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0鄂尔多斯风暴
为了一句话
Yangko Dance
Chuan Qi Da Zhang Gui
Once Upon a Time in Qingdao
The series follows the lives of three brothers as they struggle through the turbulent political period before the war. They become part of the first-generation immigrant entrepreneurial path in Qingdao. The story began in 1904 when the Jinan Railway opened and ends with the outbreak of war in 1937.
0绝地刀锋
0侯天明的梦
0The Men of the Iron-Clad Ship
Set during the First Sino-Japanese War, this drama follows the sailors aboard the warship Dingyuan as they bravely face overwhelming danger, showing courage and self-sacrifice in their fight against the enemy.
向着幸福前进
0Say No for Youth
The play takes the post-90s generation as the entry point and focuses on the healthy growth issues of this generation. The strong conflict between the outlook on life and values of those born in the 1980s and those born in the 1990s makes them both contradictory and resonant.
The Merchant of Qing Dynasty
In 1776, the 41st year of the reign of Qianlong (Ni Dahong), the court is in urgent need of money for war, and official Akezhan (Zhang Zhijian) is sent to Yangzhou to collect donations from wealthy salt merchants. Instead, Akezhan uncovers a massive case of corruption that shakes the very core of the nation. Fortunately, merchant Wang Chaozong (Zhang Jiayi) appears to help deliver funds to the frontline and propose reforms to combat corruption. The fallout of the salt corruption case, however, is far-reaching and far from over, touching off a deadly power struggle that plays out amid the danger and excitement of Qianlong's southern inspection tour.
0养父的花样年华
0战将
0十里香大酒坊
0雪鹰
Battle of Changsha
In 1938, as war engulfs Changsha, the Hu family struggles to protect their twins. Amid loss and destruction, Xiangxiang faces love, tragedy, and duty, while the people of Hunan unite to resist the Japanese invasion.
魔幻手机2：傻妞归来
Legend of SouthWest Dance and Music
Written by Wang Juan (王倦), the drama is a sino-burmese wuxia travelogue road drama. It is loosely based on the true account of Prince Shwenandaw who brought his renowned dance troop for a visit to Tang in 802 AD for the purposes of diplomacy. Through this mission he spread the word about Buddhist scriptures and teachings.
0大漠苍狼
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