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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.

The series deviates from the typical costume drama format by presenting a modern and romantic portrayal of the relationships between young individuals from various backgrounds, including the bluefly, phoenix, green bee, yellow warbler, emperor, and prince. It follows the tumultuous love-hate dynamic between Yun Xiao Xiao, a prominent student of the Yanshan School, as he searches for Xue Jian.

Zhu Gui's Inn on Dragon-Tiger Mountain serves as a gathering place for the Liang Shan Heroes, as well as a hub for exchanging various news and updates regarding the Imperial Palace, the activities of the officials, and the ongoing pursuit of the infamous outlaws from the marshlands.

The show centers around a team of employees at a courier service and security firm, where the daily routine is filled with conflicts of pride, unprofessional conduct, and lively humor.

The show includes lead characters from the popular television series Chinese Paladin, blending elements of animation, fantasy, and humor. The main character of the Chinese Paladin series, Li Xiaoyao, embarks on an adventure with his companions that transcends time and space.

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.

He Yu Feng, also known as 13th Sister, is the daughter of He Ji. The son of Ji Xian Tang was captivated by He Yu Feng's beauty but his proposal was turned down. In retaliation, Ji Xian Tang plotted against He Ji, resulting in his imprisonment and eventual death. He Yu Feng's mother sought refuge for them at Deng Jiu Gong's Green Cloud Mansion. Determined to restore her father's honor, He Yu Feng dedicated herself to martial arts training. Deng Jiu Gong entrusted her with the Immortal Hero Sword and a sword manual, guiding her transformation into a courageous and wise heroine. Known as 13th Sister, she crossed paths with a wealthy scholar named An Ji and a foreigner named Zhang Jin Feng, saving them from danger. Ultimately, 13th Sister helped An Ji and Zhang Jin Feng unite and embark on new adventures. Through her actions, she not only vindicated her father but also became a legendary figure who fought against evil.

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 tale kicks off with protagonist Zhao Huai'an seeking sanctuary at Dragon Gate Inn after escaping from government authorities who were after him for freeing a prisoner. While at the inn, he is rescued from certain death by Jin Xiang Yu, the former owner, who invites him to abandon the ordinary world and join her.

Taking place in a reinvented martial arts universe, this narrative explores the heritage of the Five Greats — iconic characters whose mysterious histories have influenced the martial arts realm. As concealed tales come to light and new conflicts arise, a new generation of champions steps up to uphold the ideals of bravery, integrity, and adventure.

Dung Fei and Seung Foon's friendship blossoms after a series of accidental head bumps. When they befriend Ying Hiu Suet, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, the trio forms a close bond. Foon develops feelings for Hiu Suet, and Fei attempts to assist him, only to find himself falling for her as well. In the meantime, Fei and his sister Dung Lam discover that their father's death was shrouded in mystery, prompting them to investigate further and uncovering more than they anticipated.

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.

Fei Ren and his foster sister Gao Qiang work as constables at Luren County's yamen to make money. Their routine job takes an unexpected turn when Fei Ren is sent by the new Chief Constable Huang She to Yijiang Palace City to locate a missing undercover agent. In the city, Fei Ren gets entangled with Murong Gongzi, an associate of Ban Dou, the leader of the Banlong Sect. Despite the city's apparent prosperity, there is an ongoing power struggle among four rival sects. According to legend, whoever retrieves the sacred sword will marry Fu Ling, the formidable eldest sister of the Xuyi Sect. Through a series of events, Fei Ren and Gongzi end up pulling out the sword together, becoming the candidates for Fu Ling's hand in marriage. As Fei Ren deals with romantic competition, hidden identities, and sect conflicts, he must also continue his mission to find the missing spy while contemplating if entering into this chaos is truly worthwhile.

The captivating 40-episode series vividly portrays the early life of Tai Chi Master Zhang Jun Bao. Following the advice of a fortune teller, the superstitious Zhang family decided to send their newborn son Bao to a Buddhist monastery. Bao honed his martial arts skills and became an exceptional fighter by the age of 18. In response to the treacherous rebellion led by the prime minister, Bao teamed up with Tian to rescue General Yue Fei from a dangerous coup. This marks the beginning of a series of thrilling adventures and martial arts challenges that ultimately lead to the establishment of the renowned Wu Tang School.

Hua Ying Xiong is compelled to leave his native land of China after avenging the deaths of his parents at the hands of foreigners. He parts ways with his childhood friend and romantic interest, Chen Jie Yu. Accidentally boarding a ship meant for laborers, he finds himself sold into servitude in America. Witnessing the mistreatment of his fellow countrymen by foreigners, Hua takes a stand against the oppression, only to be met with violence. Luckily, he is saved by Jin Ao, a skilled swordsman who takes him under his wing as a student, teaching him martial arts. Hua utilizes his newfound abilities to navigate a perilous world filled with gang conflicts, betrayal, and racial bias.

The crown prince of Dali, Duan Zhi Xing, flees from a predetermined royal engagement and forms a friendship with Hong Qi, a student of the Beggars' Sect. Due to a confusion, a woman named Yi Huo mistakenly identifies Hong Qi as her fiancé, transforming a simple miscommunication into a significant bond. In an unexpected turn of events, Hong Qi becomes proficient in formidable martial arts and ascends to the position of leader of the Beggars' Sect, but a longstanding feud between their fathers creates a division between Hong Qi and Duan Zhi Xing...

Mei Ruo Hua, a member of a maritime lineage, suffers a devastating loss when her family is slaughtered, igniting her lifelong pursuit of retribution. By chance, she becomes a student at Taohua Island and adopts the name Mei Chao Feng. She finds herself entwined in a forbidden romance with her mentor, Chen Xuan Feng. Driven by a relentless desire to perfect exceptional martial arts for revenge, Mei Chao Feng mistakenly believes that her master, Huang Yao Shi, possesses the Nine Yin Manual and is unwilling to share its knowledge. Bound by their love and a vow, the duo steals the manual and escapes the island. They master the Nine Yin White Bone Claw, gaining notoriety as the Black Wind Twin Evils. However, their relationship is doomed to fail.

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

The storyline follows the journey of Kou Ying Jie, a feral young man raised in the grasslands, as he embarks on a quest for vengeance alongside a mystical horse after the death of his mentor

Inexperienced and youthful Tian Si Si, cherished by her father and the only inheritor of her family's wealth, believes she is in love with the renowned romantic hero, Qin Ge from the Meteor Clan. She envisions exploring the world of martial arts, meeting Qin Ge in person, and embarking on exciting adventures similar to the stories she has grown up hearing and reading. Since childhood, she has been promised to General Yang's younger son, Yang Fan, a man she strongly dislikes. Yang Fan, a handsome and talented individual with a melancholic demeanor, has been tasked by his father to secretly investigate the Meteor Clan, a group whose honorable reputation and power have been steadily increasing in the martial arts realm, posing a challenge to the likes of Shaolin and Wudang. Upon his return from the mission, he is injured and undergoes some changes, including memory loss. Despite his internal struggles, he follows through with his father's wishes and marries Tian Si Si. However, Tian Si Si has her own aspirations and escapes as soon as she gets the chance. She soon becomes entangled in a web of schemes and intrigues as she delves deeper into reality. Both Yang Fan and Qin Ge are ordered to track her down, revealing hidden agendas at play involving the Meteor Clan, its members, rivals, and government operatives.

In the novel "Conquer The World," Lu Xiao Feng finds himself in the Villa of Souls where he becomes engaged to Han Ling. Despite being captivated by her, Lu Xiao Feng must balance his duty of safeguarding a powerful Saber from falling into the wrong hands. As Han Ling is revealed to be the mastermind behind a vengeful scheme, will Lu Xiao Feng be able to separate himself from her? In "The Demon Swordsman," Ximen Chui Xue befriends a mysterious swordsman named Duan Yi, who shares his love for swordplay. Their bond as sworn brothers causes concern for Ximen's pregnant wife, Xiu Jing, who suspects Duan's intentions and enlists the help of Sikong Zhai Xin to investigate. This decision leads to tragic consequences for Xiu Jing and Sikong. As cold-blooded murders occur, will Lu Xiao Feng arrive in time to assist his friends? What secrets lie in Duan's past and his connection to the chaos? Lastly, in "The Ninth Heaven Phoenix Dance," Lu Xiao Feng encounters Yue Yang and Sha Man, becoming intrigued by Sha Man's tragic background. After accompanying them to an island, Lu Xiao Feng is wrongly accused of theft and murder by the Prince of Tai Ping. As he works to clear his name, he uncovers a hidden story involving the true Prince of Tai Ping.

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.

In the era of the Ming Dynasty, there was a plot by the eunuchs and Japanese to seize control. To safeguard the emperor, three valiant individuals formed a bond as sworn brothers. Sadly, one of them succumbed to greed and ambition, betraying his comrades in pursuit of power and fame.

This tale unfolds in a village dedicated to fishing and wood-cutting situated near Changde Mountain in Hunan province. Among the villagers resided Liu Hai, a diligent woodcutter who shared a home with his mother. Liu made a living by harvesting wood and gathering Chinese herbs. Little did anyone in the village, including the Liu family, realize that the well in their home was no ordinary well. Legend had it that a mystical luffa resided in the well, ensuring an endless supply of sweet water. Possessing this luffa bestowed immortality and limitless magical abilities. Liu Hai's uncle, Liu Zhen Bin, harbored a strong desire for the luffa. In his quest to claim it, he resorted to any means necessary, even unjustly evicting his own relatives from their home. After obtaining the luffa, Liu Zhen Bin offered it to the malevolent spirit, Qiong Qi, unaware that Qiong Qi also coveted the luffa. Meanwhile, in Changde Mountain, a place teeming with life energy, resided a nine-tail fox and a golden toad who found themselves entangled in the unfolding drama. Touched by Liu Hai's sincerity and kindness, the nine-tail fox fell deeply in love with him. She decided to leave Changde Mountain and accompany Liu Hai to Changde county. Together, they embarked on a perilous journey filled with challenges, twists, and confrontations with malevolent forces.

San Jin and Qiu Yue return to Guangdong with Hu Hu, while Ying Luo and Ba Dou head back to Dongbei to ring in the new year. Jing Qi and Qing Cheng each go home on their own. Uncle Gong remains at headquarters, but they all come together again when faced with an attack by unknown assailants.

This is the story of Zhu Tian Bao, the second son of Prince Jian Xing and younger brother of Zhu Tian Xiang. The tale begins with Yang Ruo Nan discovering that she is betrothed to Tian Xiang instead of Tian Bao, whom she desires to marry. Displeased, Tian Bao decides to leave the city. Despite knowing that Ruo Nan is secretly following him, he takes her to brothels to reveal his true nature. During this time, he crosses paths with Meng Xiao Die, who was brought to the city by her teacher, Du San Niang. Witnessing the bond between Tian Bao and Xiao Die, Ruo Nan decides to leave. In an attempt to clear up the misunderstanding, Tian Bao sets out to find Xiao Die but is ambushed on the way. He falls off a cliff, loses his memory, and is rescued by Xiao Die's father. Meanwhile, his brother is plotting to seize the throne, and there are misconceptions to be addressed with Xiao Die. Numerous trials lie ahead for the fortunate Zhu Tian Bao.

A junior high school girl stumbles into the fairyland examination room by mistake and ends up being unintentionally enrolled in the celestial college. At this college, she forms a group of friends and embarks on an exciting adventure.

During the Northern Song Dynasty in Bianjing, there was a skilled constable named Shen Shi Wu who was known for his cold demeanor and good looks. He was not only talented in his work but also had a strong interest in technology, making him popular among the people. Shen played a crucial role in maintaining law and order in Bianjing, but his biggest challenge was dealing with the troublemaker Liu Xing Yu, who was known for his deceitful ways and charm with women. Shen was betrothed to the talented artist Wang Shi Shi, but he found himself falling for her alter ego, Yue Er. Meanwhile, Liu also had feelings for Wang, creating a complicated love triangle. Despite their personal entanglements, they joined forces to combat crime and solve various mysterious cases in the city.

During Emperor Xuanzong of Tang's reign, five young individuals with unique talents arrive in Chang'an, marking the beginning of an adventurous wuxia tale as they explore the Western Region. Shui Ge (Qin Junjie) is the sole survivor of his family's tragic massacre. After receiving training from a respected master, he travels to Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty, in search of a safe haven. Forming a bond of brotherhood with Jin Ge (Wang Chuang), Yin Ge (Ran Xu), Tong Ge (Gao Haicheng), and Tie Ge (Cao Jun), they proudly proclaim themselves as righteous heroes. Shui Ge also forges lasting friendships with Sai Ma (Artemis Lou) and Ah Budu (You Haoran) from the Persian Empire. Initially seeking better opportunities, the group unwittingly crosses paths with Wang Yu Shi, who unbeknownst to them, is a powerful figure in the Western Region underworld and their long-standing adversary.

Derived from the book "Lu Xiao Feng" written by Gu Long.

A meeting of skilled fighters creates a vibrant martial arts community. A fresh custom revitalizes the world of martial arts. (wiki.d-addicts.com) Inspired by the novel series "The Condor Trilogy" by Jin Yong.

Ximen Chang Hai manages to survive against all odds and rejoins the Dingyuan Alliance, where he resumes his responsibility of protecting the land and opposing the invading enemies. At the same time, his brother, Ximen Chang Zai, matures into his position as the leader of their sect. With tensions mounting due to external threats and ambitious rivals, the brothers must rally their followers together to confront the growing dangers. Will they be able to safeguard their territory, establish peace, or will fresh challenges divide them? (WeTV)

The tale takes place during a period when the Tang Dynasty was in conflict with its neighboring kingdom. Lei Fa, the daughter of a highly regarded general from Sai Leung, is informed by her martial arts mentor, the Holy Mother of Lei Mountain, that she is fated to wed a citizen of Tang (revealed to be Sit Ding San). Their union is believed to bring about a period of peace and unity between the two kingdoms. However, Lei Fa faces challenges as Sit Ding San, her intended spouse, is the son of Sit Yan Kwai, a respected general loyal to the Tang Dynasty. The Sit family holds prejudices against Sai Leung citizens due to the ongoing conflict between their lands. Lei Fa must overcome various obstacles to earn the love of Ding San, the acceptance of his family, and the trust and allegiance of the Tang soldiers.

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.

Gai Choi Chi is an ordinary girl who seems to have luck on her side, earning her the nickname "Ho Choi Mui" or "Lucky Girl." Little does she know, her stepmother Ho Choi Ma is a plant spirit. After helping deities defeat an evil spirit, Choi Chi's stepmother transforms her into a demigod to protect her. Shek Kam Dong, despite being bullied and looked down upon as a child, remains devoted to his mother and shows reverence for the gods. Wong Tai Sin, a god known for granting wishes, bestows upon Shek superhuman strength. However, Shek abuses his power, becoming a tyrant in town. An Hei suffers from narcolepsy, constantly tired and falling asleep at random. Wong Tai Sin gifts An Hei with a magical sword inhabited by a warrior spirit to assist him in times of trouble. When an evil wizard captures Ho Choi Ma, Gai Choi Chi, Shek Kam Dong, and An Hei unite to defeat the wizard and rescue her. Their journey takes them across the continent, encountering mystical challenges along the way.

Huang Yao Shi and Ouyang Feng are two unconventional entrants into the realm of martial arts. One floats through life like a free-spirited celestial being, while the other exudes the joyfulness of a young child. They are neither allies nor adversaries, and they embody a mix of virtue and vice. By imposing their own set of principles, they disrupt the established order of the martial world, creating a whirlwind of erratic turmoil.

The narrative begins with the Bixie Swordplay Manual, a highly sought-after martial arts guide. This manual has been treasured by the Lin family, who operates the Fuwei Escort Agency in Fuzhou. Yu Cang Hai, the leader of the Qingcheng Sect, orchestrates an attack on the Lins in an attempt to acquire the manual, but it is not found. Lin Ping Zhi, the only surviving member of the Lin family, is saved by Yue Bu Qun, the leader of the Mount Hua Sect, which is part of the Five Mountains Sword Sects Alliance. Yue Bu Qun takes Lin Ping Zhi under his wing as a student, teaching him the ways of swordplay.

Wind and Cloud were brought up as orphans under the care of the influential Lord Conqueror, who instructed them in martial arts with the intention of using their skills to achieve global dominance. This information is derived from the manhua "Fung Wan" created by Ma Wing Shing.