美丽善良的山杏深得同村年轻人的喜欢，村治保主任的儿子大宝更是要非山杏不娶，而山杏却与下乡扶贫的干部玉生相爱了。山杏的母亲当年曾经因为情感误区与下乡干部有了山杏，便终生在村里抬不起头来。山杏与玉生的相爱无异于在这个村里投下一枚炸弹，他们的爱情遭到了全村人的反对，而玉生的扶贫工作也因此变得更加困难，无奈中，玉生离开山杏回到了省城。山杏被村治保主任强迫嫁给了他的儿子大宝；后来大宝疯了，因山杏引起的矛盾使家不成家，人不像人。山杏最终逃出了这个乡村，漂泊在陌生的城市里……
周三（2/21），NBC正式宣布续订喜剧《百味超市》（Superstore）第4季，共22集。
跟着碰碰狐一同倾听神秘的星座童话故事，一起了解星座的由来、起源和传说。听碰碰狐讲述星座的小常识，走近古老而有趣的星座世界。
板栗却不识趣，又问道：两个书院为何要开坛论讲？那书生道：自然是因为见解不同。
华英雄（何家劲），在回国途中被撒旦将军（高雄）所伏，妻死女亡，愤然舍下幼儿剑雄（罗颂华），只身回美报仇，经过一番剧战，幸得好友罗汉（杨嘉乐），鬼仆（洪志成）及剑圣（张铮）相助，得以手刃仇人，从此退隐中华楼。时黑龙会积极扩展及瓦解华人团结势力，不惜借助东瀛高手无敌（杨泽霖），残杀华人，又暗中掳劫华人为他们开矿，华被逼碎石狮…
1996年，一场百年不遇的洪灾冲垮了绿岗村农民养家保命的几百亩山地，乡亲们看着满目疮痍的家园失声痛哭。河北农大教授李保国随科技扶贫组来到村里，乡亲们绝望的泪水刺痛了他，他决心扎根绿岗，指导果农改良苹果品种。在此之前，李保国曾在太行山深处的南川峪为小流域治理付出了十几年心血，直到把那里变成“太行山最绿的地方”。在绿岗，初来乍到的李保国穿着打扮和长相比农民还土气，并不被认可，他的科技主张也屡遭果农抵制，朴实的李教授最终用行动和成果打动和感化了乡亲们，绿岗苹果也成为享誉世界的品牌。科技改变了土生土长的农民们的命运，而李保国却在收获成果的季节倒在了他的岗位上。
BBC最新青春喜剧，改编自同名电影，讲述两个好基友调皮捣蛋的故事，青春中二基情满满，已续订第二季。
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青年科学家李正道一直奉爱因斯坦为自己的灵魂导师，希望自己能够成为一个有价值的人。但是却因为母亲的病、女友的爱、朋友的情让他逐渐看清了人情的冷暖··· 面对着生活的窘迫，他运用自己的物理学知识来展开自己的复仇计划~
板栗拜见过岳母，因笑道：周伯母，晚辈从云天寺回来，带了些豆腐和香干。
旧金山警察尼克（迈克尔·道格拉斯 Michael Douglas 饰）接到命令，调查一起离奇的冰锥杀人案。一位当红的摇滚歌星被绑在床上遭人用冰锥刺杀。尼克经过调查，发现这个歌星生活糜烂，遇害前与其女友凯瑟琳（莎朗·斯通 Sharon Stone 饰）一起回家。
凯瑟琳是 一位精明能干的畅销书作家，美丽妖艳。尼克调查中发现，凯瑟琳为了逼真刻画小说中的各色人物而与各种各样男人上床，被害摇滚歌星亦是其中之一。尼克在凯瑟琳的新书中发现了描写摇滚歌星被杀这一情节，尼克认定凯瑟琳就是凶手。
尼克在追查过程中，渐渐迷上了美丽的凯瑟琳，尼克最终能否查出真相？
一个神秘地下城堡里住着一些靠打劫，绑架为生的人，首领猫公子在一次拍卖会中，接到一笔大生意，有个人出高价要买下当今皇上最喜爱的三十六皇妃。猫公子毅然答应，皇上为了寻回心爱的妃子，派了一只聪明绝顶而会说话的鹦鹉找到范侍卫，让他帮自己寻回妃子，而鹦鹉也因筋疲力尽而死掉，范侍卫按照鹦鹉的遗言，找来小白鲨，小李帮忙破案，三人经过重重困难，终于解开了一团团的迷雾，完成任务。
民国初，山东济南武林高手“燕子李三”被官府斩杀。李三师弟李显隐退江湖，将绝世轻功传与徒弟李云飞、李云馨、李云龙。十年后李显师徒回到济南，与日本武士对决抗争，名声大振.百姓称，燕子李三回来了。抗战时期，李显师徒投入到全民抗战的洪流中。三徒弟李云龙薄弱的内心和膨胀的私欲，使他最终成为了彻头彻尾的走狗，不得善终。二徒弟李云馨开武馆，传授武艺。大徒弟李云飞体会到，凭借武林气节，单打独斗，不可能真正救国，毅然加入抗战。
立志成为作家的青年二蛋（霍建华饰）历时三年，写成唐朝侠客史可进之传奇故事，然而却被出版社社长嘲讽打击。在一千多年才轮回一次的流星雨之夜，失落的二蛋在公园排遣郁闷，突然胸前的家传玉佩灵光乍现，将他带回了一千多年前的唐朝天宝十年中秋夜。二蛋机缘巧合在唐朝成为了史可进（郭品超饰）的救命恩人，得以入住范阳王府史家，并对史可进的小妹灵芝（景甜饰）一见倾心。史家世子史可延嫉妒史可进人财俱得，派出杀手杨傲（孙浩饰）刺杀亲弟，危急关头二蛋再度使用玉佩，将史家兄妹带回现代，杨傲凭借自己的玉佩同样来到了2012年，二蛋与三位身怀绝技的古代人引发连串奇遇，而一个阴谋也逐渐浮出水面……
若是能亲自回去一趟，看看小青山……和那里的人，该多好啊。
最后，就是谢谢大家。
Since the 1920s, the influx of Western journalists into China has been like crucian carp crossing the river, but as far as the social status at that time is concerned, no one can expect Aban to match it. Aban is naturally competitive and can't compete for emergencies in the front line, but his real advantage lies in his extensive upper-level relations. The top level of the Chinese government and the top level of Japan, the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union and other countries in China are full of his personal friends. At the beginning, the national government wanted to expel him from the country, but later, all four families took him as their guest of honor. Japan attaches more importance to the fact that the top leaders of various factions and departments in civil and military affairs are eager to break through his threshold. The Soviet Union was also interesting. While setting off a wave of criticism of Aban, it sent an ambassador to talk with him in secret and entrusted him with conveying high-level meanings. As for the United States and Britain, it goes without saying. The importance of Aban lies in the fact that his role has completely gone beyond that of a mere reporter. To the U.S. Government, he is an unpaid senior intelligence agent, providing top secret information free of charge, weighing more than any official spy. To the rest of the governments, he is a supernumerary U.S. Diplomat, and his role is often beyond the reach of U.S. Ambassadors. Therefore, between Japan and the United States, between China and the United States, and between the United States and the United States, he has to send messages frequently. As for the infighting among various countries, they should also reveal their secrets to him so that they can be published in the New York Times and confuse each other. For example, before Japan officially joined the Axis, because of the confrontation between the two factions at the highest level, some people secretly told each other the news, which made him get a global super scoop for no reason. All this, of course, depends on the golden signboard of the New York Times and its inexhaustible resources.
