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"Flying Tigers: Stealth Battle" is a police and gangster film jointly produced by Youku and Shaw Brothers International Pictures. It is produced by Lok Yee Ling herself, with Li Huimin serving as the executive producer and chief director. Zha Chuanyi and Li Wenlong are the directors. It stars Miao Qiaowei, Wong Chong Tak, Ng Cho Buk, Cheung Siu Fai, Wang Minde and Ng Tai Wing in the leading roles, and is also directed by Wang Minyi and Gong Ci

Lou Yaoming (played by Wong Ho-shun) has just broken up with his girlfriend and lost his job one after another. His only place to live was rented out by his girlfriend to a piano teacher named CAI Jianjing (played by Miriam Yeung) without permission. With nowhere else to go, Lou Yaoming had no choice but to agree to all the harsh demands made by CAI Jianjing in order to get it

Ye Xiangqing (played by Cecilia Cheung) was born into a wealthy young lady with a silver spoon in her mouth. However, she lost everything due to her father's death. As a result, she and her brother Xiangyang (played by Mak Cheong Ching) had to support themselves by running a porridge boat to make a living. One day, Ye Xiangqing met a man named Pan Zhuohua (played by Wong Ho-yin), and later

During the reign of Emperor Qianlong, the Red Flower Society rose to power, attempting to overthrow the rule of the Manchu Qing. Yu Wanting, the chief commander of the Red Flower Society, sneaked into the forbidden palace and reported that Emperor Qianlong (played by Zheng Shaoqiu) was originally of Han origin. Emperor Qianlong, for safety reasons, killed Yu's adopted son, Chen Jialuo, who was Emperor Qianlong's younger brother and took over as the chief commander after his death, carrying on the great cause of resisting the Qing and restoring the Han. Chen Deshi, when Emperor Qianlong traveled to the south of the Yangtze River, was with Wen Tailai

Amid the raging tide of resistance against the Qin, two courageous heroes of the chaotic times emerged, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu. They were once good brothers, but later turned against each other and decided to compete for supremacy and love. Han Xin and Zhang Liang met by chance and felt a mutual admiration. However, they were not recognized by Yu. Nevertheless, Xin remained his master, while Liang defected to Liu Bang, and the two parted ways

The samurai of the East were born for kendo, and the righteous fight for the martial arts world! An unnamed samurai from the East, he devoted his entire life to the study of kendo. Crossing the vast ocean, he came to the Central Plains, challenged various martial arts sects, defeated countless martial arts experts one after another, killed a large number of people, and forced the first swordsman of the Central Plains, Li Gou, who had already retired, to fight and determine the winner. From the

The story takes place in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, when many warlords were rising and there were both external and internal troubles. Ruan Tingshen (played by Stephen Chow), whose parents made a fortune in the green forest, meets Zhuang Mengdie (played by Miriam Yeung), a prominent daughter whose ancestors were once high-ranking officials in the Qing Dynasty, on his way home by train. The man was talented and the woman was beautiful. They fell in love at first sight. Although the Ruan and Zhuang families lived close to each other, their status remained uncertain

"Love Snapshots" is a TV drama produced by TVB in Hong Kong, starring Jacky Cheung, Brigitte Lin, Kelly Wong, Helen Au, Annie Wong and Cecilia Cheung.

Jiang Chengtian (played by Yue Hua), a tycoon in the city, and his eldest son Jiang Yuan (played by Lai Yiu Hung) have always had a tense and disharmonious family relationship. Coupled with their vastly different business philosophies, their relationship has become even more hostile. Shortly after his mother's death, the father married his stepmother Li Qiuping (played by Guan Juying). Jiang Yuan caused a commotion at the wedding banquet and went with her

"King of Kings: The Runaway Lamb" is a film directed by Wong Chor Yee, starring Wong TSZ Yeung, Kwan Yee Yee and others. The film mainly introduces the relationship between Ah Hu and his third elder brother