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The CEO of The Forbidden City Culture Company had a vision to create a variety program set in a palace. To bring this vision to life, a team was assembled including cultural expert Tao Tang, director Liao Mu Yu, and host Wang Xi Ning. The team faced a setback when young director Yu Zai Zao joined, but her innovative ideas eventually won them over. With renewed inspiration, the team worked hard and successfully promoted traditional culture in the program, outshining their competition.

Kazuko, a skilled yet unliked manager in the entertainment industry, faces challenges in mentoring Ryo, a fresh male actor she discovered, to reach stardom. Initially lacking drive, Ryo starts to appreciate the joys of performing. As they develop a close friendship, their relationship evolves into a romantic one over time.

The tale follows a family of five as they come to understand the true essence of family amidst a string of disputes. When Father Zheng unexpectedly falls ill and later wakes from a coma, he takes the opportunity to reflect on his actions and mend old wounds. In doing so, he aids his four children - a dedicated surgeon, a manager of a housekeeping company, an owner of an auto repair shop, and a spoiled youngest daughter - in discovering themselves, appreciating life, and embracing their true selves.

The drama portrays the journey of entrepreneurs Xiang Cheng Hui, Lin Yi Shan, Yang Bu Zhen, and their successors as they navigate the challenges of reform and opening up in the era of the "new normal." They engage in a conflict over the location of a new base but eventually reach a peaceful resolution. Zhang Lu, a Tsinghua University student, visits Wenzhou and learns about Xiang Cheng Hui and Lin Yi Shan's advancements in the new energy industry. She ends up marrying Lin Yi Shan. Yang Bu Zhen's fashion city project garners attention online, despite facing a cold war with his celebrity wife. Xiang Cheng Hui's son, along with Pan Xiao Yong and Ireland, establish the e-commerce platform "Pin Shanggu." Meanwhile, Yang Tian Zhen and Lin Dan Feng found the "Red Wine Castle" and encounter numerous challenges. Their internet philanthropy initiatives attract a wide audience, while their personal lives are filled with drama. The three entrepreneurs venture into private banking, creating ripples in the industry. Their descendants, including Xiang Xiang, benefit from the government's strong backing of the internet sector, propelling the new generation of Wenzhou residents to the forefront of the modern era.

Chung Ka Bo, Lam Siu Mei, and Lee Ching Yee are a tight-knit trio of friends. Siu Mei nominates Ka Bo to compete in their school's beauty pageant, leading to her discovery by talent manager Wong Yat Yin. As Ka Bo enters the competitive world of entertainment, she faces challenges in managing her rising stardom while maintaining her close friendships.

Eun Chae Ryung is a pampered daughter who has always depended entirely on her father. However, when he gets into an accident one day, she is abruptly jolted out of her protected existence and compelled to grow up, facing a series of challenges that ultimately lead her to become self-sufficient.

Xia Dong Hai, a children's drama director who is divorced, returns to Beijing from the United States with his young son Xia Yu, also known as "Little Yu," and daughter Xiao Xue, also known as "Little Xue," to create a new family with Liu Mei, a divorced woman who has a son named Liu Xing from her previous marriage. The five of them reside happily together in a modern flat in Beijing. The storyline focuses on the family members navigating through various life challenges and their efforts to overcome them. This family dynamic is uncommon in modern Chinese society due to the one-child policy.

The narrative centers around five individuals who are the offspring of parents who were sent to rural areas during the Cultural Revolution. These individuals are no longer in their teenage years but are now approaching their thirties, navigating their way through building careers and forming relationships in a contemporary society. (Wikipedia)

A narrative depicting the challenges of establishing a business in Zhangjiakou centers around a trader named He Tian Bao, who remains steadfast in his convictions and practices the values instilled in him from a young age. (ChineseDrama.Info)

In the upcoming series, "Love" will be a central theme that deeply impacts the emotions of the Imai family and their close companions

This is a tale about a well-known seller of sea products and a large, traditional family. Within the family, there are individuals who persevere until the end, some who have an air of superiority, others who show love and respect towards their siblings, a few who seize every chance to achieve their goals, those who remain faithful to their loved ones, and some who are appreciative of whatever comes their way. When animosity arises within the family, it leads to the family falling apart.

In Pak Siu Yau's perspective, her three daughters are as precious as jewels. She strongly believes that a woman's ultimate fortune lies in marrying a man of wealth. To secure a prosperous future for her daughters, she has been grooming them from a young age, hoping they will wed into affluent families as they grow older. Yau's eldest daughter, Hong Nga Yin, initially disagrees with her mother's values. However, upon seeing that Yin's suitor is Ko Cheung Sing, a wealthy man, she allows Yin to pursue her choice. Yau's second daughter, Hong Nga Tung, is a hopeless romantic but struggles in her love life. To make amends, Yau aims to pair her with Ho Chit Nam, the son of Hong Kong's renowned business magnate, Ho Fung. The youngest sister, Hong Nga Sz, understands Yau's worries. Having overcome a divorce, Sz now sets her sights on Fung. Yau's persistence pays off, as her daughters all marry affluent men. Despite this, money fails to bring them joy, and the sisters slowly succumb to vanity.

Seung Hun leads his family and manages the family business. He resides with four wives, a son, a daughter, and his father. The unexpected death of his father during his 80th birthday celebration brings to light long-hidden family secrets and conflicts.

Yamashita Kotaro was leading a calm life working part-time as a publisher, with dreams of becoming a successful mobile phone writer, until his life was disrupted by the sudden appearance of two women. One of them is his celebrity niece, who is just six years old, and the other is the strict manager who looks after her. Living together under one roof, their differences become clear and disagreements start to arise. Despite this, as they coexist, Yamashita begins to value the idea of having a family and the comfort it brings. Along the way, he develops a complex relationship of both love and annoyance with Fuji Mineko, the manager.

This series focuses on the dedicated and loving mother Go Doo Shim, portrayed by Lee Young Ja, who strives to provide her family with a joyful life. Unfortunately, her husband Joo Hyun, played by Kim Do Chil, disrupts their happiness by engaging in an affair that results in another woman expecting his child. The eldest daughter Bae Jung Ok, as Mi Oak, proposes that her mother consider a divorce, while the youngest daughter Han Go Eun, as Mi Soo, is drawn to the charming appearance of an investor who conceals a troubling secret. Will this family be torn apart, or is there a chance for reconciliation?

A narrative centered on the romantic lives and marriages of six couples, each categorized into one of six distinct types of marital dynamics!

Gi Yun, the intelligent and handsome CEO of WJ Entertainment, is known as a wealthy and charming figure. However, beneath his flawless exterior lies a man driven by ambition and harboring a dark secret. Shin Ju Kyung, his wife, went from rags to riches through her marriage to Gi Yun, much like a modern-day Cinderella. She was a successful career woman and devoted mother until a sudden tragedy shattered her world. Meanwhile, Jung Woo Hyuk, a budding actor at NA Entertainment, is haunted by the disappearance of his mentor Ju Kyung. When a woman bearing a striking resemblance to Ju Kyung enters NA Entertainment, Woo Hyuk is left bewildered as she begins to ingratiate herself with Gi Yun. As the mystery unfolds, Ju Kyung must uncover who ruined her life and reclaim the perfect life she once had.

Wang Ming Ming, a screenwriter, is currently working on a romantic drama. Upon a suggestion, she decides to cast a struggling actor named Yi Shen as the main male character. Yi Shen, aware that he is using Ming Ming to secure his role, begins to develop feelings for her as they spend more time together. To distract himself, he starts pursuing the female lead, Shen Pei Ni. Eventually, Yi Shen becomes successful and no longer relies on Ming Ming. However, before he could address the situation, Ming Ming discovers his true intentions and ends their relationship. Through this complex journey, Ming Ming gains self-assurance and ultimately finds happiness.

Renowned as one of the country's most popular celebrities, Kong Tae Seong is accustomed to being under the public eye. Despite the public's perception of him as a friendly and courteous individual, his management team, led by O Han Byeol, knows his true nature. Han Byeol, the head of the PR department, has had to use her crisis management skills multiple times to maintain Tae Seong's flawless image. Their constant disagreements have established them as natural adversaries, with their animosity seemingly everlasting. However, spending time together may potentially alter their feelings towards each other, or will their mutual disdain endure indefinitely?

Zhang Ying Xue is a single mother who has custody of her child and works as a nurse in a hospital. She meets Liu Jia Cheng, who is the Dean, at her sister Xiao Jun's wedding to Jia Cheng's younger brother, Jia You. Due to her former mother-in-law needing to return to care for her grandson, a lavish wedding had to be organized. This caused dissatisfaction from Jia Cheng's mother, Zhu Zhu, towards Ying Xue's family. The story revolves around how the lives of these four individuals are impacted by family opposition, financial struggles, and the reappearance of Ying Xue's ex-husband.

Xiao Yan, a strong and independent woman in the workplace, is determined to advance to a senior position at Thea Group and establish a new makeup brand. Due to her exceptional performance, she was tasked with overseeing the maternal and child sector for better prospects. This presented a significant challenge for Xiao Yan, who believed in self-love and prioritized a dual-income-no-kids lifestyle. With the assistance of You Ya, a full-time mother and her girlfriend, Xiao Yan began to understand the challenges and sacrifices of motherhood, leading to a transformation in You Ya's personality from dependency to independence. As Xiao Yan focused on the maternal and infant project, her competitor Chen Jiao Rui had to leave due to pregnancy. Upon returning to work after giving birth, Chen Jiao Rui struggled to balance her family and career, feeling overwhelmed. Xiao Yan stepped in to help Chen Jiao Rui regain her confidence and realize the selfless and genuine love she had for her children. Through this experience, Xiao Yan also underwent a transformation from self-love to embracing love for family and friends, respecting mothers, and cherishing children, ultimately learning the true meaning of empathy and genuine love. In the end, the three women, each with their own strengths and determination, came together to embark on a business venture, supporting and inspiring each other as they navigated the challenges and joys of life.

Spanning 1400 years across time and space, this story delves into the lives of three generations of women. It follows the reincarnation of Tang Dynasty empress Wu Ze Tian into modern times, specifically the late 1950s during the peak and decline of Taiwan's textile industry, before finally exploring the third generation in the present day. There are two versions available: 321 episodes of 135-150 minutes each in the original broadcast, and 864 episodes of 60 minutes each in the outsourced version.

Ding Ke Mang is a skilled and well-known theater performer, while Song Yang, his pupil, is a beloved public figure. To boost ticket sales, the theater group decided to cast Song Yang alongside Ding Ke Mang in the production "Father and Son". With Ding Ke Mang's mentorship, Song Yang was able to conquer his impulsiveness and resist the allure of fame, developing a deeper appreciation and respect for the art of acting. Through dedication and hard work, Song Yang's acting abilities improved, transforming him into a talented actor with a strong fan base.

The third installment of the popular "Kid's War" series continues to explore the challenges of family and school life, with a central focus on the budding romance between Akane and Tsukasa, complicated further by the arrival of a rival

A stubborn elderly father and a kindhearted mother in their senior years develop feelings for each other. Despite coming from distinct cultural backgrounds, their families face challenges when the couple marries later in life. Nevertheless, these disagreements ultimately pave the way for mutual understanding and unity, allowing them to discover the essence of genuine family bonds. Can they maintain their peaceful coexistence moving forward? (Viki)

The play portrays the joyful lives of a cluster of youngsters led by Ma Xiao Tiao, sharing amusing anecdotes involving their parents, teachers, and peers. It mirrors the everyday experiences of modern children with a focus on psychological authenticity, promoting the natural essence of childhood, nurturing innocence and curiosity, examining the disconnect between the adult and child realms, and encouraging empathy and dialogue to cultivate a wholesome, balanced, and idealized childhood.

This tale revolves around the ordinary lives of individuals, exploring the complexities faced by two generations. It delves into their experiences of happiness, sorrow, love, and animosity, as well as common psychological challenges. Wei Na, a psychological counselor, could have enjoyed a harmonious marriage with her tennis coach husband Situ Xia like other newlyweds, but a sudden tragedy alters their lives. In addition to managing her disabled husband's mood swings, Wei Na must navigate the overbearing presence of her mother-in-law, Feng Qiu Xia. Meanwhile, full-time homemaker Fang Xiao Yu grapples with self-doubt, fearing that her esteemed lawyer husband Shao Yong Kang is being unfaithful. Simultaneously, Shao faces scrutiny for accepting a bribe from a client, leading to intense pressure to potentially lose his lawyer's license. To shield his wife from stress, he keeps this information to himself, exacerbating her anxiety.

An Wen, a young woman, marries the father of Liu Dao and assumes the role of his stepmother. Following the death of Liu Dao's father, An Wen makes every effort to look after Liu Dao. (DramaWiki)

In his early twenties, A Xi has an IQ equivalent to that of a nine-year-old. His mother, A Ping, kept hidden the truth that his biological father had left them, and she worked tirelessly to support him. One day, A Xi ventures off to a unfamiliar town by himself, prompting his mother to search frantically for him.

In late 1958, Li Zhi Hao, the director of the mountain region post office, passed away unexpectedly while on duty

The play narrates a complex emotional tale involving a father and his son

Zhang San is a kind-hearted individual who runs a vintage store in a small town. Despite not making much profit from his business, he is content with his life. However, his world is turned upside down when his wife, Gu Xiao Hua, unexpectedly asks for a divorce and plans to move abroad with their son. In order to retain custody of his son, Zhang must have a sum of 500,000 in his bank account, with the stipulation that he cannot borrow the money. His only chance to raise the funds is by participating in a business competition sponsored by a jewelry company.

Narrates the experiences of the generation born after the 1990s, dealing with the challenges in their education and relationships with both teachers and parents

Centers on the dishonesty found in love and marriage, illustrating the anguish experienced by city-dwelling individuals when faced with deceit and betrayal in their romantic relationships

Describes the relationships and marriages of three youthful couples

The narrative revolves around three close companions, Jiang Bo, Chu Han Min, and He Hua, who were raised in a quaint village located to the south of the Yangtze River