English narration & German dialogue with English subtitles where needed. 　　This astonishing chronicle of the German Democratic Republic (or as we called it, East Germany) features illuminating interviews complimented by rare archival materials from film, photographs, posters, caricatures, popular songs and speeches. Former citizens both prominent and unknown reflect on cultural, economic, and political developments from the founding of the GDR in 1949 to German unification in 1990. This is the ultimate film history of events such as the suppression of the Prague Spring in 1968, the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall, economic stagnation, Stasi activity, and the popular upheavals that finally brought down the state. 　　CHAPTER 1: I Was a Citizen of the GDR 　　Former East German citizens -- from Holocaust survivors, to artists, officials, civil rights activists and ordinary people -- talk about their personal feelings, experiences, and attitudes toward the GDR. 　　CHAPTER 2: From "Zone" to State 　　Events the led up to the construction of the Berlin Wall on August 13, 1961 and the final division of the two German states. 　　CHAPTER 3: From Economic Plan to Economic Collapse 　　The development of the GDR's planned economy, from its beginnings to its failure. 　　CHAPTER 4: For the People's Welfare 　　"Unity of economic and social policy," the program of the SED (Socialist Unity Party), became the trademark of the Honecker era. 　　CHAPTER 5: Intellect and Power 　　The history of literature and the art in the GDR was punctuated by State repression; such breaks reveal contestation between intellectuals and state power in the GDR. 　　CHAPTER 6: Shield and Sword 　　From its founding in 1950, the Ministry for State Security and its political secret police (the Stasi) were the central instruments of domination; this "shield and sword of the Party," was seen as a defense against external and internal enemies. 　　CHAPTER 7: We Are the People 　　This was the chant of the thousands of protesters in the streets of Leipzig and other East German cities in the fall of 1989.

English narration & German dialogue with English subtitles where needed. 　　This astonishing chronicle of the German Democratic Republic (or as we called it, East Germany) features illuminating interviews complimented by rare archival materials from film, photographs, posters, caricatures, popular songs and speeches. Former citizens both prominent and unknown reflect on cultural, economic, and political developments from the founding of the GDR in 1949 to German unification in 1990. This is the ultimate film history of events such as the suppression of the Prague Spring in 1968, the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall, economic stagnation, Stasi activity, and the popular upheavals that finally brought down the state. 　　CHAPTER 1: I Was a Citizen of the GDR 　　Former East German citizens -- from Holocaust survivors, to artists, officials, civil rights activists and ordinary people -- talk about their personal feelings, experiences, and attitudes toward the GDR. 　　CHAPTER 2: From "Zone" to State 　　Events the led up to the construction of the Berlin Wall on August 13, 1961 and the final division of the two German states. 　　CHAPTER 3: From Economic Plan to Economic Collapse 　　The development of the GDR's planned economy, from its beginnings to its failure. 　　CHAPTER 4: For the People's Welfare 　　"Unity of economic and social policy," the program of the SED (Socialist Unity Party), became the trademark of the Honecker era. 　　CHAPTER 5: Intellect and Power 　　The history of literature and the art in the GDR was punctuated by State repression; such breaks reveal contestation between intellectuals and state power in the GDR. 　　CHAPTER 6: Shield and Sword 　　From its founding in 1950, the Ministry for State Security and its political secret police (the Stasi) were the central instruments of domination; this "shield and sword of the Party," was seen as a defense against external and internal enemies. 　　CHAPTER 7: We Are the People 　　This was the chant of the thousands of protesters in the streets of Leipzig and other East German cities in the fall of 1989.

描写前东德军队生活的喜剧片，主角是两位效力于前东德部队的两位好朋友。

描写前东德军队生活的喜剧片，主角是两位效力于前东德部队的两位好朋友。

《运动不一样》是一档大型青少年室内趣味竞技综艺节目。节目邀请了15个省市的15支青少年参赛队伍来到《运动不一样》的现场，每期节目将由3支代表队进行组别PK，参与逆风跳远、星球大战、冲刺接球、飞跃跑道、勇攀领奖台等多个“不一样”运动的比拼，决出冠军队伍。更多欢乐故事，更多爆笑玩法，都在阳光、快乐、智慧、好看的《运动不一样》。

《运动不一样》是一档大型青少年室内趣味竞技综艺节目。节目邀请了15个省市的15支青少年参赛队伍来到《运动不一样》的现场，每期节目将由3支代表队进行组别PK，参与逆风跳远、星球大战、冲刺接球、飞跃跑道、勇攀领奖台等多个“不一样”运动的比拼，决出冠军队伍。更多欢乐故事，更多爆笑玩法，都在阳光、快乐、智慧、好看的《运动不一样》。

影片讲诉了平静的豪门生活背后，潜藏的种种伤痕与危机。

影片讲诉了平静的豪门生活背后，潜藏的种种伤痕与危机。

Innocence Lost (Chinese: 童工) is a Chinese lifestyle documentary show about child labour which produced by Mediacorp Channel U from Singapore. It is hosted an rotating persons, which presented by Diana Ser, Joanna Dong and Danny Yeo on difference episodes. Lifestyle documentary show are introduce the employment of children in any work, the child from poverty family, who have lose their adolescence, interfered their ability to attend school in regularly, also dangerous and harmful to physically, mentally, socially and morally.