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In the beginning of Emperor Qian Long's rule, the nation's food supply faces a severe crisis due to suspicious activities in the production and distribution processes. Liu Tong Xun, an official from the Ministry of Punishment under the Qing court, is tasked with leading an investigation across the country. Mi He, the son of Official Mi Ru Cheng, was confined in their attic for three years by his father to focus on his studies. With the help of Xiao Shu Zi, a lively and carefree individual, Mi He manages to escape and is determined to become a righteous government official dedicated to serving the people's best interests. Through his intelligence and commitment, Mi He earns the respect of Liu Tong Xun and his colleagues as they work together to address the issues in the nation's granary.

At 23 years old, individuals experience a wide range of diversity in life. Some are just entering society, while others are established members. There are even those who have started families. Despite being the same age, each person has a unique story to tell. This narrative aims to capture the raw emotions and individuality of 23-year-olds.

Taking place during the historical period of old Shanghai, the series showcases the epic clandestine battles that unfolded between the Communist Party, the Kuomingtang, and the Japanese forces.

Taking place amidst the conflict between China and Japan, the narrative follows a bold young woman navigating through challenging circumstances.

This tale follows the life of Gu Haitang, a remarkable Chinese woman who transitioned from a childhood spent in prostitution to becoming a successful businesswoman and influential figure during a time of war. Throughout her experiences, she encountered two men who greatly impacted her life and whom she loved deeply. However, their romance was thwarted by the tumultuous backdrop of war in China, leaving their fate uncertain.

River Children is a drama that revolves around two families residing in a pottery-making village

During the 1920s, individuals like Li Lian began a journey of self-reliance. In an effort to settle her late father's debts, Li Lian found herself compelled to wed into the Chen family. As she fought against the traditional feudal system, Li Lian not only sought to rescue herself but also served as a source of inspiration for other young individuals and married women within the Chen family.

The narrative revolves around the captivating union of Songtsen Gampo and Princess Wen Cheng

The storyline revolves around the experiences of Empress Myung Sung, the final empress of Korea.

Taking place in Zhangku Dadao, an ancient trade route in the Chahar province of the Republic of China, is a renowned tale. Qin Tian Yi, the former second grandson of the wealthy merchant Qin Zhao Yong from Zhangjiakou, finds himself in a perilous situation after a plot leads to the death of Qin Zhaotong. Barely escaping with his life, Qin Tianyi embarks on a mission to seek justice and protect the economic backbone of Zhangjiakou from those who wish to dominate it.

The tale commences with the destinies of the Qi and Su families, both hailing from Guilin and coming of age during the Anti-Japanese War. As the Chinese resistance against the Japanese occupation intensified, the four Qi brothers and the three Su sisters experienced a series of unexpected events and intricate emotional relationships. Their fates took a dramatic turn...

A drama set in the 1960s follows a group of young scientists dedicated to testing atomic and hydrogen bombs. The story spans from the 1960s to the new millennium, focusing on young individuals who commit to construction to serve their nation under the influence of Chairman Mao's ideals. Zhang Li Jun, with a military background; Ma Chao Yang, a farmer's son; Lu Ruo Wen, from a wealthy family; and Xiang Qing, who has returned from the Soviet Union, are passionate youths who have gathered at Chong San Jun Ling.

A tale depicting Chong'er's resolute dedication to his nation and the complex, often heartbreaking connections he forges with Qi Jiang, Li Ji, Ying Yue, and Ji Wei. Chong'er is deeply devoted to his homeland and has brainstormed numerous strategies to assist its citizens. Unfortunately, he falls prey to a scheme orchestrated by dishonest government officials. (source: chinesedrama. info)

Liu Shi Cheng arrived in the village bearing a car filled with books to distribute as gifts. Despite some initial grumblings from the villagers, they ultimately embraced him warmly. Li Mu Lin even offered Liu Shi Cheng a puppy to help him conquer his fear of dogs. Village leader Li Wen Xiu was committed to supporting Liu Shi Cheng in his endeavors, although this drew suspicion from her mother-in-law. Through ongoing education efforts, Liu Shi Cheng aspires to transform his neighbors into a proficient workforce and guide them toward prosperity. What challenges lie ahead for Liu Shi Cheng in his quest? Will he be able to achieve his aspirations?

Six narratives originating from six distinct areas of Thailand: North, South, Isan, Central, East, and West.

Lin Sheung Chun, a destitute woman, was forced into the Kwan family as a concubine to settle her father's gambling debts. Tragically, her husband passed away on their wedding night. When the first wife, Wang Yeuk Lam, rushed in upon hearing Sheung Chun's cries, she mistakenly believed Sheung Chun was responsible for her husband's death and tried to harm her. This led to Yeuk Lam sustaining a head injury, causing her to believe she is a young girl and that Sheung Chun is her mother. Yeuk Lam has no recollection of her past life.

During the 1930s, under the rule of the Nationalist Government in China, So Fei, a leader of a criminal organization known as the triad, ran a business involving cheap labor. Struggling financially, he decided to befriend Sung Lai Woh, whom he mistakenly believed to be a relative of the wealthy Tong family. However, he soon discovered that Lai was just a minor figure in the Tong family, with the true power held by Tong Nga Yun, the eldest daughter. Yun, a wealthy and influential woman, had sacrificed her youth for the family business. She doted on her rebellious younger sister, Tong Nga Man, who, in defiance, began a relationship with So Fei. Amidst this family drama, the city of Guangzhou was shaken when its mayor, Wong Kai Yiu, was assassinated. Surprisingly, Lai, with a mysterious background, was appointed as the new mayor, with his inauguration coinciding with the start of disturbances caused by unknown troublemakers on the 5th day of the Lunar calendar.

Feng Nan Tin heads a team of skilled constables who are tasked with solving unusual mysteries from all corners of the nation. With his high rank, he has power over local judges and the six ministries. Chu Cheung Seng, known for his courage and cleverness, is Feng Nan Tin's preferred assistant. However, they part ways after a disagreement regarding a theft case. Chu Cheung Seng and his spouse, Yan Mei Neong, vanish for almost a decade. Upon resolving the case, the elderly Feng Nan Tin instructs Ma Cyun Giung, Ngau Dai Lik, and Yeung Maau to locate Chu Cheung Seng and invite him back to the group. Working together, the four constables solve numerous mysteries, though clashes occur due to their distinct personalities. Chu Cheung Seng and Yan Mei Neong face challenges and split due to a misunderstanding. When Chu Cheung Seng encounters a prostitute resembling his wife, he becomes disoriented and distressed. Meanwhile, the Jurchens are preparing to invade the Song Dynasty. Chu Cheung Seng uncovers a Jurchen spy among the constables, including his close friend, Hung Sap Gau, who is unwittingly manipulated. Others are subsequently endangered, leading to uncertainty between ally and foe, causing everyone to feel insecure.

Aspiring nuns Wai Lam and Wai Yu are in need of funds to help the head nun with her illness. They cross paths with wealthy bank heir To Zan Feng and end up working as maids in his household to repay their debts. Wai Lam uses her impressive martial arts skills to rescue To Zan Feng from trouble. Despite their disagreements, they stand by each other in tough times and form a strong bond. To Zan Feng, with the support of a nobleman, rises to the position of magistrate. His successful career is aided by his brother To Zan Ming, a governor, and his loyal friend Fong Gwai Cheung. However, To Zan Feng soon uncovers corruption and abuse of power in the political realm, where people are willing to behave immorally for personal gain. When he learns the truth about the massacre of Wai Lam's family in her youth, they both end up behind bars.

In 1992, Scar, a formidable fighter from the Kam gang, faced a dangerous situation when he was ambushed by rival group Eight. Despite initially being set up, Scar and Eight ended up in a violent altercation. Scar was ultimately sentenced to a 20-year prison term. It was during his time behind bars that he came across a book authored by a Zen master, which inspired him to reassess his priorities and realize the futility of a life centered around violence. Upon his release, Scar was approached by Seven, who had taken over the gang following her husband Eight's death. Despite Seven's invitation, Scar declined as he was determined to distance himself from the criminal underworld. The Kam gang, once a powerful force, was now being led by individuals of lesser influence. In an effort to maintain the gang's reputation, they decided to revive the only remaining business - a spa. Scar agreed to assist them with this endeavor, albeit reluctantly becoming entangled in Seven's criminal activities once again.

This narrative follows the journey of Hong Guk Young as he navigates through his aspirations, goals, beliefs, and wants. With his cleverness and ingenuity, he successfully overcame challenges within the palace, leading to his appointment as King Jeong Jo's trusted advisor.

The story unfolds during the 28th year of the Meiji Era, following Japan's triumph in the First Sino-Japan war. Amidst the country's jubilation, Kiyoko, a girl from a samurai lineage, resides. Despite their samurai heritage, the Kudo family lives humbly and is highly esteemed in the community, thanks to Tadachika, who manages the local elementary school. However, everything takes a turn when Kiyoko's father is accused of embezzlement, leading to his arrest and imprisonment. Subsequently, Kiyoko is shunned as the daughter of a corrupt teacher, causing her family to face social isolation. Feeling powerless to help her father, Kiyoko seeks support from her childhood friend, the village doctor Yuma Souta. Souta and Kiyoko, who have a sibling-like bond, grew up together. In an attempt to aid Kiyoko, Souta approaches Shibuzawa Yahiko, a wealthy merchant known for his problem-solving abilities for a price. Yahiko demands that Souta kneel before him with the money as payment. Outraged, Kiyoko intervenes, declaring, "I would never want Souta-san to sacrifice his dignity to assist my father!" before leaving with Souta. Unbeknownst to them, this encounter with Yahiko alters their fates...

When Tokugawa Ieyasu emerged victorious in the battle of Sekigahara, the Uesugis found their substantial 1,200,000 koku land holdings in Aizu significantly reduced to 300,000 koku in Yonezawa, Dewa Province. Many residents decided to leave Yonezawa due to the uncertain future. Amidst this exodus, Maeda Keiji chose to remain in the area, living humbly in a secluded hut at the age of over 60. Despite his son Shinkuro's disapproval of Keiji's love for drinking and artistic pursuits, Keiji proves his valor when needed. While contemplating retirement, he ultimately decides to protect the Uesugis, even if it means sacrificing himself. Shinkuro gradually becomes intrigued by his father's open-mindedness and way of life.

Kikumura Sakae has started working on a new script inspired by the late princess Kujo Setsuko. This script is based on his memories of a previous script that was set in a mountain village in Yamanashi Prefecture and focused on a couple's life during the Showa and Heisei periods. The earlier script had been rejected before.

The story focuses on two women during the 1500s who rose to prominence in the royal court: Queen Mun Jung of the Yoon clan, the third Queen-consort of King Joongjong, and Jung Nan Jung, a common-born woman who became the queen's trusted advisor. Nan Jung, the illegitimate daughter of a government official, seeks to improve her social standing and decides to train as a gisaeng under the tutelage of the most renowned gisaeng in Hanyang. Meanwhile, the King marries a young woman from the Yoon clan as his third queen, who is related to his previous queen. The new queen's brother, Won Hyung, becomes infatuated with Nan Jung upon first meeting her and endeavors to have her as his concubine. Nan Jung requests an audience with the queen, leading to Queen Mun Jung and Nan Jung forming an alliance to exert complete control over the court.

The narrative unfolded over a period of four decades, focusing on multiple families residing in and near Loyal Village, a community where military families from mainland China resided in Taiwan. It explored themes of disabled veterans and their families, as well as tensions between Taiwanese and mainland Chinese populations. (DramaWiki)

Bok Hee is a diligent student who also holds a job at a brewery. At the age of five, her parents separated, and she moved in with her mother. Tragically, her father lost his life in a coal mine accident. After her mother remarried Song Byung-Man, the proprietor of Dukchun Brewery, Bok Hee relocated there with her younger stepbrother. To protect her mother from potential repercussions, she refers to her as "aunt." Eventually, it is revealed that Bok Hee is indeed the daughter. Her stepbrother is sent to an orphanage, and Bok Hee makes her way to Seoul. Joon Mo, who previously worked as a stuntman, had to leave his job due to an injury and arrived at Dukchun to serve as a temporary instructor. He first encounters Bok Hee when she looks through the window of his classroom, and he is inspired by the determination in her eyes, subsequently becoming her mentor.

Based on Gu Long's novel "Tian Ya Ming Yue Dao; Liu Xing Hu Die Jian" ( ).

Approximately four youth in Beijing each face unique destinies, bound together by their strong bond of brotherhood.

This play depicts the journey of the descendants of the "Hongqi Canal" in Linzhou, Henan as they transition from rural life to urban construction and entrepreneurship. By exploring the life experiences and inner struggles of both old and young generations in Linzhou, the drama delves into the modern interpretation of the "Hongqi Canal Spirit". Through the clash of fate and differing beliefs between the two generations of Hongqiqu people, the play reveals the conflict and contrast between traditional and contemporary ideals of the "Hongqiqu people". Despite facing challenges and hardships, the descendants of "Hongqi Canal" transform from impoverished individuals to successful entrepreneurs, illustrating the challenging transition from agrarian society to urban civilization. This journey is marked by difficulties and setbacks, but ultimately leads to progress and prosperity for human society.