中央广播电视总台与国家中医药管理局联合摄制的大型系列纪录片《本草流芳》，深入贯彻落实习近平总书记关于中医药文化、中医药产业的重要论述和党的二十届三中全会精神，从植物溯源、考古发现、典籍记载、食药同源、民俗传承、产业发展等多个维度，生动展现本草中凝结的人与自然和谐共生理念和中华民族智慧，揭示中医药何以成为打开中华文明宝库的钥匙，以及中医药如何传承创新发展，增进人民群众福祉。节目运用新技术和电影级拍摄手法，创新呈现多种本草的视觉奇观，并首次公开发布第四次全国中药资源普查的具体成果。 　　《本草流芳》首批将推出10期节目，分别选取人参、石斛、芍药、甘草、益母草、灵芝、枸杞、葛根、当归、黄连十味中草药。

中央广播电视总台与国家中医药管理局联合摄制的大型系列纪录片《本草流芳》，深入贯彻落实习近平总书记关于中医药文化、中医药产业的重要论述和党的二十届三中全会精神，从植物溯源、考古发现、典籍记载、食药同源、民俗传承、产业发展等多个维度，生动展现本草中凝结的人与自然和谐共生理念和中华民族智慧，揭示中医药何以成为打开中华文明宝库的钥匙，以及中医药如何传承创新发展，增进人民群众福祉。节目运用新技术和电影级拍摄手法，创新呈现多种本草的视觉奇观，并首次公开发布第四次全国中药资源普查的具体成果。 　　《本草流芳》首批将推出10期节目，分别选取人参、石斛、芍药、甘草、益母草、灵芝、枸杞、葛根、当归、黄连十味中草药。

故事发生在上世纪七十年代，寄人篱下的少女何小萍经过重重试炼终于加入了梦寐以求的文工团，哪知道这里和她曾经待过的那些地方并无不同，她依然得忍受遭人唾弃和欺侮的生活。唯一给过她温暖的，是刘峰，不仅仅是对何小萍，被称为“活雷锋”的刘峰把自己的爱情和温暖无私的奉献给每一个人。 实际上，刘峰一直爱慕着美丽活泼的林丁丁，当他选择将这份感情勇敢的表达出来时，却让自己的人生走向了完全不同的方向。战争开始了，刘峰、何小萍和萧穗子前赴后继的走上了前线，在枪弹和炮火之中，每一个人都在用生命和热血绽放着属于他们的芳华。

故事发生在上世纪七十年代，寄人篱下的少女何小萍（苗苗 饰）经过重重试炼终于加入了梦寐以求的文工团，哪知道这里和她曾经待过的那些地方并无不同，她依然得忍受遭人唾弃和欺侮的生活。唯一给过她温暖的，是刘峰（黄轩 饰），不仅仅是对何小萍，被称为“活雷锋”的刘峰把自己的爱情和温暖无私的奉献给每一个人。 　　实际上，刘峰一直爱慕着美丽活泼的林丁丁（杨采钰 饰），当他选择将这份感情勇敢的表达出来时，却让自己的人生走向了完全不同的方向。战争开始了，刘峰、何小萍和萧穗子前赴后继的走上了前线，在枪弹和炮火之中，每一个人都在用生命和热血绽放着属于他们的芳华。

故事发生在上世纪七十年代，寄人篱下的少女何小萍（苗苗 饰）经过重重试炼终于加入了梦寐以求的文工团，哪知道这里和她曾经待过的那些地方并无不同，她依然得忍受遭人唾弃和欺侮的生活。唯一给过她温暖的，是刘峰（黄轩 饰），不仅仅是对何小萍，被称为“活雷锋”的刘峰把自己的爱情和温暖无私的奉献给每一个人。

晋灵公（梁锐）宠信奸佞屠岸贾（李英），时边关告急，相国赵盾（井淼）启奏；晋灵公反受屠岸贾挑拨，下令斩杀赵家三百余口，幸忠臣程婴（严俊）抱赵盾幼孙赵武出走。屠下令杀全国男婴以断后患，程不惜以己子代替。赵武（凌波）长大后，程藉「雪冤图」详述杀其一家三百余口之仇人乃屠岸贾，更安排他与母亲庄姬（李丽华）相认，再设计请屠岸贾尝野味，让赵武手刃大仇人。程婴功成退隐，邻人感其忠烈，赠匾「万古流芳」。

本片共220余分钟，堪称同一题材片之最，剧情讲述基督耶稣自出生至钉死十字架上的故事。影片场面颇为壮观宏大。

福建巡抚张师诚十分赏识林则徐（高占非 饰）的为人，将他留在府中，张师诚的女儿静娴（陈云裳 饰）对林则徐芳心暗许，发誓此生非林则徐不嫁。之后，林则徐因为和张师诚理念不合而离开了张家，之后被县令郑大谟诏安。在此过程中，林则徐和郑大谟的女儿玉屏（袁美云 饰）相爱了，两人携手步入了婚姻的殿堂，这让静娴感到十分的难过。 　　张师诚染上了鸦片之瘾，导致张家家道中落，静娴眼看着父亲无可救药同时又感情受挫，索性遁入空门，潜心研制能够帮人戒除烟瘾的药方。徐幼年同窗潘达年（王引 饰）也染上了烟瘾，由此结识了劝诫世人远离鸦片的歌女凤姑（李香兰 饰）。

In 1860 Paris, chemist Louis Pasteur is considered a quack within the medical community for advocating that doctors and surgeons wash their hands and boil their instruments to destroy microbes that can kill their patients. He came across this belief when discovering microscopic organisms in sour wine which could be killed if heated sufficiently. The belief among the scientific community at large is that the organisms are the result of disease and not the cause. This belief is despite the fact that 30% of women die in childbirth due to childbed disease, accounting for 20,000 annual deaths in Paris alone. The debate takes Pasteur all the way to a meeting with Emperor Napoleon III and his physician, Dr. Charbonnet, who is one of the leading opponents of Pasteur. Several years later, France is a republic and much of Pasteur's reputation changes as a government sanctioned experiment with anthrax and sheep shows that a vaccine created by Pasteur proves effective. As Pasteur begins work on finding the cause and a cure for rabies, which proves a more difficult challenge, he still has his detractors, including Dr. Charbonnet. This continuing debate brings about his biggest challenge: proving that microbes are the cause of all disease. Through it all, he is supported not only by his family, but Dr. Jean Martel, who was once a junior physician in the emperor's court and a physician within the republic's government, but who now works with Pasteur and is his son-in-law. But an act of bravado by Charbonnet may ultimately prove to be the breakthrough for which Pasteur is looking. Moving the experimental treatments from animals to humans proves a bigger obstacle, as is Charbonnet's need to win at all cost in the court of public opinion.

In 1860 Paris, chemist Louis Pasteur is considered a quack within the medical community for advocating that doctors and surgeons wash their hands and boil their instruments to destroy microbes that can kill their patients. He came across this belief when discovering microscopic organisms in sour wine which could be killed if heated sufficiently. The belief among the scientific community at large is that the organisms are the result of disease and not the cause. This belief is despite the fact that 30% of women die in childbirth due to childbed disease, accounting for 20,000 annual deaths in Paris alone. The debate takes Pasteur all the way to a meeting with Emperor Napoleon III and his physician, Dr. Charbonnet, who is one of the leading opponents of Pasteur. Several years later, France is a republic and much of Pasteur's reputation changes as a government sanctioned experiment with anthrax and sheep shows that a vaccine created by Pasteur proves effective. As Pasteur begins work on finding the cause and a cure for rabies, which proves a more difficult challenge, he still has his detractors, including Dr. Charbonnet. This continuing debate brings about his biggest challenge: proving that microbes are the cause of all disease. Through it all, he is supported not only by his family, but Dr. Jean Martel, who was once a junior physician in the emperor's court and a physician within the republic's government, but who now works with Pasteur and is his son-in-law. But an act of bravado by Charbonnet may ultimately prove to be the breakthrough for which Pasteur is looking. Moving the experimental treatments from animals to humans proves a bigger obstacle, as is Charbonnet's need to win at all cost in the court of public opinion.