粵劇表演藝術家紅線女，眾人皆稱為「女姐」。其代表作《荔枝頌》、《珠江禮讚》、《昭君出塞》更被視為粵劇唱腔的經典，並開創了獨樹一幟的紅腔。今集由主持人李再唐口述紅線女生平。

"擔番口大雪茄咋，充生曬認經理……."，聽到這句歌詞，相信大家都知道是"波叔"梁醒波(1908-1981)的金曲。他一生為娛樂表演事業貢獻良多，從早期當粵劇丑生王，至後來做電視節目、出唱片，波叔為觀眾提供娛樂之時，亦能做到莊諧並重。今次錄音，波叔自述入行經過，以及對未來粵劇發展的看法。

The Japanese occupation of Hong Kong ended in 1945. The survivors of the Sham Shui Po and Stanley camps recall how they celebrated the end of Japanese rule.

British soldiers who worked in the camp under Japanese rule talk about the jobs they were required to do.

The Japanese military authorities imposed strict regulations governing all aspects of everyday life in Hong Kong, including politics, the economy and education. Many people died from starvation because of inadequate food supplies.

The Mass Transit Railway (MTR) is Hong Kong's rapid transit railway system. On 12 February 1980, the first trains crossed the harbour when the extended Kwun Tong line opened. This recording is of the opening ceremony.

Soldiers who were kept in Sham Shui Po prison camp talk about what life was like for them during that time. Some soldiers describe their escape from the camp.

During the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong, British soldiers were kept in the Sham Shui Po prisoner of war camp. In this programme, we hear about the harshness of camp life and how some prisoners suffered cruel punishment at the hands of Japanese soldiers.

Living in fear during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong. How local residents faced up to the hardships brought about by social and economic change.

This story of Hong Kong under Japanese occupation, presents a historical background to the battle of Hong Kong in 1941.