齐芳

Little People. Big Era, is a captivating social drama that explores the complexities of family, love and career against the backdrop of China’s rapid development over the past decade. The story revolves around Anna, a resilient woman from a small fishing village who embarks on a journey to seek financial security and wealth in Guangdong province.

Prices are soaring, gangs, warlords, and foreigners are rampant and domineering. The oppressed and bullied people most hope that justice will come. So a group of righteous and brave young people stepped forward and used their wisdom and faith to disperse the darkness.

A rental house in Shanghai caught fire. Yu Shengnan, a female professor at the Medical University, found a woman's body very suspicious, so he quickly called the chief inspector Zhong and his partner Han Fei. After preliminary autopsy and on-site investigation, Katsuo and Zhong Lang concluded that the deceased was murdered before the fire...

On a quiet day, Abin, a boxer who claims to be a friend of Zhong Lang, called the laboratory of St. John's University and asked Yu Shengnan to tell Zhong Lang that there was an important life-threatening matter to him.

In the old Shanghai before liberation, forces from all sides gathered here, and they grew up and down, rampant and domineering. The two major underworld forces, the Qinglong Gang and the Qilin Gang, often fight for supremacy, and blood splatters on the streets. One day, three members of the Qinglong Gang were dead on the street.

Taking advantage of the holiday, Yu Shengnan, a female professor at the Medical University, came to Guanghua Relief Society to see a doctor for the poor. Zhong Lang, the inspector of the patrol room, came here to visit Shengnan, and met Shengnan who had helped him back then.

Located in the Ma Sinan Road Prison in Shanghai's French Concession, the police detective Zhong Lang, his partner Han Fei, and Yu Shengnan, a female professor at the Medical University, jointly arrested Yu Liben, a murderer who cut his throat.

En 1941, le Japon fait avancer la guerre jusqu’à l’Asie du Sud. La ligne de chemin de fer entre Tianjin et Nanjing devient stratégique. Le cheminot Ma Yuan dirige une équipe de résistants, mettant à profit leur connaissance du réseau ferroviaire pour faire dérailler les machines de guerre japonaises. Les Chinois nomment ces héros hors du commun les « Railroad Tigers ». Quand les forces japonaises envoient des renforts à Shandong, Ma Yuan se lance dans sa plus périlleuse mission : faire sauter un pont ultra-sécurisé, ce qui ralentirait considérablement la progression japonaise…

The rise of the Qin state in the Warring States period during the reign of Duke Xiao of Qin.

What can a group of idealists do to stop rampant political corruption during the Ming Dynasty? When an evil minister comes into power, he sends Ye Hongying (En-Chun Chiao), a trained killer, to go after Gu Renyuan (Zhiwen Yang) and her family for being active in a movement to end government corruption. Yang Dongqin (Fang Qi) is a dancer who also is politically active.

Chinese dramatization of the Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945.

Yin Jing Wan demande à Murong Feng (fils du commandant de guerre) de relâcher son fiancé dénommé Xu Jian Zhang. Le fiancé en question a été jeté en prison après qu'une fusillade ait mal tourné. Tout d'abord, Feng refuse, mais petit à petit il tombe amoureux de Yin Jing Wan bien qu'il essaye par tous les moyens de refouler les sentiments profonds qu'il a envers elle. Le mariage de Jing Wan et de Jian Zhang qui devait avoir lieu se trouve être compromis car Jing Wan reste au côté de Feng, son père étant en danger. Feng pourtant toujours très épris de Yin Jing se trouve contraint de devoir épouser Cheng Jin Zhi, la fille d'un puissant général, afin d'obtenir le soutien de son père sur le front. Humilié et furieux d'avoir perdu Jing Wan, Jian Zhang est aveuglé par la haine et cherche, par tous les moyens, à se venger quitte à devoir se rallier à l'ennemi...