该重磅原创音乐综艺由周迅、大张伟、张亚东、马东担任超级大乐迷。节目集结了野孩子、达达、joyside、后海大鲨鱼、重塑、傻子与白痴、福禄寿等33支最具代表性的青年原创乐队，将通过一场场精彩的现场表演，多维度呈现乐队的独特风格 和魅力，竞逐2020年度HOT5乐队。

溥仪（尊龙 饰）的一生在电影中娓娓道来。他从三岁起登基，年幼的眼光中只有大臣身上的一只蝈蝈，江山在他心中只是一个不明所以的名词。长大了，他以为可以变革，却被太监一把火烧了朝廷账本。他以为自己是大清江山的主人，却做了日本人的傀儡。
解放后，他坐上了从苏联回来的火车，身边是押送监视他的解放军。他猜测自己难逃一死，便躲在狭小的卫生间里，割脉自杀。然而他没有死在火车上，命运的嘲笑还在等着他。文革的风风雨雨，在他身上留下了斑斑伤痕。

少年宫的老教师顾小玉正在积极筹备全市少年儿童合唱节，但事情办得很不顺利。孩子们因作业太多或因家长不支持，总不能按时排练，并且，少年宫合唱队想请名作曲家刘元教授写支歌曲，为合唱节增辉，竟也遭冷遇。无奈她只好亲自登门去恳求刘元的帮助，毕竟他们是过去的音乐学院的老同学。顾小玉每天都接到许多封来自各个学校的和孩子们的信。她总是热情处理着信中提出的要求和问题。她看到了一封希望顾老师能在他出狱时去接他的来信。顾小玉很吃惊，但她还是来到监狱。刑事犯郑启天曾经是顾小玉的学生，现在他已刑满释放。因分别多年，顾小玉不知哪个学生，更记不清他的模样了。当郑启天看到他的顾老师就站在眼前，却又认不出他时，他便悄然离去顾小玉却仍在监狱门前等待。

十里秦淮，这红极一时的仙都乐土，是胭脂染红的，美酒映红的，鲜血染红的。河旁妓家临次，水中火龙灯船。多少宗室王孙、公侯名士在这里传歌唤月，醉卧红袖，或慷慨陈词，结党明志。清代一个画家画出了最出名的八个青楼女子，于是有了“秦淮八艳”之称。
马湘兰生于一五四八年，她相貌虽不出众，但秉性灵秀，能诗擅画，是明代著名的女诗人，女画家。有关她的许多故事一直流传至今。
寇白门，就是以其娟娟静美，跌宕风流，豪爽兼古侠士风为世人称道，列为“八艳”之一。
陈圆圆是明末清初的一代名妓，她天生丽质，才艺双绝，有关吴三桂为她引清兵入关的传说，一直流传至今。
卞玉京，又名卞赛，出生宦门，因父早亡，姐妹二人沦为歌伎。卞玉京虽才华出众，但终不得意，后在苏州皈依道观。

Act 1
Eisenstein's apartment
Gabriel von Eisenstein, a Viennese man-about-town, has been sentenced to eight days in prison for insulting an official, partially due to the incompetence of his attorney, Dr. Blind. Adele, Eisenstein's maid, receives a forged letter, purportedly from her sister who is in the company of the ballet, but actually written by Falke, inviting her to Prince Orlofsky's ball. She pretends the letter says that her aunt is very sick, and asks her mistress Rosalinde (Eisenstein's wife) for an evening off ("Da schreibt meine Schwester Ida"/"My sister Ida writes to me"). Falke, Eisenstein's friend, arrives to invite him to the ball (Duet: "Komm mit mir zum Souper"/"Come with me to the souper"). Together, they recall a practical joke which Eisenstein played on Falke a few years ago, for which Falke is secretly planning a light-hearted revenge in kind. Eisenstein bids farewell to Adele and his wife Rosalinde, pretending he is going to prison (Trio: "O Gott, wie rührt mich dies!"/"Oh dear, oh dear, how sorry I am") but really intending to postpone jail for one day and have fun at the ball.
After Eisenstein leaves, Rosalinde is visited by her former lover, the singing teacher Alfred, who serenades her ("Täubchen, das entflattert ist"/"Dove that has escaped"). Frank, the governor of the prison, arrives to take Eisenstein to jail, and finds Alfred instead. In order not to compromise Rosalinde, Alfred agrees to pretend to be Eisenstein and to accompany Frank. (Finale, drinking song: "Glücklich ist, wer vergisst"/"Happy is he who forgets" followed by Rosalinde’s defence when Frank arrives: "Mit mir so spät im tête-à-tête"/"In tête-à-tête with me so late," and Frank’s invitation: "Mein schönes, großes Vogelhaus"/"My beautiful, large bird-cage.")
Act 2
A summer house in the Villa Orlofsky
It transpires that Falke, with Prince Orlofsky's permission, is using the ball as a way of getting revenge on Eisenstein. Some time before, after a costume-party, Eisenstein had abandoned Falke, very drunk and dressed in a bat-costume, in the center of town, exposing him to ridicule the next day. As part of his scheme, Falke has invited Frank, Adele, and Rosalinde to come the ball, all concealing their identities as well. Rosalinde pretends to be a masked Hungarian countess, Eisenstein goes by the name "Marquis Renard," Frank is "Chevalier Chagrin," and Adele, who has borrowed one of Rosalinde's dresses without permission, pretends she is an actress.
The ball is in progress (Chorus: "Ein Souper heut' uns winkt"/"A souper is before us") and the Prince welcomes his guests ("Ich lade gern mir Gäste ein"/"I love to invite my friends"). Eisenstein is introduced to Adele, but is confused as to who she really is because of her striking resemblance to his maid. ("Mein Herr Marquis"/"My lord marquis," sometimes referred to as "Adele's Laughing Song"). Frank arrives. He and Eisenstein, who are both posing as Frenchmen, attempt to conceal their identities by repeating common French phrases to each other, to Orlofsky's great amusement. Since neither actually knows French, both are fooled. As the party progresses, they both experience alcohol-induced good-feeling and manly camaraderie for each other.
Then Falke introduces the masked Rosalinde to the company. She convinces everyone that she is Hungarian by singing the "Czardas", a sentimental dancing-song ("Klänge der Heimat"/"Sounds from home"). During an amorous tête-à-tête, Eisenstein tries unsuccessfully to persuade the mystery-woman to unmask. She succeeds in extracting a valuable watch from her husband's pocket, something which she can use in the future as evidence of his impropriety. (Watch duet: "Dieser Anstand, so manierlich"/"Her bearing, so well-mannered"). In a rousing finale, Orlofsky makes a toast to champagne, and the company celebrates (The Champagne song: "Im Feuerstrom der Reben"/"In the fire stream of the grape"; followed by the canon: "Brüderlein, Brüderlein und Schwesterlein"/"Brothers, brothers and sisters" and the waltz finale, "Ha, welch ein Fest, welche Nacht voll Freud'!"/"Ha, what joy, what a night of delight.") Eisenstein and Frank dash off as the clock strikes six in the morning.
(Note: The "Champagne song", which is sung by the entire ensemble, should not be confused with the baritone aria "Fin ch' han dal vino" from Don Giovanni, which is often called the "Champagne aria".)
Act 3
In the prison offices of Warden Frank
The next morning they all find themselves at the prison where the confusion increases and is compounded by the jailer, Frosch, who has profited by Warden Frank's absence to become gloriously drunk. Alfred, still in jail in Eisenstein's place, irritates the other prisoners by singing operatic arias.
Adele arrives to ask the Chevalier Chagrin (actually Frank) to sponsor her career as an actress, but Frank is not wealthy enough to do this (Melodrama; Couplet of Adele: "Spiel' ich die Unschuld vom Lande"/"If I play the innocent peasant maid"). Meanwhile, Alfred asks Frosch to summon Dr. Blind to help get him released; Frank agrees to allow this and Dr. Blind arrives. Eisenstein enters and says he has come to serve his sentence. He is surprised when Frank tells him that his cell is already occupied by a man who claims to be Eisenstein and whom Frank had arrested in Eisenstein's apartment. Frank further tells Eisenstein that the man he arrested was singing amorous songs to Rosalinde at the time of his arrest, and warmly kissed her goodbye. Enraged, Eisenstein takes Dr. Blind's wig and glasses in order to disguise himself and confront the impersonator Alfred, whom Eisenstein now believes has cuckolded him. Rosalinde enters. Eisenstein takes off his disguise and accuses her of being unfaithful to him with Alfred. Eisenstein, Rosalinde, and Alfred sing a trio in which Eisenstein angrily claims the right of vengeance (Trio: "Ja, ich bin's, den ihr betrogen...Ra-ra-ra-ra-Rache will ich!"/"I'm the one who was mistreated....Ve-ve-ve-ve-vengeance is mine!"). However, Rosalinde produces his watch, and he realizes that the Hungarian mystery-woman he tried to seduce at Orlofsky's party was actually Rosalinde in disguise and that he, not she, is at fault.
Falke enters with all the guests from the party and explains that the whole thing was payback for Eisenstein's practical joke on him three years before. Eisenstein is delighted by the prank, and he begs Rosalinde to forgive him for his attempted infidelity. Rosalinde refuses at first, and threatens to divorce him, but Eisenstein tells her that his misbehavior was caused by the champagne. She accepts this explanation and immediately forgives him unconditionally. Orlofsky promises to finance Adele's acting career, and the company joyfully reprises the "Champagne song" from Act 2.