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An Ancient Village And The Women

The story explores the attitudes and daily lives of two families connected through marriage, showcasing how seemingly insignificant details reveal the dynamics of their relationships within the family and marriage

The drama tackles various real-life issues like urban families and strained marital relationships due to children, portraying the struggles of four different mothers. It narrates the hardships, frustrations, and sorrows of parents who sacrifice everything for their children's prospects in a fast-paced society.

A play divided into two narratives: one focusing on Yoo Mi Young and the other on her family, which consists of three men and one woman sharing a home.

A poignant human family narrative that tells the tale of a group of five women who, after the war, lost their possessions and became estranged from one another.

The story begins by exploring the differences between the kind and cruel stepmothers in two families, one with a brother and sister

Shares the epic tale of a Mongolian lady who settled her father's financial obligations

The second installment follows the journey of He Xiao Nan, the younger daughter in the He family, and her spouse, Yang Jun Xian, as they navigate various family challenges to preserve their marriage

The drama depicts the touching tale of Lao Niu and his family of three, residing in a modest small courtyard located in Huaishu Hutong, Shicha Seaside, Beijing during the 1990s

The play narrates a tale of counter-espionage activities at the Yunnan border in the initial period of liberation, depicting the challenges faced by frontier inhabitants and the collective efforts of militiamen in combating bandits

The drama narrates the tale of affection and animosity between two siblings raised in the same household but possessing contrasting personalities

Describes the tale of Yang Qi Qiao and her spouse Qian Man Gui encountering an orphaned infant

The narrative follows Qian Guang, a former history teacher at a middle school, his adopted daughter Qian An'an, and various other children in their intricate family dynamic

The play narrates the tale of Tan Xiao Ai and Xu Xiao Yuan, two sisters who were divided by opposing forces

It narrates the challenging bond between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law within a traditional Chinese household

Following a tragic event caused by an earthquake, the narrative unfolds in Tangshan and centers around two households, three generations, and nine individuals with different surnames who eventually come together as a family. In 1976, a powerful earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale struck suddenly, resulting in Wang Da Ming and his wife being trapped under debris. After being rescued six days later, Wang Da Ming discovers that his wife, who was pregnant at the time, and his father did not survive. The entire community mourns the loss of loved ones from every household. Struggling to cope with the tragedy, Wang Da Ming encounters Yang Ai, a factory worker who becomes a source of support. Yang Ai, who is an orphan, lost her family in the earthquake, leaving only her mute nephew under her care. Through their bond, Wang Da Ming and Yang Ai gradually form a new family and work together to rebuild their lives.

A fresh melodramatic story unfolds, focusing on a man yearning for children, yet unable to conceive with his spouse, and a single woman desiring to become a mother. The narrative also delves into the significance of children to both genders. (DramaWiki)

The story revolves around two girls from the countryside, each with distinct aspirations. Dan Yi, a girl from a rural area, aspires to uplift her local communities. In contrast, Sam Wol is eager to escape her hometown, dreaming of a life reminiscent of Cinderella. With their divergent goals, both girls relocate to Seoul. How will their lives evolve in the coming days?

A story unfolds in the area of Gangnam, focusing on Seo Cho Hee as she endeavors to enhance her quality of life through her home. The narrative carries a genuine family-themed message that emphasizes the idea that true happiness stems from the people within a household, rather than the physical dwelling itself. (Naver)

In the upscale neighborhood of Gangnam, one mother stands out as an exception: Bok Dang Ji. She relocated to Gangnam and struggles to make ends meet, yet she feels fortunate, akin to Cinderella, because she married the man she once admired from afar. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she encounters Han Jung Wook, a prosecutor who enjoys a life of privilege and shares many similarities with her. Having risen from poverty to join the ranks of the affluent through relentless effort, he embodies determination. However, their lives take a downturn one fateful day. The series focuses on Bok Dan Ji, a mother in Gangnam, and Han Jung Wook, who experiences a fall from grace as a member of the elite, as they gradually cultivate a bond and discover genuine love. (MBC America)

The drama narrates the romantic relationship between Qiu Hai Tang, a renowned pupil in Yuzhen class, and Luo Xiang Qi, a female student from Normal University

Derived from Nan San Tiao, a marketplace for small goods, the story begins with the complex emotions between two households in Shijiazhuang and Zhejiang

The series delves into the life struggles of a single child born in the 1980s. Li Ao belongs to the initial group of only children following the implementation of the family planning policy, and is the sole successor of the longstanding Li family. Similar to other single children, he accumulates numerous pets and basks in the affection of his parents and grandparents. However, as he matures, familial relationships become more intricate, leading to various challenges.

Entrepreneur Lao Yang and single mother Yang Qin found themselves living next door to each other, leading to a heated argument over minor issues. Despite their initial conflict, their feelings for each other began to grow stronger. Suddenly, Yang Qin's ex-husband Wu Wei reappeared.

The narrative follows Yang Shu as he navigates the challenges of raising his daughter, who is 18 years old.

The narrative centers around a young lady named Lu Yaqing in the era of the Chinese republic. She transforms her circumstances from poverty to marrying into a wealthy family, leveraging her embroidery skills to rise as a prosperous and influential figure, leaving a significant mark during her lifetime.

Sun Da Lei and Su Yun's long-standing love couldn't prevent their eventual divorce. Following their split, Su Yun becomes the primary caregiver for their twins. When Su Yun is required to travel to Hong Kong for work for a year, her partner Huang Xin Hua steps in to care for the children. This situation ignites a competitive spirit in Sun Da Lei towards Huang Xin Hua, who is new to parenting. Sun Da Lei's lack of experience with children leads to numerous challenges, jokes, conflicts, and misunderstandings. As Sun Da Lei observes, his children begin to favor the more dependable Huang Xin Hua over him.

After Tong Si Jie loses her parents at a young age, she faces challenges and takes on various jobs to support her siblings. Her path crosses with the wealthy Yi Yi, and they fall in love against all odds. However, their plans for a future together are disrupted by Yi Yi's controlling mother, who manipulates the situation and drives a wedge between the couple.

Geng Xing Guang, a young shepherd in the village, was known for his tendency to seek out challenges. Displeased with the bullying behavior of the village leader Liu Guang Gong, he decided to pursue opportunities in a big city. Despite facing numerous setbacks in various jobs such as construction sites, restaurants, and bathing centers, Geng remained kind, sincere, and resilient. Eventually, he found a suitable job at a bathing center. Geng's honest nature was evident when he returned a valuable gold watch to its owner, He Zi Peng, refusing any form of gratitude. He also showed compassion by helping a fellow dorm mate in need and supporting the education of a colleague's sister. Geng's positive influence extended to those around him, including the big boss He Zi Peng, ultimately leading to the village's development and the rekindling of He Zi Peng's life beliefs.

Based on the renowned 1995 Chinese animated series "Big-Headed Boy and Small-Headed Dad".

During the chaos of the Great Tangshan earthquake, three newborn babies were mistakenly swapped in the maternity ward of a small hospital. Twenty years later, a mother discovers that the son she has raised is not biologically hers. Bi Mengping's son is hospitalized after an injury, prompting a blood test that reveals he cannot be her biological child. This leads Mengping to investigate the possibility of a baby switch with Li Shuxia, another mother from the same ward. After overcoming several obstacles, the two families confirm the true identities of their sons. However, a third family suddenly emerges, claiming that their son was also involved in the mix-up.

Kamishima Michiko has been married to her husband Shunpei for two decades. Shunpei is the son and chef of a prestigious family that operates a traditional Japanese restaurant, and the couple has two children. Michiko lives a tranquil life as a stay-at-home mother. However, one day, Yahagi Tae, who claims to be Shunpei's lover, unexpectedly appears before Michiko and declares, "I have come to take your husband." Tae discloses that she and Shunpei have been involved in a relationship for the past six years. She presents Michiko with divorce papers signed by Shunpei and discloses that Michiko's late mother-in-law had approved of their affair. In addition, Michiko learns that her husband's restaurant is burdened with significant debt and is on the verge of going bankrupt. Faced with a series of startling revelations, Michiko negotiates with Tae to purchase her marriage rights to Shunpei for 60 million yen and resolves to take over the restaurant as the new owner to revive its fortunes.

Raising Quintuplets keeps Momoko and Ryosuke busy as their children navigate elementary school and the challenges of growing up. Despite Momoko's efforts to maintain peace at home, conflicts can arise. However, in the end, laughter prevails, teaching the value of compromise in this heartwarming family drama.

As a mother to Quintuplets, Momoko and Ryosuke find themselves constantly occupied with their children who are all in elementary school and facing the challenges of growing up. Despite Momoko's attempts to maintain harmony in the household, conflicts can arise frequently. However, in the midst of chaos, they all come together, laugh, and understand the significance of compromise in this touching family drama.

Mr. Zeng Yaogan, acting as a male protector, accompanied his son Zeng Cheng to the airport to welcome his wife. During this visit, he discovered that his wife Fang Fangman was being harassed by her boss, Yang Yongxiang. Despite Yaogan's efforts to save their marriage, Fangman felt compelled to stay with her boss. Over the course of their seven-year marriage, Fangman was promoted to an administrative role while Yaogan remained in a supporting role. The distance between husband and wife grew, leading to shared dreams of a different life. Yaogan realized their marriage was beyond repair and sought a divorce, but Fangman refused, feeling responsible for their family. To escape his unhappy marriage, Yaogan planned for Fangman and their son to move to Shenzhen. As he juggled his life between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, Yaogan encountered others facing similar challenges. Through these experiences, he met Chang Ping, a piano teacher with vision impairment, who inspired him with her resilience. As their friendship grew, Yaogan and Chang Ping fell in love. Despite Chang Ping's physical limitations, Yaogan helped her pursue her dream of competing in a national music competition. Chang Ping's emotional piano performances touched many hearts. With Yaogan's support, Chang Ping found the strength to overcome her struggles. Eventually, Yaogan and Chang Ping got married, but faced a new challenge when Yongxiang tried to interfere in their lives. Despite the obstacles, they chose to prioritize their friendship and continue living their lives together.

The plot of the family drama revolves around two young fathers who reconnect with their children and strive to improve their parenting skills. Kuk Chi Keung, a career-focused individual, faces a daunting challenge when his ex-wife remarries, leaving him as a single father to his son, Kuk Siu Nam. Struggling with fatherhood, he receives guidance from Chu Lai Fa, a proprietor of an educational institution, and gradually grasps the essence of effective parenting. Renowned architect Sheung Nim Syu, consumed by work, delegates child-rearing duties to his wife, Ho Lok Chi, and his father, Sheung San. When conflicts arise between his wife and father regarding parenting approaches, Nim Syu is compelled to switch roles with his wife and adapt to being a stay-at-home father for his daughter and son. Through their shared experiences, both fathers overcome their parenting challenges and provide mutual support to one another.

Taking place during Macau's handover to China, the story revolves around a family running the Liang Kee Bakery on an old street in Macau. In the 1980s, Liang Ding Wen takes over the bakery from his father, Liang Heng, amidst a series of unfortunate events. His father and son both fall seriously ill, while his younger brother faces troubles of his own. To make matters worse, his wife, Song Man Qin, is forced to sell their house to Su Yao Qing. Believing his wife was manipulated by Su Yao Qing's son, Su Lin, Liang Ding Wen kicks her out. Years later, Su Lin and Song Man Qin return to Macau after the handover in 1999. As the family tries to rebuild their lives, a new architect named Wen Yang moves in with them and falls in love with Liang Shu. The Liang Kee Bakery faces tough competition, and Macau experiences financial difficulties. The families must put aside their conflicts to overcome the challenges they face.

Momoko and her husband Ryosuke are parents to five children, which keeps them very busy! Their kids are all in elementary school and experiencing the typical challenges of growing up, leaving Momoko and Ryosuke with little time to relax. Despite Momoko's attempts to maintain peace, their household can sometimes feel chaotic. However, in the end, they all share laughter and discover the value of compromise in this touching family drama.