The difficulty of establishing beauty and the futility of power.

The difficulty of establishing beauty and the futility of power.

在这部有趣、真挚而感人的纪录片系列中，现实中的人们围绕对他们意义非凡的着装讲述吸引人的离奇故事。

在这部有趣、真挚而感人的纪录片系列中，现实中的人们围绕对他们意义非凡的着装讲述吸引人的离奇故事。

In Britain we give thousands of tons of our unwanted clothes to charity shops every year. But where do they actually go? It turns out most don't ever reach the rail of the local charity shop; they are exported to Africa. And even though we have given them away for free, our castoffs have created a multi-million pound industry and some of the world's poorest people pay good money to buy them. 　　In this revealing film for BBC Two's This World, Ade Adepitan tells the fascinating story of the afterlife of our clothes. He follows the trail to Ghana, the biggest importer of our castoffs. One million pounds' worth of our old clothes arrive here every week. Ade meets the people who making a living from our old castoffs, from wholesalers and markets traders to the importers raking in a staggering £25,000 a day. But not everyone is profiting. 　　With cheaply made western clothes flooding the market, the local textile industry has been decimated. Ade visits one of the last remaining cloth factories and finds it on its knees. And the deluge of our clothes isn't just destroying jobs, it has also had a seismic effect on Ghanaian culture. Western outfits are fast replacing iconic West African prints and traditional garb. Ade travels to remote villages to finds everyone wearing British high street brands.

In Britain we give thousands of tons of our unwanted clothes to charity shops every year. But where do they actually go? It turns out most don't ever reach the rail of the local charity shop; they are exported to Africa. And even though we have given them away for free, our castoffs have created a multi-million pound industry and some of the world's poorest people pay good money to buy them. 　　In this revealing film for BBC Two's This World, Ade Adepitan tells the fascinating story of the afterlife of our clothes. He follows the trail to Ghana, the biggest importer of our castoffs. One million pounds' worth of our old clothes arrive here every week. Ade meets the people who making a living from our old castoffs, from wholesalers and markets traders to the importers raking in a staggering £25,000 a day. But not everyone is profiting. 　　With cheaply made western clothes flooding the market, the local textile industry has been decimated. Ade visits one of the last remaining cloth factories and finds it on its knees. And the deluge of our clothes isn't just destroying jobs, it has also had a seismic effect on Ghanaian culture. Western outfits are fast replacing iconic West African prints and traditional garb. Ade travels to remote villages to finds everyone wearing British high street brands.

In Britain we give thousands of tons of our unwanted clothes to charity shops every year. But where do they actually go? It turns out most don't ever reach the rail of the local charity shop; they are exported to Africa. And even though we have given them away for free, our castoffs have created a multi-million pound industry and some of the world's poorest people pay good money to buy them. 　　In this revealing film for BBC Two's This World, Ade Adepitan tells the fascinating story of the afterlife of our clothes. He follows the trail to Ghana, the biggest importer of our castoffs. One million pounds' worth of our old clothes arrive here every week. Ade meets the people who making a living from our old castoffs, from wholesalers and markets traders to the importers raking in a staggering £25,000 a day. But not everyone is profiting. 　　With cheaply made western clothes flooding the market, the local textile industry has been decimated. Ade visits one of the last remaining cloth factories and finds it on its knees. And the deluge of our clothes isn't just destroying jobs, it has also had a seismic effect on Ghanaian culture. Western outfits are fast replacing iconic West African prints and traditional garb. Ade travels to remote villages to finds everyone wearing British high street brands.

该剧作为“蜜糖三部曲”的收官之作，前两部为《香蜜沉沉烬如霜》《冰糖炖雪梨》。它改编自作家一度君华的同名小说，剧情围绕人族皇室的一对孪生公主展开。这对公主遭阴谋算计，错嫁到天界与沉渊界。在一系列令人啼笑皆非的伪装过程中，原本相互厌恶的错嫁夫妻们，逐渐相识相知，爱意也在相处中悄然萌生……

魔气缠身的妹妹“黑莲花”夜昙公主（李兰迪饰）误入神界成为未来天妃，和缺少七情六欲的天帝长子少典有琴（陈星旭饰）从互相看不顺眼到携手拯救四界；原本命定成为天妃的姐姐青葵公主（何宣林饰）却意外嫁入魔族，与扮猪吃老虎的三皇子嘲风（陈牧驰饰）从各自心有算计，到互相理解扶持 。

五年前，帝景酒店服务员苏晚意外与身中迷药的寰宇集团总裁厉墨宸（异瞳）发生关系，后独自生下异瞳龙凤胎苏子睿、苏子萱。 五年后，厉墨宸特助周铭因孩子异瞳疑其血脉，邀请苏晚母子参加厉家慈善宴会。宴会上，母子三人因出身遭名媛陈莉莉羞辱和厉老夫人驱逐，子睿受伤。厉墨宸虽感苏晚熟悉，未深究。离场后，陈莉莉绑架苏晚母子施虐。厉墨宸及时救出，确认苏晚即五年前之人。