashes. Kaito Toma, a civil service volunteer with dreams of joining DASH, rescues Mizuki and takes control of the jet to confront the monster. However, he struggles to control the jet during the fight and is rescued by a mysterious giant who gives him the Max Spark. With this power, Kaito transforms into Ultraman Max to defend the Earth against the monsters and aliens threatening its safety.