该剧依据当代新疆真实人物事迹改编，讲述了热汗古丽的励志成长故事。

该剧依据当代新疆真实人物事迹改编，讲述了热汗古丽的励志成长故事。

Elderly Monica Laughton greets the milkman, and tells him that another relative of hers has passed away. The milkman then stops at a cafeteria, where he discusses Miss Laughton's wealth and eccentricity with the man at the counter. The conversation is overheard by Frank Bramwell, who then plans to visit Miss Laughton with his wife, so that they can rob her. When they reach her home, they are shown into an empty parlor, where she introduces them to a number of imaginary relatives, and shows them an open, empty coffin. Fearing that she is insane, Lorna Bramwell wants to leave, but Frank sees the situation as an even better opportunity than he'd hoped for - and he is not above using force to get what he wants.

Little Martha Jane, aka Little Miss Marker is left with the bookmaker Sorrowful Jones by her dad as part of a bet on a horse race. Sorrowful and his group of fellow bookies take to her, reluctantly at first, but their cynical ways start to rub off on her. Will a party set at Camelot bring back her faith in humanity?

Sorrowful Jones is a cheap bookie in the 1930s. When a gambler leaves his daughter as a marker for a bet, he gets stuck with her. His life will change a great deal with her arrival and his sudden love for a woman also involved in gambling operations.

《有一个青年》是中央电视台第一部实景拍摄的单本电视剧。 　　当年，扮演顾明华的张铁林和扮演徐薇的方舒进入北京电影学院七八级表演班学习不到一年。此剧播出后，在社会上引起强烈反响，当时在全国歌坛上崭露头角的殷秀梅关贵敏为这部电视剧配唱了一首非常有名的插曲《青春啊，青春》更被年轻人传唱一时，成为经典，而本剧也荣获了全国优秀电视剧评一等奖。

《有一个青年》是中央电视台第一部实景拍摄的单本电视剧。 　　当年，扮演顾明华的张铁林和扮演徐薇的方舒进入北京电影学院七八级表演班学习不到一年。此剧播出后，在社会上引起强烈反响，当时在全国歌坛上崭露头角的殷秀梅关贵敏为这部电视剧配唱了一首非常有名的插曲《青春啊，青春》更被年轻人传唱一时，成为经典，而本剧也荣获了全国优秀电视剧评一等奖。

比弗看上了一辆漂亮的自行车，为了能得到它，比弗按邻居埃迪的主意报名参加了儿童橄榄球队。这样就能讨好球迷爸爸，从而得到自行车。这个方法果然奏效，在比弗生日这天，父母将自行车作为礼物送给了他。 　　 　　拥有了梦寐以求的自行车，比弗心中无比欢畅。大街上，一个大孩子向比弗借车表演车技，却一去不返。伤心的比弗回到家中，他和哥哥沃利都不敢把事情告诉父母，但还是被他们发现了，比弗感觉自己总是在闯祸。 　　 　　埃迪喜欢上了女孩卡伦，他带着沃利去和卡伦套近乎。但卡伦却对沃利一见钟情，这让埃迪对他心生嫉妒。卡伦和沃利相约一起到滑冰场约会，却巧遇卡伦以前一起长大的朋友凯尔，卡伦和他一同离去，只剩下伤心的沃利独自一人回家。 　　 　　比弗因成绩不好被老师留下补课，这对原本就对橄榄球没有兴趣的他倒是件好事。但为了不让爸爸失望，比弗还是没有把这个消息告诉他。比弗在街上遇到了偷他自行车的人，那个人和凯尔是朋友。他们和比弗打赌，如果比弗敢爬进路边咖啡馆楼顶装饰用的大咖啡杯里，他们就把自行车还给他。比弗一气之下爬进了咖啡杯，却因为个子太矮无法再爬出来。 　　 　　警察和比弗的父母来到现场，比弗因怕又给父母找麻烦而拒绝警察的救援。爸爸只得亲自爬进咖啡杯，安慰比弗，并让他知道身边的人有多么爱他。比弗和爸爸一起从咖啡杯里出来，他的勇敢赢得了邻居们的喝彩。

Leave It to Beaver is an American television situation comedy about an inquisitive and often naïve boy named Theodore "The Beaver" Cleaver and his adventures at home, in school, and around his suburban neighborhood. The show also starred Barbara Billingsley and Hugh Beaumont as Beaver's parents, June and Ward Cleaver, and Tony Dow as Beaver's brother Wally. The show has attained an iconic status in the US, with the Cleavers exemplifying the idealized suburban family of the mid-20th century.

"Leave It to Beaver" (1957-1963) is a family show set in the suburban town of Mayfield that focuses on the Cleaver family: Ward (Hugh Beaumont), father and accountant; June (Barbara Billingsley), wife and stay-at-home Mom; and their two boys, Wally (Tony Dow) a teenager, and their youngest, Theodore, better known to everyone as "Beaver" (Jerry Mathers). While television of the 1950s and '60s had its share of family shows during its black and white age, including "Father Knows Best" with Robert Young and Jane Wyatt; "The Donna Reed Show" (with Donna Reed and Carl Betz); "Dennis the Menace" (starring Jay North); and later, the long running series, "My Three Sons" (1960-1972) with Fred MacMurray, it seemed unlikely that "Leave It to Beaver" would become the one sit-com to survive and continue to air on television, whether locally or on cable, almost forty years after its final first run episode in 1963. The aforementioned family comedy shows had its share of reruns over the years before slowly disappearing into Limbo, replaced by newer programs to its Color-oriented viewers, but this innocent black and white show which was done on film and not on video tape (thank goodness), and to date never colorized to attract younger viewers, it still entertains as is. "Leave It to Beaver" geared to its younger viewers when first aired, but today, the children who loved it back then are either adults or grandparents currently sharing their TV memories with their young ones. And the tradition continues.