Hong Kong

Xiao En (played by Maggie Cheung) returned from her studies abroad to attend her sister's wedding. During the event, she found that the estrangement and conflicts with her mother, Kui Zi (played by Lu Xiaofen), were only increasing. It was not until she accompanied her mother back to Japan to visit her relatives that she truly began to understand her mother. It turned out that during the Anti-Japanese War, her mother, who had gone to Manchuria to seek refuge with her elder brother, got acquainted with someone who was in the military at that time

MAO Xiaohui (played by Carina Lau), a female lawyer, is a typical career-oriented woman with a very high opinion of herself. Despite her successful career, she has a blank SLATE in love. Lonely, she is eagerly awaiting the arrival of love. After returning from her trip, she saw that the company had undergone tremendous changes. The boss had even assigned a laid-back and casual supervisor named Yu Letian

After a year of fighting in PTU, Li Baiqiao (played by Chan Kin Fung) joined the Assault Team, while Zhong Liwen (played by Ng Cho Buk) joined the Special Duty Team. The two have very different ways of doing things. Bai Qiao has been promoted one after another, while Li Wen always pays the price for his impulsiveness. Jiang Shixiao (played by Miao Qiaowei), who had been imprisoned for ten years in Taiwan, was released from prison and killed by Du Yitian, the boss of Jinxing

The story takes place in the turbulent times of warlord division after the fall of the Qing Dynasty in the early 20th century. A young squad leader, Di Qi (played by Patrick Tam), was promoted seven ranks in a row to become a brigade commander for saving the Grand Marshal Meng Datong once. From then on, he was in charge of managing Shengwei Town. The other three warlords who were entrenched on the outskirts of Shengwei Town were so angry that their eyes were burning with rage and they resorted to all kinds of underhanded tactics to deal with him

The long realistic TV series "97 Chameleon", specially produced in response to the return of Hong Kong's sovereignty in 1997, comprehensively reveals the psychological changes of Hong Kong people before the return, highlighting the various misdeeds of modern people who, in pursuit of fame and fortune, are willing to sacrifice humanity and betray their closest relatives. The story begins with a sensational inheritance dispute that shakes the whole city, and the popular Cantonese opera actress Liang Shao

Judge Gao Ximin (played by Hui Siu Yuen) of the Magistrates' Courts was promoted and transferred to the North District Magistrates' Courts. Ge Guoguang (played by Chan Kam Hung) is devoted to taking care of his family, and their interactions become less and less frequent. Guoguang's two younger sisters, Ge Baoyi (played by Tang Siyong) and Ge Baobei (played by Chen Siqi), are busy with their careers and studies, leaving home early and returning late. They are born to their mother, Zhong Dingying (played by Lui Shan)

During the Tang Dynasty, Zhong Kui (Luo Lelin), a jinshi (imperial scholar) from Central and Southern China, went to the capital to take the imperial examination. The emperor failed to make it to the list because of his ugly appearance. Zhong, frustrated by his failure, committed suicide. The Heavenly Emperor bestowed upon him the title of the Holy Lord for Slaying Demons and Monsters. After Kui came back to life, in order to repay his good friend Du Ping (played by Li Wenbiao) for his burial, he arranged a marriage between his sister Zhong Ling (played by CAI Shanyi) and Ping. There are five ghosts in folk culture

The story takes place in Shanghai in 1948. Duan Shaoxiang (played by Wong Yat-wah) decides to move to Hong Kong. So he hands over half of his family property to his uncle Duan Wanqi in Hong Kong and sets off on a trip to Hong Kong with his other half. However, they are framed by Song Xueli halfway and end up penniless. After arriving in Hong Kong, Duan Shaoxiang

During the Tang Long period of the Tang Dynasty, Li Longji (played by Ma Junwei), in collusion with his aunt, Princess Taiping (played by Chan Wai), launched a coup and executed Empress Wei (played by Michelle Reis) on the spot, who had encroached upon the legal system, to support Prince Li Dan's return to the throne. The seemingly peaceful Taiji Deep Palace is actually full of undercurrents... In the imperial court, the world was in turmoil. Li Longji

One summer, a group of people from all walks of life in Hong Kong formed a tour group to the Philippines. Led by the beautiful girl Candy (played by Miriam Yeung), they arrived at this warm tropical country. Local tour guide ABU (played by Tsang Chi-wai) led Hong Kong tourists to visit and shop around, having a pleasant time