七十有余的老李独自生活，最快乐的时光是看望母亲时与哥哥讨论公园里骂国家领导 　　人的老军人，与母亲回忆父亲，回忆逃难时光。腿部的旧疾复发，再次勾忆起他年轻时的蹉跎岁月，大年三十老母亲立下的遗嘱让除夕夜变得苍凉。

神都洛阳接连发生奇迹，头戴蚩尤鬼面的武士团四处行凶；酒馆外的狐狸通晓人语；皇宫含元殿柱子上的雕龙活了过来；供奉在庙祠的“怒目天王”……狄仁杰既…

狄仁杰 （ 赵又廷 饰）大破神都龙王案，获御赐亢龙锏，并掌管大理寺，使他成为武则天 （ 刘嘉玲 饰）走向权力之路最大的威胁。武则天为了消灭眼中钉，命令尉迟真金 （ 冯绍峰 饰）集结实力强劲的“异人组”，妄图夺取亢龙锏。在医官沙陀忠 （ 林更新 饰）的协助下，狄仁杰既要守护亢龙锏，又要破获神秘奇案，还要面对武则天的步步紧逼，大唐江山陷入了空前的危机之中。

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故事说的是，大明万历十二年，天降祥瑞，二十一岁的万历帝喜得第二子，但因后宫宠妃趁机蛊惑，万历皇帝年轻任性，欲废长立幼，让第二子当储君太子，廷议一出，顿时引起满朝文武两派之间尖锐冲突，双方各怀自己的目的，为各自的利益集团争吵不休，事态竟发展到不可收拾的程度。为解决这个棘手的问题，平复矛盾，双方都想到了闲居民间多年的硕二爷。传说中，先皇赐予硕王爷的金痒痒挠里藏有专门解决立储之争的先皇密诏，双方都想探知，都想利用，这种形势下，万历与太后分别下旨，传硕王爷进宫解决立储之争。 但硕王爷认为，皇上尚年轻，有许多举国大事要做，不应陷入立储之争而误 了大纲。他以特殊的方式和硕二爷个性化的手段劝谏年轻的皇上，引导青春期的皇上去关心民间疾苦，为老百姓的安居乐业多办实事。他故意拖延时间，以给皇上思索和反省的时间，大兴到宫中也就两个时辰的车程，他竞走了足足一百天，皇二子“ 百岁 ” 之际，最后揭开痒痒挠中的先皇秘诏，竟与硕二爷用意不谋而合，化解了一场危机，也成熟了年轻的天子。 与此同时，在这一百天里，硕二爷既要应酬真假之间的一次次催旨，且要与平王刀光剑影间迂回周旋，还要切实解决民间一出出不能不解决的“着急得要死人”的小事儿大事儿，整治了恶霸牛怀根、冷如冰贩卖私盐、欺男霸女、横行乡里的罪恶行径；解决金锁退婚，收留周家翁婆，为郑老汉打抱不平；破除孝义庄的养老阁陋习；还帮着烧饼铺的老板讨要欠账一年的“烧饼款”；还解决了连痒痒挠也无法解决的马氏绸缎庄老板嗜赌成性等等民间琐碎之事，等等。在硕二爷看来，这些琐碎的民间小事看起来虽小，但是却不逊于窃国偷天，是直接关系着老百姓能否安居乐业和温饱冷暖的大事儿，在我永硕或许是举手之劳的碎事儿，可老百姓过日子，这些可都是个天顶天的命根子事儿，一个也不能少，一件也不能落。硕二爷累，硕二爷苦，硕二爷险，硕二爷也乐呵，忙忙碌碌、喜怒哀乐，构成了一个活生生的“我们的二大爷” 在为老百姓解决生活疾苦的同时，硕二爷收养了因立储之争被迫流落民间的皇弟大魁：保护了琉球公主椿美，揭露平王爷与日倭之间的同谋，及盗得国库黄金企图谋反的罪恶行径。

取材于传统相声《硕二爷》。 　　硕二爷又称硕王爷，是活在老北京人口头上的一位既有着浓厚传奇色彩，又独具老北京味儿的奇特人物。他不事宫廷，为民请命，是一个行走于街巷鸡毛蒜皮小事之间的 “青天”，他经意与不经意之中，为老百姓解决了掰扯不清又纠缠不断的诸多难事儿，他不务虚不空谈，体味民间真实疾苦，切实解决问题，因而深受百姓的喜欢和爱戴，是一个活在百姓 心里几百年的“另类王爷”。 　　传说，硕二爷是明穆宗的二哥，明神宗的二大爷，真名叫永硕，人称“硕二爷”、“二大爷”、“我们的二大爷”。他是明世宗朱厚聪的爱子， 文武双修，身怀奇才，也曾胸存大志，但是见皇子间争宠夺位，他不愿置身其中骨肉相残，遂称病在其封地京南的大兴县养马训鸽。硕二爷“告病”还乡之后，却并未赋闲家中、颐养天年，而是每日布衣草帽，村舍胡同里跑着，探访和解决着市井中的“不平之事”，他不骑高大的御赐骏马，偏喜欢骑一头断耳老毛驴儿，拿着穆宗皇帝赐给他上可打昏君，下可打奸邪馁臣的一根金痒痒挠儿，穿梭于大街小巷茶寨勾栏之间。他奉行：“民间无小事”， “民为贵、君为轻，社稷次之”，“水可载舟亦可覆舟”的以民为本的“亲民”思想宗旨，路见不平之事，总要伸手管管，他自称皇上管不了的事儿，我二大爷非要管管不可，因此成为大兴远近闻名，天下无人不知，老百姓或缺不了的平民王爷。 　　故事说的是，大明万历十二年，天降祥瑞，二十一岁的万历帝喜得第二子，但因后宫宠妃趁机且惑，万历皇帝年轻任性，欲废长立幼，让第二子当储君太子，廷议一出，顿时引起满朝文武两派之间尖锐冲突，双方各怀自己的目的，为各自的利益集团争吵不休，事态竟发展到不可收拾的程度。为解决这个棘手的问题，平复矛盾，双方都想到了闲居民间多年的硕二爷。传说中，先皇赐予硕王爷的金痒痒挠里藏有专门解决立储之争的先皇密诏，双方都想探知，都想利用，这种形势下，万历与太后分别下旨，传硕王爷进宫解决立储之争。 　　但硕王爷认为，皇上尚年轻，有许多举国大事要做，不应陷入立储之争而误了大纲。他以特殊的方式和硕二爷个性化的手段劝谏年轻的皇上，引导青春期的皇上去关心民间疾苦，为老百姓的安居乐业多办实事。他故意拖延时间，以给皇上思索和反省的时间，大兴到宫中也就两个时辰的车程，他竞走了足足一百天，皇二子“ 百岁 ” 之际，最后揭开痒痒挠中的先皇秘诏，竟与硕二爷用意不谋而合，化解了一场危机，也成熟了年轻的天子。 　　与此同时，在这一百天里，硕二爷既要应酬真假之间的一次次催旨，且要与平王刀光剑影间迂回周旋，还要切实解决民间一出出不能不解决的“着急得要死人”的小事儿大事儿，整治了恶霸牛怀根、冷如冰贩卖私盐、欺男霸女、横行乡里的罪恶行径；解决金锁退婚，收留周家翁婆，为郑老汉打抱不平；破除孝义庄的养老阁陋习；还帮着烧饼铺的老板讨要欠账一年的“烧饼款”；还解决了连痒痒挠也无法解决的马氏绸缎庄老板嗜赌成性等等民间琐碎之事，等等。在硕二爷看来，这些琐碎的民间小事看起来虽小，但是却不逊于窃国偷天，是直接关系着老百姓能否安居乐业和温饱冷暖的大事儿，在我永硕或许是举手之劳的碎事儿，可老百姓过日子，这些可都是个天顶天的命根子事儿，一个也不能少，一件也不能落。硕二爷累，硕二爷苦，硕二爷险，硕二爷也乐呵，忙忙碌碌、喜怒哀乐，构成了一个活生生的“我们的二大爷”！ 　　在为老百姓解决生活疾苦的同时，硕二爷收养了因立储之争被迫流落民间的皇弟大魁：保护了琉球公主椿美，揭露平王爷与日倭之间的同谋，及盗得国库黄金企图谋反的罪恶行径。 　　全剧写了一个为创造安宁和谐的社会操劳的二大爷，也写了一个为老百姓柴米油盐醋操心着的二大爷。 　　一个百姓心里永远期待着的二大爷。

唐伯虎以逃避相亲对象陆小姐而四处流浪，却在途中对秋香一见钟情，化身家仆华安追至华府。才华横溢、风流浪漫的伯虎成功地引起秋香的注意，二人感情逐渐…

五、六十年代香港治安状况不佳，警察贪污情形十分普遍，直至廉政公署在七十年代初期成立才改善了这种现象。李修贤、任达华、李子雄、郑则仕演当时纵横黑白两道的四大华人探长。

China - The Soul of the Dragon 　　The Wild Dragon's Heritage. The story begins more than 1,500 years before our current era on the banks of the Hwang Ho - or Yellow River and the Yang Tse Kiang or Blue River, whose formidable power has been feared and respected by men through the ages. To control them, the renowned emperor Quinshihuangdi, today regarded as the first man to unify the great land of China, installed highly sophisticated irrigation systems and dissuaded his people from resorting to prayers and rituals in their attempt to combat the rivers' demons. The discovery of Quinshihuangdi's tomb in 1974 revealed that this savior of a land subjected to the mighty rivers' whim was held in unbounded reverence: 8,000 individually crafted terracotta warriors stand guard over their king for eternity. 　　Egypt - The Way of Eternity 　　A Journey in the Nile Valley. For 3,000 years, from the construction of the first pyramid until the death of Cleopatra, Egypt was a land of prosperity; largely thanks to the River Nile. What is the story of the development of this impressive civilisation and its relationship with its principal source of life? How did the river valley evolve during Antiquity? Why did the Egyptians never fight against nature, preferring to draw their own life-force from its natural power? And what remains today of the riches and wealth that nature has offered to Egypt? Shaped and fashioned by the hand of man in his pursuit of modernity, against all odds, the Nile has finally been tamed. 　　The Indus - The Masters of the River 　　A Silent Civilisation. One of the most mysterious of these four civilisations is no doubt that which developed around the Indus, discovered only in 1920. Considered to be one of the world's most powerful rivers, the Indus has a flow rate twice as high as the Nile, and three times that of the Tigris and the Euphrates. Its geographical course enabled extensive communication to be developed and, at the same time, the rise of a prosperous civilisation, the Harappeans.What was the story of this recently discovered civilisation, and how can we explain its decline? 　　Mesopotamia - The Gardens of Babel 　　The Conquest of Two Rivers. Mesopotamia, or the country between two rivers, is the oldest civilisation to have flourished at the confluence of two rivers: the Tigris and the Euphrates. The Mesopotamians included various peoples, the Sumerians, the Babylonians, the Akkadians, who coexisted and succeeded one another, mixing and inter-relating in a Near East with a wide range of racial facets. These different peoples, who once lived along the banks of the two rivers, have left behind an archaeological heritage of inestimable value. How did they flourish in such a hostile environment? Where did their wealth come from? And how did this perfectly structured civilisation finally fade and disappear for ever?

China - The Soul of the Dragon 　　The Wild Dragon's Heritage. The story begins more than 1,500 years before our current era on the banks of the Hwang Ho - or Yellow River and the Yang Tse Kiang or Blue River, whose formidable power has been feared and respected by men through the ages. To control them, the renowned emperor Quinshihuangdi, today regarded as the first man to unify the great land of China, installed highly sophisticated irrigation systems and dissuaded his people from resorting to prayers and rituals in their attempt to combat the rivers' demons. The discovery of Quinshihuangdi's tomb in 1974 revealed that this savior of a land subjected to the mighty rivers' whim was held in unbounded reverence: 8,000 individually crafted terracotta warriors stand guard over their king for eternity. 　　Egypt - The Way of Eternity 　　A Journey in the Nile Valley. For 3,000 years, from the construction of the first pyramid until the death of Cleopatra, Egypt was a land of prosperity; largely thanks to the River Nile. What is the story of the development of this impressive civilisation and its relationship with its principal source of life? How did the river valley evolve during Antiquity? Why did the Egyptians never fight against nature, preferring to draw their own life-force from its natural power? And what remains today of the riches and wealth that nature has offered to Egypt? Shaped and fashioned by the hand of man in his pursuit of modernity, against all odds, the Nile has finally been tamed. 　　The Indus - The Masters of the River 　　A Silent Civilisation. One of the most mysterious of these four civilisations is no doubt that which developed around the Indus, discovered only in 1920. Considered to be one of the world's most powerful rivers, the Indus has a flow rate twice as high as the Nile, and three times that of the Tigris and the Euphrates. Its geographical course enabled extensive communication to be developed and, at the same time, the rise of a prosperous civilisation, the Harappeans.What was the story of this recently discovered civilisation, and how can we explain its decline? 　　Mesopotamia - The Gardens of Babel 　　The Conquest of Two Rivers. Mesopotamia, or the country between two rivers, is the oldest civilisation to have flourished at the confluence of two rivers: the Tigris and the Euphrates. The Mesopotamians included various peoples, the Sumerians, the Babylonians, the Akkadians, who coexisted and succeeded one another, mixing and inter-relating in a Near East with a wide range of racial facets. These different peoples, who once lived along the banks of the two rivers, have left behind an archaeological heritage of inestimable value. How did they flourish in such a hostile environment? Where did their wealth come from? And how did this perfectly structured civilisation finally fade and disappear for ever?