This film revolves around the life of Choi Shi-hyong, head of the religious sect, Chondogyo, in the later part of the Chosun Kingdom. He is constantly sought and harassed by the authorities. In 1864, Choi Jeh-woo, the reformist and founder of the Chondogyo sect is executed on charges of 'deluding the world and deceiving the people'. His successor, Choi Shi-hyong, begins to receive a ground swell of support from an increasing number of people. He then finds himself the subject of oppression by the court. He is separated from his family and goes to hide in a hermitage in the Taeback Mountains. With the belief that his wife is dead, Choi burns the tablet delicated to her and flees to an even more remote region of the mountains.

玉兰大陆，一个充满神奇生物与绚丽魔法的魔幻世界。一天，乌山镇的没落贵族少年林雷·巴鲁克，踏入布满灰尘的祖屋当中，无意中得到一枚看似普通的戒指一一盘龙戒指，从此他的人生发生了转变。在戒灵德林·柯沃特的帮助下，林雷开启了自己的传奇之旅，一个伟大魔法师由此诞生。从小镇走出的少年凭着其拼搏奋斗、自强不息的精神，不断迈向更高境界，在一次次游走于生死之间的磨砺中，一步步走向强者巅峰。

由电影频道出品的电影《王平开辟根据地》是一部军事题材的电影，影片讲述了在军阀混战的地区，王平团结了一支人民的武装并率领队伍披荆斩棘、勇挫敌寇的故事，在艰难的抗日战争中让我们领略了英勇无畏的榜样军人王平。

由电影频道出品的电影《王平开辟根据地》是一部军事题材的电影，影片讲述了在军阀混战的地区，王平团结了一支人民的武装并率领队伍披荆斩棘、勇挫敌寇的故事，在艰难的抗日战争中让我们领略了英勇无畏的榜样军人王平。

There are few families in history who have accumulated more wealth, collected more art and given away more money than the Gettys. 　　With unique access to the family’s inner world, this programme unearths the lasting cultural impact of three generations. 　　The late patriarch J. Paul Getty, founder of the Getty Oil Company and art collector, made the family incredibly wealthy and was once described as the richest living man in America. On his death, he left the largest endowment in history to an art museum, and the billion dollar gift shook the international art market to its foundation. This endowment also gave birth to the Getty Centre in Los Angeles which is now the wealthiest institution of its kind in the world. 　　Grandson Mark Getty, who himself became the founder of the multi-billion pound media empire Getty Images, tells the story of his family and their cultural legacy. With input from other Getty family members, the programme follows three generations of this art-hungry dynasty and hears stories of personal milestones, art scandals, philanthropy and the kidnapping of grandson Paul Getty III in 1973.

There are few families in history who have accumulated more wealth, collected more art and given away more money than the Gettys. 　　With unique access to the family’s inner world, this programme unearths the lasting cultural impact of three generations. 　　The late patriarch J. Paul Getty, founder of the Getty Oil Company and art collector, made the family incredibly wealthy and was once described as the richest living man in America. On his death, he left the largest endowment in history to an art museum, and the billion dollar gift shook the international art market to its foundation. This endowment also gave birth to the Getty Centre in Los Angeles which is now the wealthiest institution of its kind in the world. 　　Grandson Mark Getty, who himself became the founder of the multi-billion pound media empire Getty Images, tells the story of his family and their cultural legacy. With input from other Getty family members, the programme follows three generations of this art-hungry dynasty and hears stories of personal milestones, art scandals, philanthropy and the kidnapping of grandson Paul Getty III in 1973.

Across four eye-opening episodes, Dynasties delves into the inner workings of the world’s most powerful and intriguing families. Each episode is built around a theme in which 6-8 families are explored. Every story is self contained, but an overarching narrative relevant to the theme ties them together, revealing stories about them from the late 19th century to today. Dynasties combines expert commentary with news archive to explore fame, its pitfalls and benefits of families who have lived their lives in the limelight. We delve into the past and present, tracing these inimitable dynasties from their sometimes humble origins all the way to their modern day successes and powerful presence across global politics (Bhutto, Gandhi/Nehru), cinema and music (Chaplin, Coppola, Iglesias), business (Rockefeller, Murdoch, Rothschild) and more.

Across four eye-opening episodes, Dynasties delves into the inner workings of the world’s most powerful and intriguing families. Each episode is built around a theme in which 6-8 families are explored. Every story is self contained, but an overarching narrative relevant to the theme ties them together, revealing stories about them from the late 19th century to today. Dynasties combines expert commentary with news archive to explore fame, its pitfalls and benefits of families who have lived their lives in the limelight. We delve into the past and present, tracing these inimitable dynasties from their sometimes humble origins all the way to their modern day successes and powerful presence across global politics (Bhutto, Gandhi/Nehru), cinema and music (Chaplin, Coppola, Iglesias), business (Rockefeller, Murdoch, Rothschild) and more.