YU, the prince of Tai Li is a good-temper man who dislikes fighting and ignored his father's order to practise martial arts. He slips out of the palace and follows a tea-trader to watch the annual competition of the two branches of a martial art clan. He is mistaken as an enemy by the disciples of the clan and is persecuted by them. He is then rescued by LING, a pleasant little girl from outside the clan. The clan is attacked by another group of fighters, and YU tries to stop their fighting. He is captured by the invading group and is forced to take posion, as the leader of the group is also bitten by LING's posion fox. YU has to find the cure to LING's fox's posion in order to enchange for the cure that can save his life.

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YU, in the course of finding the cure for LING's fox posion, accidentally falls down the cliff. There he discovers the entrance to a secret cave. He found a sculpture of a beautiful girl and the methods of practising the martial art of the SIU YIU clan. He then goes to look for LING's mother in order to rescue LING. LING's father SAO is an enemy of YU's father meets YU and tries to kill YU. SAO hurts himself accidentally and LING's mother has to look after him. She gives YU a bag which would be able to represent her and rescue LING from the kidnappers. YU, bumps into a gang of rubbers on his way, who are attacking MUK's home, he tries to help MUK and gets himself involved again.

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Lương Gia Nhân

Thang Chấn Nghiệp

Huỳnh Nhật Hoa

Thạch Tu

Trần Ngọc Liên

楊盼盼

黃杏秀

Chan Fok-Sang

Tạ Hiền

梁珊

呂有慧

Quan Hải Sơn

Lưu Triệu Minh

關聰

Dương Trạch Lâm

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Hong Kong

Siu Sang

Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

TVB Jade

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The Legend of the Condor Heroes

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The Return of the Condor Heroes

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Dynasty

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The Shell Game

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A Step Into The Past

Vanity Fair is a TVB television series, premiered on January 2, 1978. Theme song "Vanity Fair" composition by Joseph Koo, lyricist by Wong Jim, arrangement by Joseph Koo and Choi Tak Choi, sung by Paula Tsui.

Vanity Fair

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Flying Tiger

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Young's Female Warrior

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Shōgun

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Season 1

Season 2

Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

天龍八部 (1982)

Lương Gia Nhân

Thang Chấn Nghiệp

Huỳnh Nhật Hoa

Thạch Tu

Trần Ngọc Liên

楊盼盼

黃杏秀

Chan Fok-Sang

Tạ Hiền

梁珊

呂有慧

Quan Hải Sơn

Lưu Triệu Minh

關聰

Dương Trạch Lâm

The Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

The Legend of the Condor Heroes

The Return of the Condor Heroes

Dynasty

Justice Pao

The Shell Game

A Step Into The Past

Vanity Fair

Flying Tiger

Young's Female Warrior

Shōgun