《火星娃健康成长》由中国关心下一代工作委员会向天下所有的父母荣誉推荐的一部向孩子们介绍健康卫生知识动画片。父母们应该让自己的孩子看看，教育孩子良好的习惯，从小养成。利用卡通动漫对孩子们的吸引力，寓教于乐，每一集都讲述了一个小故事，每个小故事都在教育孩子要养成一个良好的习惯，通过这些故事让孩子们了解和掌握必备健康卫生知识树立健康生活理念，增强自我保护意识，培养科学生活习惯健康而快乐地成长。

《火星娃健康成长》由中国关心下一代工作委员会向天下所有的父母荣誉推荐的一部向孩子们介绍健康卫生知识动画片。父母们应该让自己的孩子看看，教育孩子良好的习惯，从小养成。利用卡通动漫对孩子们的吸引力，寓教于乐，每一集都讲述了一个小故事，每个小故事都在教育孩子要养成一个良好的习惯，通过这些故事让孩子们了解和掌握必备健康卫生知识树立健康生活理念，增强自我保护意识，培养科学生活习惯健康而快乐地成长。

胡金铨弟子李龙编导，特敬恩师

In <Is Sugar The New Fat?>, Nigel interviews a number of people including pediatric endocrinologist Dr Robert Lustig, CEO of the New Zealand Food and Grocery Council Katherine Rich, and food technologist Melanie Walsh. Each of these people bring very different perspectives to the discussion around sugar. Dr Lustig is one of the most outspoken voices against sugar. As the Director of Clinical Pediatrics at San Franciso Hospital, he carries not only a wealth of knowledge, but also has seen countless cases of what sugar does to the human body. His stance is there is no question as to whether sugar is toxic. He compares its effects with alcohol and tobacco, and doesn’t beat around the bush as to how harmful it is. 　　Nigel very powerfully and cleverly illustrates the information that he is presenting with various on-location visits and interviews. He starts with a supermarket to examine the sugar content of common foods like tomato sauce, baked beans, and Marmite. He then visits a renal dialysis unit in Auckland to interview the haematologist and his patients with conditions secondary to obesity. The most eye-opening and difficult part to watch was in an operating theatre in Nelson where he interviews a dental surgeon as he pulls the teeth of children as young as two years old due to severe dental decay. The surgeon states that this level of decay can only be caused by sugar consumption. In my work as a paediatric nurse, I am constantly shocked at the amount of children who are given a supply of sugary drinks and are even given soft drinks, fruit juice, and milo in their bottles! 　　Nothing is more convincing, though, than when Nigel volunteers his own diet and body as an experiment. Stating that he does regular exercise and considers his diet to be pretty healthy other than a couple of treats here and there, he is clearly shocked at what the results of his blood tests show. As a result, he decides to quit sugar to see if that shows any improvement. The results speak for themselves. His blood results improved dramatically and he lost about 3.5kg and a belt size. 　　Nigel’s thinking around what is a healthy diet is very typical of our society. Most people are oblivious to how much sugar they are consuming every day, much of it hidden in everyday foods. Fortunately, thanks in part to the increased attention given by the media and documentaries like this one, our society is beginning to become more aware and more concerned about sugar consumption. In fact, the NZ Food & Grocery Council is so concerned about the increased attention towards all the sugar that’s added to food that they flew anti-tax campaigner Chris Snowdon here the same week as Nigel Latta’s documentary was released.

In <Is Sugar The New Fat?>, Nigel interviews a number of people including pediatric endocrinologist Dr Robert Lustig, CEO of the New Zealand Food and Grocery Council Katherine Rich, and food technologist Melanie Walsh. Each of these people bring very different perspectives to the discussion around sugar. Dr Lustig is one of the most outspoken voices against sugar. As the Director of Clinical Pediatrics at San Franciso Hospital, he carries not only a wealth of knowledge, but also has seen countless cases of what sugar does to the human body. His stance is there is no question as to whether sugar is toxic. He compares its effects with alcohol and tobacco, and doesn’t beat around the bush as to how harmful it is. 　　Nigel very powerfully and cleverly illustrates the information that he is presenting with various on-location visits and interviews. He starts with a supermarket to examine the sugar content of common foods like tomato sauce, baked beans, and Marmite. He then visits a renal dialysis unit in Auckland to interview the haematologist and his patients with conditions secondary to obesity. The most eye-opening and difficult part to watch was in an operating theatre in Nelson where he interviews a dental surgeon as he pulls the teeth of children as young as two years old due to severe dental decay. The surgeon states that this level of decay can only be caused by sugar consumption. In my work as a paediatric nurse, I am constantly shocked at the amount of children who are given a supply of sugary drinks and are even given soft drinks, fruit juice, and milo in their bottles! 　　Nothing is more convincing, though, than when Nigel volunteers his own diet and body as an experiment. Stating that he does regular exercise and considers his diet to be pretty healthy other than a couple of treats here and there, he is clearly shocked at what the results of his blood tests show. As a result, he decides to quit sugar to see if that shows any improvement. The results speak for themselves. His blood results improved dramatically and he lost about 3.5kg and a belt size. 　　Nigel’s thinking around what is a healthy diet is very typical of our society. Most people are oblivious to how much sugar they are consuming every day, much of it hidden in everyday foods. Fortunately, thanks in part to the increased attention given by the media and documentaries like this one, our society is beginning to become more aware and more concerned about sugar consumption. In fact, the NZ Food & Grocery Council is so concerned about the increased attention towards all the sugar that’s added to food that they flew anti-tax campaigner Chris Snowdon here the same week as Nigel Latta’s documentary was released.

位于爱媛县松山市西部的小港口城市三津滨，港口的造船厂内芦原泰良（柳乐优弥 饰）和弟弟将太（村上虹郎 饰）相依为命。泰良每天浪荡周游，惹出不少的麻烦与纷争。谁知某天，他的身影却从三津滨消失了。原来他来到了松山的街道上，与当地豪强发生碰撞。在当地小有名气的北原裕也（菅田将晖 饰）赏识泰良的勇气，与之相约要干一番大事。两人对路人进行着无差别的暴行，他们驾驶抢来的汽车，搭载着偶然同乘的女孩那奈（小松菜奈 饰）一路狂奔。与此同时，将太为了寻找哥哥也来到了松山市……

故事发生在爱媛县松山市西部的小港口城市三津滨，失去了父母的内芦原泰良（柳乐优弥 饰）和弟弟将太（村上虹郎 饰）相依为命。对泰良来说，人生仿佛没有…

该剧讲述卢慧能经历一系列人生际遇后，最终舍弃衣钵为百姓传禅解惑，成为禅宗高僧。

故事发生于山雨欲来的1911年即辛亥革命之年，福建莆田城内“六合堂”木雕名家廖氏家族，虽凭借业界公认的高超技艺世承皇恩，但却人丁寥落各怀心事。廖氏家族为宣统皇帝定制的龙椅三件套交货之时，却发现龙椅上的龙眼珠被人为破坏成为“有眼无珠”，廖氏家族面临满门抄斩的滔天大祸。廖府长子廖曦挺身而出勇担罪责，凭借匠心与巧妙构思再造龙珠，平息风波。但觊觎“六合堂”多年的奸邪小人刘天秋等人又屡次出手暗算，为救父亲廖曦只能背负罪名远走他乡。在流亡途中他在泉州遇到了红颜知己梅姨。为了重振廖家门楣、让精美的木雕技艺为世人所知，廖曦与梅姨这对相知相惜的伴侣，与官僚、军阀、日本侵略者等各方势力巧妙周旋、斗智斗勇，谱写了一曲可歌可泣的工匠精神之诗。

故事发生于山雨欲来的1911年即辛亥革命之年，福建莆田城内“六合堂”木雕名家廖氏家族，虽凭借业界公认的高超技艺世承皇恩，但却人丁寥落各怀心事。廖氏家族为宣统皇帝定制的龙椅三件套交货之时，却发现龙椅上的龙眼珠被人为破坏成为“有眼无珠”，廖氏家族面临满门抄斩的滔天大祸。廖府长子廖曦挺身而出勇担罪责，凭借匠心与巧妙构思再造龙珠，平息风波。但觊觎“六合堂”多年的奸邪小人刘天秋等人又屡次出手暗算，为救父亲廖曦只能背负罪名远走他乡。在流亡途中他在泉州遇到了红颜知己梅姨。为了重振廖家门楣、让精美的木雕技艺为世人所知，廖曦与梅姨这对相知相惜的伴侣，与官僚、军阀、日本侵略者等各方势力巧妙周旋、斗智斗勇，谱写了一曲可歌可泣的工匠精神之诗。