During the warlord period of the Republic of China, Japanese tried to provoke trouble in Fengtian. Chen Zhen fell into the trap of his opponent and his family fell into ruin. Chen Zhen once had a marriage contract with Meng Ruhui's daughter Meng Qingqiu, so he was taken in. In order to revitalize the family business, Heshengtang, Chen Zhen began to work hard. By chance, he became a "deacon" at Dasheng Pawnshop, and worshiped the old beggar, a master in the world, as his teacher. After hard training, Chen Zhen was upgraded from an iron disciple to a golden disciple. Meng Ru secretly colluded with the Japanese and helped Japanese forces enter Fengtian. In order to prevent foreign invaders from conspiring to protect Fengtian, Chen Zhen went to the martial arts arena opened by Funakoshi Yoshiki, risking his life to challenge Japanese martial arts masters, and finally defeated the Japanese.

The film tells about Shanghai during the Revolution of 1911. The patriotic martial artists Huo Zhenshan and He Dachuan worked together to burn the smokehouse, and attracted an axe to help them. He Dachuan was rescued by Huo Zhenshan. Twenty years later, Huo Zhenshan opened a martial arts hall in Shanghai to promote Chinese martial arts and search for He Dachuan's descendants. In the face of the challenge of the black market boxing, Huo Zhenshan defeated the opponent but refused to receive the bounty, so that the stone that came to watch the battle was respectful. The big disciple Huang Jinpeng secretly colluded with the boss of the boxing and killed the master. Stone and Huang Jinpeng found each other's life in the contest. It was actually a child who had been separated from He Dachuan for many years. The two men defeated the boxing manager and teamed up the black market.

In the mid 19th century, China is starting to feel major pressure from the foreign invasion and suffering economically from the ban against opium smuggling and usage. As a result, political figures are desperately seeking help and strategies on how to defend themselves against the inevitable war. Lin Hoi Nan (Chiu), known for his heroic efforts, is hired by the Government to produce firearms and other weapons.

Tang Lin, a young journalist accompanies Zhang Gui, a war veteran, on a journey to return a fallen comrade’s belongings to his family, uncovering decades-old promises and gaining a profound understanding of the sacrifices behind the peace and happiness of today.

A modern science Ph.D. student, Tang Shen, accidentally travels back to ancient times, where his intellect helps him rise through the imperial exams into politics. With his shrewd mentor Wang Qin, he uncovers a buried injustice while clashing with his brilliant rival, Mr. Liang, in a battle of wits at court.

His mother entrusted him with obtaining the Martial God's Hammer, but young Xi Zitang wasted ten years trying to lift it and gained superhuman strength instead. Ten years later, he returned with the hammer, forging a path of supremacy while gaining the favor of many beauties!

During the 1939 Japanese invasion of Shanxi, a courageous villager and a patriotic student join forces to stop an enemy plot to seize the region’s mineral wealth, using the power of Xingyi Quan and its strategic wisdom to defend their homeland.

Heritage: The Young Concubine is a 1980 Hong Kong TV drama by RTHK starring Leslie Cheung. It was directed by David King, Wong Chi and Wong King Keung. Written by Lilian Lee. Runtime: 92 minutes.