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The Story Of Her

The series follows the story of Princess Tai Ping, the offspring of China's sole empress, Wu Ze Tian.

Da Ming Palace stands as the largest royal palace ever discovered through human archaeology, boasting a building area that is 3

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

Queen Insu (1437-1504), spouse of King Deok Jong and daughter of Hanh Wak, who served as the second state councilor, was designated as Queen Insu beginning in the second year of Sung Jong's reign. She is regarded as one of the most remarkable stateswomen in the history of Joseon. The television series illustrates the tragic fates and relationships of three women. During the reign of King Dan Jong, the sixth monarch of the Joseon Dynasty, Prince Soo Yang's son, Do Won, was wed to Han Jung. Distinct from other women of her time, Han Jung openly pursued her political ambitions. Ultimately, she opposed her mother-in-law, Queen Jung Hee, and maneuvered to place her son on the throne. The arrival of Deposed Queen Lady Yun escalated the tensions among the three women to a dramatic peak. (JTBC)

A documentary film that explores the shared recollections and individual stories from the era of "Reform and Opening Up"

The play depicts the challenges China encountered in making crucial decisions regarding peace and conflict, as well as good and evil, following the triumph of the Anti-Japanese War

Filmed as a dramatic presentation, this documentary is a unique exploration of an ancient era in Chinese history over 2,500 years ago. It delves into the stories of legendary leaders from the seven states of Qi, Chu, Yan, Han, Zhao, Wei, and Qin, recounting the dramatic events that shaped the nation from the end of the Warring States Period to the establishment of Qin's rule.

+ Network: EBS A docu-drama narrated by Jung Bo Suk that explores the individuals and historical events of Myeongdong from 1953 to 1960, a time when it thrived as the nation's cultural hub. This portrayal highlights the remarkable beauty and profound tragedies of that era, showcasing numerous artistic advancements alongside the struggles and sacrifices of the people in the aftermath of the Korean War. (DW)

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.

Upon uncovering her husband's extramarital relationship and his covert transfer of their joint possessions, Zheng Qi devises a scheme. Utilizing her nanny as a disguised investor, she orchestrates a ploy to retrieve what rightfully belongs to her.

During a visit to a temple with his royal officials and Queen, Emperor Qianlong and his entourage are ambushed by rebels from the "Sun-moon cult," led by Zhong Liang and Zi Xia. Thankfully, no one is harmed, but the Queen, who is pregnant, becomes distressed and tragically dies after taking herbal medicine prescribed by a royal doctor. Outraged by this incident, Qianlong orders an investigation. Meanwhile, unrest in China and suspicions of conspiracy among his concubines and officials prompt Qianlong to travel to Jiang Nan with his bodyguard E Rong An, scholar Ji Xiao Lan, and Lian Er, the former maid of the deceased Queen.

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.

A docudrama delving into the historical evolution of Dunhuang, tracing its transformation from a distant border settlement to a pivotal center of commerce and culture in Western China over the centuries. The narrative is interwoven with insights from specialists in the field.

Derived from the biography of Ding Bao Zhen, a government official hailing from the province of Guizhou in China.

The tale starts four years prior to her birth, when her mother Chou, a hopeful opera vocalist studying at a music school, crossed paths with her father Moritsuna, a skilled violin player. This narrative is inspired by the life of Kuroyanagi Tetsuko.

After unexpectedly passing away alongside his secretary Nana, Toto Bank President Ichihara received unsuccessful CPR attempts from four women. Following the president's pre-arranged instructions to stage his death as natural, the women cleaned up the scene and removed all evidence. Keitaro, a ramen restaurant owner and former political secretary, was assigned to manage the situation. He assembled a team consisting of housekeeper Satsuki and secretaries Chiyo, Nana, Fujiko, Saran, and Miwa to create a shadowcorps focused on aiding the vulnerable and punishing offenders.

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 series depicts historical events in China from the late 1800s to early 1900s, which resulted in the downfall of the Qing dynasty and the establishment of the Republic of China. It covers significant occurrences during the late Qing dynasty and Republican period, including the First Sino-Japanese War, the Hundred Days' Reform, the Boxer Rebellion, and the Xinhai Revolution. Various factions, including monarchists, reformers, and revolutionaries, offer different solutions to the Qing dynasty's worsening situation, all aiming towards a common objective of restoring China as a sovereign, international, and independent nation.

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.

A Chinese historical TV show is centered on the Transition from the Sui dynasty to the Tang dynasty, focusing on the character Li Shi Min who later becomes Emperor Tai Zong of the Tang dynasty. Li is portrayed as a virtuous and fearless leader who is willing to sacrifice his life for the empire when necessary.

A prophecy proclaiming, "The Dugu World: Whoever possesses Dugu, possesses the world," echoes throughout the land, suggesting that the Dugu family was meant for greatness. This prophecy brings focus to Dugu Xin, a court official, and his three daughters - Dugu Ban Ruo, Dugu Man Tuo, and Dugu Jia Luo. Each sister is gifted with beauty and intelligence from birth, and they make a pact to protect each other from the prophecy's potential harm. Despite their unity, Dugu Ban Ruo is driven by ambition to claim the empress' title, while Dugu Man Tuo seeks wealth and status even if it means resorting to violence. On the other hand, Dugu Jia Luo, the youngest sister, remains oblivious to the power struggle between her siblings and simply seeks happiness. However, as fate would have it, a romantic interest will draw Jia Luo into a world where only one Dugu sister can emerge victorious.

The film depicts the real-life events during Emperor Wu's rule in the Han Dynasty, highlighting his triumphs, setbacks, life journey, and the brutal truths of existence. The screenplay drew inspiration from Ban Gu's "Book of Han" and Sima Qian's "History Records."

A television series depicting the initial stages of western impact in Taiwan, the story is set in 1867 after The Rover shipwreck. It follows the efforts of William Pickering and Dr. Patrick Manson in mediating between the American Consul and the indigenous leaders of southern Taiwanese tribes to uncover the fate of the survivors from the shipwreck. (TVDb)

Narrates the tale of the sole female ruler in Chinese history who held the position of Empress Regnant. Based on the life of Wu Ze Tian.

Empress Wu Ze Tian made history as the only woman to ascend to the throne in ancient China. She was not born into nobility, but rather as the daughter of a wood merchant named Wu Shi Huo. Merchants were viewed negatively in those times, considered greedy and ruthless. Wu Ze Tian's mother, Princess Yang, hailed from the noble Sui Dynasty, which was overthrown by the Tang Dynasty following conflicts between Yang Guang and Li Shi Min. Princess Yang lived a commoner's life until her marriage in her forties, giving birth to two daughters, with Mei Niang being the second. Mei Niang was chosen to enter the Imperial Palace at the age of fourteen during Li Shi Min's reign as emperor. Initially enamored by her beauty, Li Shi Min's attention later shifted to another young woman named Xu Hui, who shared Mei Niang's intelligence and wit. Rumors circulated in Chang'an City about an empress named Wu who would seize power and eliminate the Li family's descendants. Li Shi Min suspected Wu Ze Tian could be this prophesied empress, considering eliminating her as a precaution. However, he ultimately decided to spare her life and advised her to become a nun at Ganye Temple alongside some of his other consorts. In that era, the notion of a woman ruler was deemed preposterous.

This story delves into the intense power struggle among imperial consorts during the Qing Dynasty. The Forbidden Palace is divided into two factions: Chuan Fei and Xiang Bin. Fearing the loss of the emperor's favor, Chuan seeks a replacement in the imperial concubine selection to rival Xiang for the position of Empress. Si Lin Chun escapes on her wedding day to participate in the selection and encounters a man named Ding An along the way. Jing Zhen and Lord Yi Hui, who have been close since childhood, are in love, but Jing decides to become a beloved concubine for the sake of improving relations with Mongolia. Desperate, Lord Yi Hui constantly seeks out Jing, while Si finds comfort in Lord Yi Hui. The complicated love triangle adds further chaos to the Forbidden Palace.

Da Yu Er, a notable woman in the early Qing Dynasty, played a key role in overseeing three changes of power. Originally a carefree princess exploring the Mongolian grasslands, she harbored hopes of marrying Dorgon, her true love. However, she ultimately wed his sibling, Hong Tai Ji, in a strategic marriage alliance. Throughout her life, she faced a constant internal battle between following her heart and fulfilling her obligations to her family.

A baby boy is born one fateful night, bearing a jade pendant and a mark on his left shoulder that reveals his true identity as the emperor's son. Raised as an orphan named Xue Ping Gui to protect him from threats on his life, he later falls in love with Wang BaoChuan, the third daughter of the emperor's prime minister. Despite their love, they face opposition from her disapproving father and societal norms during the Tang Dynasty. The couple must overcome numerous obstacles and make sacrifices for their love to survive.

During Qianlong's eight-year rule, a thorough examination of the golden chamber bird resulted in a devastating earthquake that brought about calamities. This event revealed the pressing issue of diminishing grain fields in Daqing.

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

The 'X Files of the Tang Dynasty' follows a unique bureau dedicated to exploring the supernatural and mysterious. The team consists of six members, each with their own distinct abilities: Samoyed, a walking encyclopedia, an expert in analysis, a specialist in ballistics, a weapons expert, and a medic.

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.

With the rise of China as a key player in the commercial world, the silk, embroidery, and weaving industries are experiencing a surge in growth. In particular, the Gusu District in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, has emerged as a powerhouse in this sector. One prominent family leading the weaving dynasty is the Ren family, known for closely guarding their weaving techniques. In traditional Chinese society, men are typically seen as the dominant figures. In the Ren family, the nominal head is Ren Xue Tang, a gentle and philosophical individual with a passion for poetry. His wife of a decade, Shen Cui Xi, is his complete opposite - fiery, opinionated, and highly competitive, she plays a crucial role in managing the family business with her exceptional embroidery skills. However, when Ren Xue Tang gets entangled in a smuggling ring investigation, he reunites with his former love, Zeng Bao Qin. As Zeng Bao Qin finds herself in the Ren family's home, she faces Shen Cui Xi, her long-standing romantic rival. With enemies closing in on the family, a partnership between these two women might be the key to avoiding a downfall. Will they be able to set aside their rivalry and work together, or will jealousy and love hinder their cooperation?

Liang Wei Wei finds herself transported through time once more, this time as a ruthless female emperor instead of a powerless queen. Jing Qing, who used to be a cunning emperor, now plays the role of a vulnerable general seeking to overthrow her rule. In her new reality, Liang Wei Wei is surrounded by a harem of three thousand beautiful women but is despised as a tyrant by all. To win back the affections of Jing Qing, whom she cannot stop thinking about, she must help him regain his lost memories. However, she is surprised to discover that he is more sensitive than she had anticipated.

The narrative follows a jaded and somewhat unfriendly government worker named Eun O, who travels across the country in search of his mother, who vanished due to his error. Eun O possesses the unique ability to see spirits, which has led him to become accustomed to the presence of various ghosts. Consequently, he no longer fears them. During his journey, Eun O encounters a ghost named A Rang, who was a lovely young woman before her untimely murder. A Rang implores Eun O to avenge her death, and he endeavors to fulfill her wish.

During the late 10th century, the Liao dynasty was in power with Prime Minister Xiao Si Wen and Princess Yan's youngest daughter, Xiao Chao, caught in a love affair with the ambitious Han De Rang. However, Xiao Chao was married to Emperor Jin Zhong. Despite this, she became a strong defender of Liao, leading armies and assisting in governance, eventually becoming Empress. Meanwhile, Han De Rang excelled as a top general and minister. Both struggled to contain their enduring love for each other amidst their official duties.

After learning that his birth mother is not Empress Dowager Liu E but her servant Li Lanhui, Zhao Zhen decides to marry his daughter Princess Fukang to Li Wei, the son of the Li family, as a gesture of apology for his lack of respect. In the political sphere, Zhao Zhen works to maintain a delicate balance between the conservative and progressive factions following the backlash against the Qingli reforms. Within the palace, Emperor Renzong deals with the loyal Empress Cao, the troublesome Zhang Mihan, and the gentle Lady Miao.