Wang Junshang and Zhou Lisha go head to head in their first assessment. Who's won the prize, and what will the penalty be for the one who has performed worst?
As her penalty for performing the worst, Zhou Lisha attempts to cook dinner for Wang Junshang at a new restaurant in Shanghai.
We find out just how good Zhou Lisha's cooking skills are as she makes spaghetti carbonara and tiramisu for Wang Junshang. Will she pull it off, or will it turn into Wang Junshang's punishment instead?
Wang Guanquan tries out a new set of exercise equipment at the gym in order to get the sculpted physique he's aiming for.
Wang Guanquan gets a mysterious phone call. Then, on a photo shoot, he and Zhou Lisha try to act out the part of lovers on a romantic holiday, with mixed results.
Want to know how the contestants of "The Gym" are performing and what they have been doing? Watch this video to find out.
Who will be the lucky winner this week? What will the prize and the punishment be? Find out in this video!
The team continues its Spinning course and Wang Guanquan keeps us up to date on what he's been up to recently.
Wang Junshang becomes the subject of gossip and Wang Guanshang tries to find out if the guest he took to dinner was his girlfriend.
It's time for the third assessment and Zhou Lisha tries her best to come up with an excuse for why she hasn't been coming to the gym.
Zhou Lisha and Xue Xinyue do their best to come up with excuses for their poor performance and we find out what the prize is for the winner.
Lydia teaches us how to talk about body parts in Chinese, about the head and face in particular.
This film reveals some negative phenomena in our society. How should we treat our parents when they grow old? What do they really need? Is it just money, or loved ones to spend time with them?
A very touching film with a sadly beautiful score and important message: You can't turn back time. Please cherish the people you love because you can't make up for it when it's gone.
Buddhist cave art was greatly influenced by Indian Buddhist art and emerged in China along with the spread of Buddhism starting in the Han Dynasty around the 1st Century A.D.
What was the origin of China's famous Mogao Caves, also known as the Thousand Buddha Caves? Find out here.
A continued exploration of some of the historical and artistic qualities of the famous Buddhist sculptures in China's Mogao Caves.
Learn how the features of the Buddhist statues found in caves in China evolved throughout history.
This clip takes us to the historical aesthetic of the breathtaking Fengxian Temple of the Longmen Caves, which contains the magnificent Lushena Buddha.
This clip displays the exquisite beauty of the Dazu Grotto statues. They are unique in that they depict not only religious figures but also the peacefulness of secular life.
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