Bai En

In the puppet state of Manchukuo in the 1930s, four Communist party special agents, after returning to China, embark on a secret mission. Sold out by a traitor, the team find themselves surrounded by threats on all sides.

Ba Yi's team journeys to find Shirley's dad in Forbidden City, facing volcanic tombs, earth otters, traps. They ultimately escape Queen's tomb.

Three besties, Liu Jing, Fang Xin and Xia Meng experience hardships in business, oppression at the workplace and setbacks in their romantic relationships, but gradually find their true selves with each other`s support.

Kuomintang Commander Yao Ziqing is ordered to protect Baoshan County from the Japanese army, which launches a relentless attack using land, sea, and air forces. Determined to defend the county, Yao must overcome immense challenges to stop the enemy at all costs.

After the defeat of the Revolution in 1927, white terror gripped Shanghai. Zhang Renya, an early member of the Chinese Communist Party, risked his life time and again to carry out thrilling yet effective work in Ningbo, Shanghai, Anhui and Jiangxi. With the calmness and meticulousness of a scholar and the toughness and perseverance of a warrior, he regarded the completion of his mission as his highest mission and firmly guarded the "power code" of the Party.

The Linyuan Pavilion, the library of the Li family that has never been open to the outside world, was suddenly robbed, and detective Bai Fei was invited to assist in the investigation. At the scene of the mysterious secret room, he found that this seemingly ordinary theft was full of dangers, and everyone seemed to be holding a secret that could not be told.

A mysterious chef and his late-night diner, open from midnight to dawn, featuring ordinary stories from his patrons every night as they chatter and eat the one requested dish.

A haunting serial killer case from 1988 resurfaces, forcing a determined police captain to confront a dark past and solve a new wave of brutal murders in Ningjiang.

In 1937, Communist Zhuang Qifeng, under his leader Zhou Mi, mobilized peasants to reduce rents and form resistance groups, uniting against the Japanese puppet regime and establishing a base for the eventual victory in the war.