12岁的利奥应同学马科斯的邀请到他的家乡渡假。乡间的田原风光风景如画，马科斯感到非常新鲜。他惊讶的是，马科斯的姐姐玛丽安貌美热情，她常带他去市场购物。马科斯出麻疹，不能陪利奥玩，利奥只好独自玩。他无意中来到黑色农场，农夫泰德让他带一封信给玛丽安，利奥非常高兴。他每给玛丽安送—次信，就能得到她感激的微笑。利奥很愉快充当送信的人。利奥与退伍兵威斯康特交上了朋友，威斯康特常讲故事给听他。利奥发现玛丽安和泰德的信件是情书，并得知莫德斯利夫人要把女儿嫁给威斯康特时，就拒绝当送信的使者了。许多年过去了，利奥又来到马科斯家，玛丽安孀居在家，她还是那样漂亮热情。她再次要求利奥做送信人，给她的孙子送信。

12岁的利奥应同学马科斯的邀请到他的家乡渡假。乡间的田原风光风景如画，马科斯感到非常新鲜。他惊讶的是，马科斯的姐姐玛丽安貌美热情，她常带他去市场购物。马科斯出麻疹，不能陪利奥玩，利奥只好独自玩。他无意中来到黑色农场，农夫泰德让他带一封信给玛丽安，利奥非常高兴。他每给玛丽安送—次信，就能得到她感激的微笑。利奥很愉快充当送信的人。利奥与退伍兵威斯康特交上了朋友，威斯康特常讲故事给听他。利奥发现玛丽安和泰德的信件是情书，并得知莫德斯利夫人要把女儿嫁给威斯康特时，就拒绝当送信的使者了。许多年过去了，利奥又来到马科斯家，玛丽安孀居在家，她还是那样漂亮热情。她再次要求利奥做送信人，给她的孙子送信。

现代社畜杨凡穿越成大明假太监，凭机智躲过验身危机，沦为陈妃随从。他周旋于后宫美人之间，一边偷练武道秘籍快速进阶，从底层太监一路逆袭。期间斗李公公、反皇后算计，破“九子孽龙局”，最终在祭祀大典平定叛乱。。

唐龙从军归来，却被未婚妻戏耍，失去一切，偶得神秘系统，开启新人大礼包，得到透视眼跟九阳真经，从此一朝化龙，古玩鉴宝，赌石，样样精通，与此同时 ，身边无数佳人环绕，桃花朵朵开，开启一代传奇。。。。。。。

故事的主人公是在偏远沙漠检查站工作的三名边境巡逻人员。一辆汽车上所载的物品揭示出某个险恶阴谋正酝酿在三人身边。在接下来的 24 小时内，他们将踏上一段充满危险的旅程，而这可能会让他们付出生命的代价。

In 1889, young Englishwoman Vicky Barton (Jean Simmons) and her brother Johnny (David Tomlinson) arrive in Paris to see the Exposition Universelle. This is Vicky's first time in Paris, and after checking into a hotel, she drags her tired brother to dinner and the famous Moulin Rouge. She finally retires for the night, while Johnny has a late-night drink. When English painter George Hathaway (Dirk Bogarde) drops off his girlfriend, Rhoda O'Donovan (Honor Blackman), and her mother (Betty Warren) at the hotel, he asks Johnny for change for a 100 franc note to pay a carriage driver; Johnny loans him 50 francs and gives him his name and room number. 　　The next morning, Vicky finds a blank wall where Johnny's room used to be. When she questions hotel owner and manager Madame Hervé (Cathleen Nesbitt), the latter claims she arrived alone. The room number now adorns the common bathroom. Madame Hervé's brother Narcisse (Marcel Pontin) and the day porter (Eugene Deckers) back up her story. 　　Frantic, Vicky goes to see the British consul (Felix Aylmer), followed secretly by Narcisse. She has no proof of her brother's existence, so the consul can only suggest she find a witness, Nina (Zena Marshall), the hotel maid who attended her. Nina had informed her that she was going up in a balloon with her boyfriend at the Exposition that day, so the consul takes her there. Tragically, she is too late. Before she can talk to Nina, the balloon ascends, bursts into flames, and plummets to the ground, killing the two passengers. 　　Vicky tries the French police commissaire (Austin Trevor). He questions Madame Hervé and her brother, but can find nothing amiss in their story. Since her room has been reserved for only two nights, Vicky has to leave the hotel. Madame Hervé offers her a ticket home to England, which she is forced to accept, as she has little money left. However, unbeknownst to either party, Rhoda O'Donovan has been asked by George Hathaway to deliver a letter containing his loan repayment to Johnny. Not finding his room, Rhoda slips the envelope under Vicky's door, where she finds it. 　　Vicky goes to see George. When he confirms having met her brother, she bursts into tears. He offers his assistance. George notices there are six balconies, but only five rooms on the floor, and finds the missing hotel room, the entrance having been covered over to be part of the wall. 　　Under questioning by the police, Madame Hervé reveals where Johnny has been taken. It turns out that he became sick with the Black Plague during the night. The news would have been disastrous for the Exposition, so he was secretly taken away to a hospital. George brings along Doctor Hart (André Morell), who tells Vicky her brother has a chance of living.

In 1889, young Englishwoman Vicky Barton (Jean Simmons) and her brother Johnny (David Tomlinson) arrive in Paris to see the Exposition Universelle. This is Vicky's first time in Paris, and after checking into a hotel, she drags her tired brother to dinner and the famous Moulin Rouge. She finally retires for the night, while Johnny has a late-night drink. When English painter George Hathaway (Dirk Bogarde) drops off his girlfriend, Rhoda O'Donovan (Honor Blackman), and her mother (Betty Warren) at the hotel, he asks Johnny for change for a 100 franc note to pay a carriage driver; Johnny loans him 50 francs and gives him his name and room number. 　　The next morning, Vicky finds a blank wall where Johnny's room used to be. When she questions hotel owner and manager Madame Hervé (Cathleen Nesbitt), the latter claims she arrived alone. The room number now adorns the common bathroom. Madame Hervé's brother Narcisse (Marcel Pontin) and the day porter (Eugene Deckers) back up her story. 　　Frantic, Vicky goes to see the British consul (Felix Aylmer), followed secretly by Narcisse. She has no proof of her brother's existence, so the consul can only suggest she find a witness, Nina (Zena Marshall), the hotel maid who attended her. Nina had informed her that she was going up in a balloon with her boyfriend at the Exposition that day, so the consul takes her there. Tragically, she is too late. Before she can talk to Nina, the balloon ascends, bursts into flames, and plummets to the ground, killing the two passengers. 　　Vicky tries the French police commissaire (Austin Trevor). He questions Madame Hervé and her brother, but can find nothing amiss in their story. Since her room has been reserved for only two nights, Vicky has to leave the hotel. Madame Hervé offers her a ticket home to England, which she is forced to accept, as she has little money left. However, unbeknownst to either party, Rhoda O'Donovan has been asked by George Hathaway to deliver a letter containing his loan repayment to Johnny. Not finding his room, Rhoda slips the envelope under Vicky's door, where she finds it. 　　Vicky goes to see George. When he confirms having met her brother, she bursts into tears. He offers his assistance. George notices there are six balconies, but only five rooms on the floor, and finds the missing hotel room, the entrance having been covered over to be part of the wall. 　　Under questioning by the police, Madame Hervé reveals where Johnny has been taken. It turns out that he became sick with the Black Plague during the night. The news would have been disastrous for the Exposition, so he was secretly taken away to a hospital. George brings along Doctor Hart (André Morell), who tells Vicky her brother has a chance of living.

At the end of the 19th century, Joseph Ferdinand Cheval (Jacques Gamblin), is a simple postman who travels every day along the Drôme, from village to village. Alone, he is upset when he meets the woman of his life, Philomena (Laetitia Casta). From their union Alice was born. For this child he loves more than anything, Cheval then throws himself into a crazy gamble: to build her with his own hands, an incredible palace. Never spared by the ordeals of life, this ordinary man will not give up and will devote 33 years to build an extraordinary work: "The Ideal Palace".