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Chen Ai Luo Ding 2003

Riding the wave of change, the narrative follows a former soldier as he navigates civilian life. In 1985, a group of military medics is tasked with providing support to troops, leading Mo Li, Zeng Bu Yu, Zhao Yi Qin, Wen Ting, and Wang Jian Yun to forge complex connections with the soldiers. As time passes, each individual moves forward in their own separate paths. This story is adapted from the novel "Buyu Hostel" by Yan Ge Ling.

In Shanghai during the Anti-Japanese War, Han Shu Ying, a forward-thinking young woman, was compelled to become a concubine to wealthy Xie Bing Yan from North Jiangsu. Despite attempting to flee the arranged marriage, she was caught by Xie Bing Yan's eldest wife, Xie Ruo Xue. When Xie Bing Yan was killed by the Japanese for refusing to betray his country, Han Shu Ying made the decision to remain with and protect the Xie family. In a time of warfare and unrest, Han Shu Ying and Xie Ruo Xue relied on each other like mother and daughter, forming a remarkable bond as they fought against the war and worked to save their country as sisters.

Ah Ke is a humble and insignificant sales assistant who has a deep passion for baseball. Despite his lack of ambition, he has been harboring feelings for his boss, Wen Zi, in secret for a year. On her birthday, he decides to finally confess his love to her. However, a whimsical tarot card reader's misguided prediction sets him on a romantic journey reminiscent of a baseball game with a score of three balls and two strikes. This story is adapted from the novel "Ai Ching, Liang Hao San Huai" by Jiu Ba Dao, available in two versions: a 13-episode TV series and a 20-episode online series. (Soompi)

Based on Liao Fu Bin's novel "Heung Joh Jau, Heung Yau Jau", the following information is derived.

Based on Fang Fang's Chinese novel "Wan Jian Chuan Xin" ( ).

In the Ding Feng Group, Si Ling Yun, a top student in law, initially clashes with her superior, Fu Yi Ze. However, their relationship evolves into mutual understanding and admiration, leading to the development of romantic feelings. Ling Yun later discovers her true identity and must navigate the challenges of becoming a stepmother, facing opponents, and dealing with love rivals. With the support of Fu Yi Ze, she learns to overcome conflicts with kindness and forgiveness, ultimately finding true love. This story is based on the novel of the same name by Qing Shan Luo Tuo.

Based on the novel with the same name written by Fang Nanjiang

Arunrada decides to extort 500,000 baht from Pathiharn, a man she has just encountered, as her sister is in dire need of financial assistance. Recognizing her scheme, he proposes that she pretend to be the mother of his son, whose biological mother, Pimrada, has been missing for five years. As she assumes the role of a surrogate mother for Pathiharn's child, they begin to develop romantic feelings for one another. However, the unexpected return of his wife, who had been absent, complicates matters.

Based on the book "Content in Death" written by Wang Shuo.

Following the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Xia Li Xin, a distinguished graduate of the military academy, faced intense animosity. He displayed remarkable bravery on the battlefield, not only engaging the enemy head-on but also carrying out special operations behind enemy lines. Through his efforts, he thwarted numerous enemy schemes and significantly contributed to the war effort. After enduring many trials, Xia Li Xin found his place in the Eighth Route Army. Leading his comrades, he launched successful ambush operations against the Japanese forces, dealing them heavy blows and safeguarding the base areas. Amidst defending his homeland, Xia Li Xin also found true love, inspiring them to face new challenges and achieve victory together.

Based on Qu Bo's novel "Footprints in the Snow-covered Woods" ( ).

In the era of the late 1930s, the narrative revolves around a made-up Chinese undercover operative and his love affair with a physician amidst the Battle of Songhu in Shanghai. This particular battle is renowned as one of the most violent conflicts that China experienced amid the Japanese encroachment. The primary character is also on a quest for vengeance following his sister's tragic death.

Derived from Chung Chao Cheng's book "Lu Ping Hua," the following information has been taken.

A tale depicting the Hong brothers managing Lou Wai Lou amidst military imperialism, warfare, and the resistance against Japanese occupation throughout a span of two decades. (ChineseDrama.info)

The narrative follows the journey of Zhao Da Qi, a skilled individual with a special bond with a talented horse. Through a series of fortuitous events, he becomes a member of the New Fourth Army. Over time, he undergoes significant challenges and transformations, ultimately emerging as a celebrated figure in the nation's history. This story is based on the novel "Golden Flower, Iron Palm" authored by Wu Lin.

Covert Communist operative Li Heng, having been cut off prior to Chengdu's liberation, reestablishes ties with his party and maneuvers through the intricate landscape of underground clashes between the KMT and CCP, the internal politics of the KMT, and local gang conflicts to support the Communist agenda.

Based on the book "Finding Love" by author Lu Chen Hao.

Following her split from Feng Zhi Hao, a successful and affluent man, He Xiao Jun crosses paths with Chen Qi Zhong, a financially prudent individual she meets through work. As they grow closer and start a relationship, Xiao Jun faces challenges from Zhi Hao's return and her parents' disapproval. Will her new love story withstand these obstacles and flourish? This story is based on a novel written by Ren Hai Zhong.

In the novel "That Day, That Night" by Huang Yuan, there are two close friends, Chen Ke Luo and Wei Qi Xiang, who both develop feelings for Ye Duo Li, a kind-hearted girl. Despite their willingness to prioritize their friendship over their love for her, they ultimately resort to a game of rock-paper-scissors to determine their fates. Love often defies logic, as shown in this story.

Based on the book "The Brightness of Peach Blossoms" written by Fang Fang.

After Xiao Mi's partner passes away in a tragic accident, his heart is donated to another young man named Yi Tang Yao. Xiao Mi decides to transfer to Tang Yao's school in an attempt to form a connection with him. She goes to great lengths to win his affection, from assisting with his schoolwork to even participating in a 10,000m race. Eventually, Tang Yao agrees to be her boyfriend. However, Xiao Mi later uncovers the shocking truth that her late partner's heart was not actually transplanted into Tang Yao. This revelation leads to a confrontation where Tang Yao learns the real reason behind Xiao Mi's efforts to get close to him.

The young police officer, Rui Xiao Dan, crosses paths with the quirky business mogul, Ding Yuan Ying, through a mutual acquaintance tasked with looking after Ding Yuan Ying in the historic city. Ding Yuan Ying's remarkable character and exceptional abilities captivate Rui Xiao Dan. As their relationship blossoms, Rui Xiao Dan and Ding Yuan Ying befriend a group of music enthusiasts in the ancient city who share their passion for music and speaker-making. These enthusiasts, impressed by Ding Yuan Ying's talents, aspire to leverage his skills to uplift their impoverished rural hometown. Xiao Dan also dreams of Ding Yuan Ying using his ingenuity to work a miracle in the destitute village as a token of his affection for her.

Based on Eileen Chang's novel "Love in a Fallen City," there are two options to watch: a 34-episode TV series and a 36-episode TV series.

There is no historical figure that captures the hearts and imaginations of people worldwide quite like Zhao Zi Long, also known as Zhao Yun. He was a renowned military general during the late Eastern Han Dynasty and early Three Kingdoms period. Known for his exceptional fighting skills, bravery, and charm, Zhao Yun initially served under the warlord Zan Gong Sun before switching sides to join Liu Bei as one of the esteemed Five Tiger Generals. However, as Zhao Yun finds himself entangled in a romantic rivalry between the lovely Xiaohou Qing Yi and the formidable warrior Gao Ze, he may realize that battles of the heart can be the most perilous of all. This storyline is adapted from Luo Guan Zhong's novel "San Guo Yan Yi." Three versions of the adaptation are available: 49 episodes (TV), 56 episodes (Uncut), and 60 episodes (DVD).

The story revolves around Ruriko, a woman who faces a difficult destiny after discovering true love and experiencing significant changes in her life. It also portrays her romantic journey to protect her inner self. Kan Kikuchi, a renowned writer, penned the original tale of Pearl Beauty during the Taisho era, highlighting a fresh lifestyle for women at that time that contributed to its widespread appeal.

Based on the book "The Wind and Flowers" by Chang Lin.

Based on the book "Moment in Peking" written by Lin Yu Tang.

Sonia Sui portrays the role of an editor in chief at a publishing company who decides to publish a 'Marriage Wanted' advertisement. She is scheduled to meet with at least 20 potential suitors, with the main male character being one of them.

At the age of five, Seo Hee's mother abandoned her family, eloping with one of their servants, leaving her in the care of her unkind father. However, the trauma of her mother’s departure was nothing compared to the struggles that awaited her after her father's passing. Her relative, Cho Joon Goo, exploited her youth and gained control over the legal papers that identified her as a landowner. During these bleak times, her humble friend Gil Sang became her sole source of solace and support. With his assistance, Seo Hee managed to avoid an unwanted marriage to Cho Byun Soo, a man with disabilities chosen by Joon Goo, and she escaped from her hometown. Gradually, she accumulates wealth as a merchant, fueled by a thirst for vengeance against Joon Goo and the ultimate aim of reclaiming her land. (DramaWiki)

As China was on the brink of being liberated, the young and lively Qin Qin caught the attention of Shi Guang Rong during a welcoming ceremony for the troops entering the city. Impressed by her, Shi Guang Rong wasted no time in proposing to Qin Qin's parents. With their approval, a modest military wedding was arranged for the couple. This decision angered Xie Feng, who harbored strong feelings for Qin Qin and was driven to seek revenge. What unfolds is a display of a soldier's unwavering love for his wife, as he goes to great lengths to ensure her safety, even at the expense of everything he holds dear.

"A Leaf in the Storm" portrays the tale of two households and youthful romantics at the onset of the Sino-Japanese Conflict. Derived from Lin Yu Tang's book "Feng Sheng He Li."

Following the conclusion of the First World War, a cohort of international students delved into the realm of mathematics at Princeton University in the tranquil nation of America. Among them were Chinese scholar Wen Wei Jun and Japanese student Shan Ben Kang Fu, who not only shared a dormitory but also a profound friendship. Their bond was tested when they found themselves entangled in a romantic triangle with their classmate Qing Tian Xiu, a Japanese young woman of exquisite beauty, intelligence, and noble lineage. However, as the shadows of World War II loomed over the horizon and tensions escalated between China and Japan, the former comrades, now seasoned code-breakers, were destined to become bitter rivals.

Inspired by the collection of short stories titled "I Love You," authored by Kotaro Isaka, Ira Ishida, Takuji Ichikawa, Otsuichi, Ko Nakamura, and Takayoshi Honda.

The narrative follows three young individuals as they pursue their aspirations in the entertainment field

Deng Gui Chan, a powerful female entrepreneur nicknamed "Seventh Master", is fiercely competitive and unafraid to take risks

According to the novel "Chu Hun" written by Wu Ke Jing.

Based on the book "National Camp Love Me" by the author Shi Li Jiu Xiang.