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The presence of Sima Yi's swords and Zhuge Liang's fan suggested an upcoming conflict. Part 2 will explore the dynamics between Sima Yi and Emperor Wei Cao Rui. Sima Yi's position as a key figure persists through the reigns of Cao Rui and Cao Fang, during which he faces his most formidable opponent.

Inadvertently transported four hundred years into the future to modern-day Foshan, three officials from the late-Ming Dynasty - Yuen Sung Woon, Joh Gwong Dau, and Lee Jun Chung - encounter Fong Wai Chi, who is on a quest to find a hidden master chef. Mistaking a female celebrity on TV for the missing crown princess Kwok Sin, Fong Wai Chi tricks them into believing she can arrange a meeting in Hong Kong. Eager to rescue the princess, the officials sign on as waiters and a chef at Fong Wai Chi's restaurant. Little do they know, Fong Wai Chi intends to capitalize on Lee Jun Chung's exceptional culinary abilities to revive the restaurant's ailing reputation. Operating under aliases, the trio helps transform the restaurant into a renowned establishment known for its attractive male staff, sparking a fierce competition among rival food businesses. With Yuen Sung Woon's assistance, Fong Wai Chi manages to navigate the financial battle and the two forge a unique bond. Meanwhile, Joh Gwong Dau delves into Kwok Sin's background and uncovers her true identity, as well as the destinies of all involved, in historical records. As the time approaches for their return to the Ming Dynasty, a difficult decision looms...

In the waning years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a complex web of power struggles, political scheming, and military aspirations unfolds as leaders, warlords, and government officials compete for supremacy. (Netflix) Derived from the book "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guan Zhong.

The focus of the story is on Liu Bo Wen, who played a key role in combating corruption and opposing treacherous officials in the Ming Dynasty's Hongwu era. (Chinese Drama Head Quarter Youtube Channel)

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A television comedy series taking place amidst the backdrop of the Second Sino-Japanese Conflict.

There is no historical figure that captures the hearts and imaginations of people worldwide quite like Zhao Zi Long, also known as Zhao Yun. He was a renowned military general during the late Eastern Han Dynasty and early Three Kingdoms period. Known for his exceptional fighting skills, bravery, and charm, Zhao Yun initially served under the warlord Zan Gong Sun before switching sides to join Liu Bei as one of the esteemed Five Tiger Generals. However, as Zhao Yun finds himself entangled in a romantic rivalry between the lovely Xiaohou Qing Yi and the formidable warrior Gao Ze, he may realize that battles of the heart can be the most perilous of all. This storyline is adapted from Luo Guan Zhong's novel "San Guo Yan Yi." Three versions of the adaptation are available: 49 episodes (TV), 56 episodes (Uncut), and 60 episodes (DVD).

The biography focuses on Mao An Ying, the firstborn son of Mao Ze Dong. (Credit: northkoreatech.org)

In the midst of the War of Liberation, Communist troops devised a plan to liberate China by crossing the Yangtze River and seizing control of the Kuomintang (KMT) capital. The city of Linjiang suddenly emerged as a crucial strategic point for both Communist and KMT forces. Chen Huai Yuan, the brave Commanding Officer of Linjiang and a respected KMT general, found himself in a challenging position as he navigated between the Communist troops and internal conflicts within his own party, torn between siding with the Communists or remaining faithful to the KMT. The presence of spies embedded in Linjiang would ultimately have a significant impact on the final outcome.

In the Edo era, a distressed samurai is given cutting-edge household gadgets from the contemporary world

Taking place during the Warring States Period, the narrative centers on a remarkable prodigy with a mysterious background. Similar to a chess grandmaster, Wang Chan orchestrates events during turbulent times to suppress rebellion and bolster his nation's power, eventually earning the revered title of Gui Gu Zi. In 390 BC, Wang Cuo aids the Crown Prince of Wei in thwarting a coup, leading to the exile of Wei Huan and the escape of Wu Qi to Chu. Following a momentous victory, Wang Cuo faces retaliation from Wu Qi, who seeks to claim Sun Tzu's The Art of War for himself. Surrounding the manor with five hundred soldiers, Wu Qi massacres all within. Despite the tragedy, Madame Wang gives birth to Wang Chan, who grows up to become a skilled political strategist.

In the continent of Xichuan, which is torn by warfare, four influential clans - Bei, Zichuan, Liufeng, and Lin - are vying for control. The ambitious Bei clan is targeting the Zichuan clan, jeopardizing the delicate power balance. In the midst of escalating tensions, the talented young commander Zichuan Xiu emerges to protect his people, rallying his loyal soldiers and sworn brothers to the battlefield. Despite facing betrayal, exile, and daunting challenges, Zichuan Xiu refuses to succumb to his fate. He forges a new path for himself in the face of adversity, transforming from a carefree youth into a formidable leader. His journey reshapes the future of Xichuan, with tales of his bravery spreading far and wide.

In the fight against Japanese forces, the New Fourth Army in Jiangnan displayed great courage. In a particular unit, Guo Jian Guang, serving as an instructor, guided eighteen injured soldiers to Shajiabang for recovery. However, individuals from the "loyal and righteous national salvation army," Hu Chuan Kui and Diao De Yi, pretended to resist the Japanese but actually switched sides. AQing Sao, an undercover Communist Party member, relied on the support of Grandma Sha and other anti-Japanese activists to ensure the safe recuperation and return of the New Fourth Army soldiers. Ultimately, they successfully defeated the entrenched enemy forces at Shajiabang, securing the liberation of the picturesque Jiangnan region south of the Yangtze River.

Li Bing He and Li Yu Fan are fraternal twins who have shared identical dreams since childhood. When Li Yu Fan falls into a coma following a car accident, Li Bing He attempts to utilize their shared dream world to bring her back. In this dream, Li Yu Fan becomes the esteemed Wu Mei Niang, her admirer Da Gang transforms into the court jester, and Li Bing He takes on the role of the Lord of Nan Chang. Together, they navigate a world filled with palace conspiracies where only the most cunning can survive. (DramaWiki)

A tale of joy and sorrow unfolds as an archaeologist is transported back in time to the Tang Dynasty and becomes entangled in palace politics. Yun Ye, caught in a sandstorm during an excavation, is astonished to find himself in ancient China. Drawing on his contemporary expertise, he establishes a new life for himself and gradually ascends the ranks as a government official. Along the way, he forges a bond with the Crown Prince and reunites with a past flame.

During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Era, turmoil reigns as feudal lords engage in endless warfare, causing suffering among the people. To alleviate humanity's plight, the sixth daughter of the Jade Emperor, Zhong Li Wu Yan, descends to earth. Formerly a heavenly goddess known for her kindness and compassion, she cannot bear to witness humanity's downfall and volunteers to help them by incarnating into a humble family in a small village. Despite her unattractive appearance, Zhong Li Wu Yan possesses unparalleled skills. In the midst of this chaos, Qi Xuan Wang, the ruler of the powerful Qi State, ascends to the throne but shows no interest in governing. It is fate that brings Zhong Li Wu Yan to the palace, where she becomes a consort to Qi Xuan Wang.

Yui Hayakawa, a 16-year-old girl with exceptional speed, is transported to the Warring States era after her genius younger brother invents a time machine. There, she meets and falls in love with Hagi Tadakiyo, the young lord of the Hagi clan. Upon returning to her own time, she learns from her teacher that the Hagi clan is destined for destruction. Determined to save Tadakiyo, Yui travels back to the Warring States era, where her adventure unfolds.

The saga commences in the Sui era and concludes with Li Yuan's rise to power and the formation of the Tang dynasty. The focus of the series is on the courageous figures who emerged during this period and their individual narratives.

In 1761, Ubashi ascended to power as the leader of the Turghut people. Around the same time, Catherine II of Russia increased her attempts to dominate the Turghuts. The oppressed Turghut population desired to rebel and reunite with their homeland in Dzungaria. Therefore, a decade later, Ubashi Khan led 170,000 fellow Turghuts on a significant journey in history known as the great long march.

Lord Xin Ling, a prominent figure among the 4 gentlemen in the Warring States Period, develops feelings for the lovely Ru Ji. However, Ru Ji chooses to marry his brother, King An Xi of the Wei state, instead. Refusing to be just a concubine in the palace, Ru Ji seeks to utilize her intelligence and skills. Little does she know, her actions will play a crucial role in rescuing the state of Zhao and altering the course of history.

In the midst of the Second Sino-Japanese War, Qin Chuan bravely stood up against oppressors and corrupt officials to protect his homeland, undergoing a transformation from a scholarly young man to a formidable warrior

In 1932, a 14-year-old girl named Jin Ying Zi, who had a deep love for music, experienced the tragic murder of her family at the hands of the Japanese army. She was taken in by Qiu Yu Hao, a leader fighting against the Japanese, and swore to avenge her family's death. Living among the guerrilla fighters, Jin Ying Zi formed strong bonds with her comrades, viewing them as her new family. However, she once again faced the harsh realities of war, losing the comfort of home. Eventually, the guerrilla forces exhausted their resources in a final battle against the Japanese army. Witnessing the devastating casualties of war, Jin Ying Zi slowly came to understand the true essence of life.

The Imperial Household Bureau in the Tong Dynasty oversees the management of all household services for the Emperor and the Imperial family. It consists of four departments: Jewels, Attire, Food, and Furnishings. Lan Sam Ho and Yiu Kam Ling are brought into the bureau at a young age and raised in the palace's strict disciplines. Yuen Tsui Wan, the Head of Jewels, and Chung Suet Ha, the Head of Attire, both admire Sam Ho for her kind-hearted nature. They compete for her favor, as Sam Ho always remembers her mother's advice to do good deeds, speak good words, and show goodwill. In contrast, Kam Ling believes in using ruthless tactics to survive in the palace, eventually becoming a concubine through deceit. Despite realizing Sam Ho's love for the chess master Ko Hin Yeung, Kam Ling's jealousy is sparked by Sam Ho's connection with Emperor Lee Yi. In a bid to maintain her power, Kam Ling falsely accuses Sam Ho of murdering the Empress, leading to Sam Ho's wrongful condemnation to death. However, Kam Ling's schemes do not unfold as planned, highlighting the message of the drama that "benevolence" ultimately leads to victory.

In the midst of a high-speed pursuit on a motorboat, local police officer Wong Tai Mui is swept up into a waterspout that serves as a portal through time. She finds herself transported back to 19th century Hong Kong during the Qing dynasty. There, she encounters a Cantonese pirate named Cheng Yat, along with his wife Shek Giu and their adopted son Cheung Po Tsai. Despite their skepticism about her sudden appearance, Tai Mui uses her knowledge of the future to help them escape a dangerous naval battle against the Qing fleet led by Prince Man Ho. Meanwhile, in Beijing's Imperial Palace, Consorts Yim and Shun scheme to increase their own power while manipulating Prince Man Ho. Disillusioned with the political intrigue and family conflicts, Prince Man Ho decides to leave the palace and abandon his aspirations for the throne. As a waterspout forms over the Canton Sea during a solar eclipse, Po Tsai assists Tai Mui in accessing the time portal that will return her to the 21st century. In a selfless act, he joins her on the journey back to the future.

The ebb and flow of ruling families and the succession of rulers are determined by the Mandate of Heaven. Ruco Chan wields significant influence in the court, possessing both power and riches that rival the nation itself. He holds a position of authority closer to that of the Emperor! Despite his title, Emperor Shaun Tam lacks real authority and is a victim of the changing times. He governs with less power than the common people! In just 28 days, a clash between power and justice will unfold. The ultimate question remains: can man overcome divine will, or is the Mandate of Heaven inviolable?

Based on Mu Yi's novel "Na Qie Ji."

The narrative follows the individuals residing at the base of the mountains in North-eastern China, who, guided by the Communist Party of China and the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, stood up against the Japanese invaders to protect their country

In ancient China during the Spring and Autumn period, the four prominent families in the Qi state were engaged in fierce competition for political power. Despite their fathers' rivalry, Sun Wu and Guo Wujiu formed a strong friendship and received military training from the renowned strategist Tian Rangju. In the Chu state, Wu Zixu became a fugitive after his father was falsely accused of treason and his family was wiped out by King Ping of Chu. With the help of Sun Wu and Wujiu, Wu Zixu found refuge in the Wu state. The situation in Qi worsened when the Sun clan launched a surprise attack on the Guo and Gao clans, leading to a violent conflict. Wujiu managed to escape from Qi and viewed Sun Wu as his bitter rival from then on. He settled in Chu and became a general. Meanwhile, Sun Wu, devastated by the events, roamed until he settled in Wu state. Through Wu Zixu's introduction, Sun Wu was appointed as the military leader by King Hel of Wu. Sun Wu began his successful career by writing The Art of War and showcasing his strategic brilliance in leading the Wu army to victory in battles against rival states.

The Han Triumph, also referred to as Wind Ode, is a Chinese TV show that depicts events from the early Han dynasty, starting with Liu Bang (Emperor Gao) establishing the dynasty after defeating Xiang Yu. The series also covers the events that led to the rule of Liu Heng (Emperor Wen).

During the Three Kingdoms period (220-280 AD), known as one of the most violent in Chinese history, the story unfolds of the love affair between Zhen Fu and Cao Cao, as well as his sons Cao Zhi and Cao Pi.

Akado Suzunosuke, a skilled swordsman from the Edo period, finds himself transported to the Reiwa era by chance. Can he overcome the demons, led by a silver-haired demon, in this new time period as well? And what challenges will he face as he navigates life in the contemporary era?

The narrative follows a woman from contemporary times who collaborates with a time enforcement officer from the future to apprehend unlawful time travelers. (DramaWiki)

During the Qing Dynasty, a period marked by political corruption and unethical officials, the people of China faced great hardships. Exploiting the chaos, foreign powers launched various invasions on the country. Amidst these turbulent times, a young hero named Song Shi Jie emerged quietly. Born to a jailer, Jie grew up observing the injustices and sorrows of the world from within the prison walls. He came to believe that the concepts of law and justice were distant ideals. Unconcerned with wealth or fame, Jie assisted his friend He Shouxin in achieving success and then set out on his own path to become an official. Alongside his brother Song Ajiu Lang, Jie lived a carefree life, encountering and outsmarting thieves and bullies with ease. His life took a turn when he crossed paths with Linglong, a woman of mysterious background with fierce temperament and exceptional martial arts skills. Despite their initial conflicts, Jie and Linglong's destinies intertwined, leading them to become a devoted couple. Jie's reputation as a skilled lawyer quickly spread throughout the country, attracting numerous clients and important figures seeking his assistance. Together with Linglong, brother Jiu, and maid Xiao Feng, Jie formed an unstoppable team capable of solving any case, big or small. Their keen eyes never missed a detail, ensuring that no case went unsolved.

In a twist of fate, a young man is mysteriously sent back to the Tang Dynasty where he is greeted by a bevy of lovely women. seizing the opportunity, he introduces innovations like perfume, soccer, and other advanced gadgets that quickly make him a beloved figure in this ancient time period. Will he ultimately choose to remain in the past, forsaking his modern life altogether? "Man Comes to Tang Dynasty" marks the debut of the initial Chinese historical Web drama series.

The tale of Sima Yi, a skilled statesman and tactician from the Three Kingdoms period. Alongside him are his shrewd female family members, facing off against the powerful Cao Cao and his successors. Who will emerge victorious in the battle for ultimate power after defending Wei from the formidable Kongming? (Viki)

Oedo is a bustling community with a diverse population. Yuta, an aspiring blacksmith, desires to assist others despite his lack of strength. One fateful day, he crosses paths with the inventor, Hiraga Gennai. Gennai presents Yuta with his creation - a steam-powered armor that enhances the wearer's strength manifold. Meanwhile, the malevolent organization Shimavaran, under the leadership of Amakusa Shiro, edges closer to Oedo. Yuta suits up in the steam-powered armor to confront Shimavaran! What lies ahead for the destiny of Oedo?

This series is inspired by the tale of Lu Bu and Diao Chan from the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. (DramaWiki)

Taking place amidst the clashes between nationalists and communists, the narrative showcases the confrontations between the New Fourth Army and the Japanese special units. Shao Hua, a successful businessman and the head of Shao Family Group, has established himself as a key supporter of the Communist Party in Yugang city due to his exceptional intellect and engineering abilities. Amidst internal conflicts within the town, Shao Hua teams up with Kuomintang's captain Bu DeXian to uncover the root cause of the disturbances, which is revealed to be a captivating and enigmatic journalist named Shen Zi Qing.

The plot revolves around Bai Wen Huan, who is the head of the Northern Shaanxi Brothers Association

During the 1930s in Shanghai, Peng Yu Tian, a National Army officer, bravely fought against the Japanese forces and was gravely wounded. He was saved by Lei Jin Yi, a field nurse, and the two developed a deep bond. Just as they were preparing to wed, Peng was called back to the battlefield. Tragically, Peng's family was targeted and bombed by the Japanese. Lei managed to escape with Peng's child and later assumed a new identity as Shen Han Bing, working as a dancer to support her family. Meanwhile, Peng, believing Lei had perished in the bombing, went on to marry a wealthy businessman named Wu Jiang. However, fate brought Peng and Lei back together when they crossed paths at a party hosted by Wujiang. As a member of the Communist underground, Peng was tasked with investigating Wu Jiang, and sought Lei's help in uncovering the truth. It was ultimately revealed that Wu Jiang was a Japanese spy posing as a Chinese. After the Anti-Japanese War, Wu Jiang attempted to flee with Lei, but was apprehended and met his end at the hands of Peng and Lei.