2015

After the U.S. withdrawal, South Vietnam faced retaliation from the North, while American veterans encountered humiliation and neglect. This episode focuses on how both Vietnam and the United States struggled to rebuild amidst the scars of war.

The Vietnam War entered homes across the nation via television for the first time, with images like the My Lai Massacre and anti-war protests profoundly shocking the public. The brutality of war was laid bare, sparking an unprecedented anti-war tide

Vietnam's ancient history is fraught with bloodshed and violence. Centuries of conflict and oppression have forged in its people an enduring survival instinct when facing war, laying the groundwork for new conflicts.

After conquering Poland and France, the Nazi Party's prestige reached its peak. However, with battles pressing from both the Eastern and Western fronts, the situation reversed, marking the final end to Hitler and the Nazis' insane rule.

With the lifting of Hitler's speech ban and the impact of the 1929 Wall Street Crash, the Nazi Party rapidly grew stronger, deeply rooted in the hearts of the German people.

Europe in the early 20th century was turbulent, providing fertile ground for the rise of the Nazi Party. This documentary series takes you back through this history full of darkness and madness, tracing the birth, rise, and ultimate destruction of Hitler and the Nazi Party.

The most moving documentary since "Beyond Beauty: Taiwan from Above"! A film by director Liang Chieh-te, original music by Lim Giong, and Mandarin narration by Wu Nien-jen.

Starring Alice Ko, a family fatefully connected by war, born from the flames of war and growing amidst migration.

A rare cure promised strength but left a child with something else.

As a young representative of the 60s, Mary Quant set off a new fashion trend with a mini skirt, symbolizing freedom, vitality and era change.

Stella McCartney, as a leader in vegan fashion, has created a global brand with British tailoring and environmentally friendly concepts, allowing fashion and ethics to coexist.

Vivienne Westwood brought rebellion to the runway, subverting the boundaries of fashion with drama and tailoring, and is the spiritual leader of punk culture and the New Wave.

Ralph Lauren used Polo shirts and classic logos to build an elite dreamland, perfectly combining lifestyle and brand image to create a fashion empire.

Karl Lagerfeld's black and white braids and large sunglasses are permanently etched in our memories, and he also brought Chanel back to life, creating a gorgeous and experimental runway universe.

In 1933, after the Nazis came to power, their first step was not military conquest, but legislation. Through a carefully designed set of "evil laws," the Hitler regime legalized racial discrimination, political persecution, and social cleansing

From jeans to underwear ads, Calvin Klein turned minimalist sensuality into a brand language, ushering in an affordable high-fashion trend where "everyone can be fashionable."

Combining sex appeal, punk, and celebrity culture, Gianni Versace brought fashion to the pop culture stage, creating a glamorous storm that could not be ignored.

Giorgio Armani created simple and powerful suit tailoring for men and women, leading the Italian minimalist style and changing the way people dress in the workplace and on the red carpet.

Known for its intricate craftsmanship and romantic tailoring, Valentino has become a symbol of European haute couture, with each dress being the ultimate art.

Tom Ford injected Gucci with ultimate sex appeal and minimalist power, returning the brand to its peak and sparking the hottest sexual innovation trend in the fashion world.