Captive Years： CAPTIVE YEARS 11-12
British soldiers who worked in the camp under Japanese rule talk about the jobs they were required to do.
BAKER'S DOZEN： BAKER'S DOZEN III: 5 ELEMENTS/ 10 STEMS/ 12 BRANCHES & THE WILLOW PATTERN 5
This programme explains the Chinese 60-year calendar cycle, which is based on the combinations of a cycle of ten heavenly stems and twelve earthly branches
Captive Years： CAPTIVE YEARS 13
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.
香港历史系列： 航运连城（上）
靠海吃海，百多年来香港转身再转身，从一个细小的渔村，发展成一个繁盛的转口港，再发展到现在的世界金融中心，航运业一直伴随着香港经济的发展而成长，曾经成为香港主要经济支柱，亦在不同阶段转型适应，到了今天，香港海上航运业虽然没有昔日的蓬勃，但这个孕育了香港百年成长的海港，却依然艳丽繁盛。
Captive Years： CAPTIVE YEARS 5-6
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.
