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Taking place in the 1970s, the story follows a man who embarks on a journey from his hometown to Beitou where he finds the love of his life in the famous Hot Springs Village.

The economy of Hong Kong began to thrive in the 1970s, with the stock market becoming a fierce arena for ambition. Rong Mou Tong's perspective on life underwent a dramatic transformation following a tragic incident involving his father. He escaped from Hong Kong to Thailand, where he acknowledged the stock market's influence and resolved to become a market manipulator. The principled Qian Yong Jin, along with his friends Zhuang Dai Xi and Lu Xiao Hu, are three young men filled with aspirations who were unprepared for the harsh realities of the stock market. Yong Jin lived with three women—her mother and her two sisters, Shui Min Jing and Shui Min Ting—who each had distinct personalities. They too were on the lookout for a chance that could alter their fates. Mou Ton successfully ingratiated himself with the affluent Tang Hao Feng and gradually began to put his life plan into action.

In the autumn of 1990, a significant event occurred that left a lasting impact on many individuals

Despite facing numerous challenges such as her partner's unfaithfulness and her sister-in-law's scheming, Lin Xiao Cao remains optimistic and caring. She looks after her mother-in-law and her husband's child from another relationship while also helping others and believing in genuine love. Xiao Cao has a special talent for connecting with people and resolving conflicts, even with someone like Liu Shui. When Liu Shui realizes the pain he has caused Xiao Cao, he falls for her and pursues her. Despite his efforts, Xiao Cao struggles to believe that someone as successful as Liu Shui could truly love her and tries to avoid his advances.

The tale revolves around Zhu Shan, an ordinary individual who faces numerous hardships in life but manages to conquer challenges with his intelligence and bravery

A young person from Beijing named Liu Fang accidentally caused Luo Chun Yang to fall off a cliff and then ran away. Liu Fang embarked on a difficult journey through the snow to find Lei Xiao Man. Along the way, Liu Fang collapsed, but was rescued by a passing carriage and brought back to the Corps. With the assistance of Lei Xiao Man, Ciu Li Li, and Jia Zheng Jun, Liu Fang was able to remain in the Corps. This marks the beginning of the emotional stories from life in the Great Northern Wilderness Corps in the early 1970s.

This is a tale about a woman who was born with fragmented lines on her palms. In Chinese tradition, it is believed that individuals born with broken lines on their palms, particularly females, will encounter great hardships and misfortune in life. The narrative commences with the protagonist, Luo Jin Yu, being born to a mother who sold fried noodles and a father addicted to gambling. Jin Yu was delivered backstage at a Cantonese opera troupe that happened to be in town for a show. Upon discovering that her firstborn daughter had broken lines on both palms, Jin Yu's mother was devastated. Despite wanting to abandon Jin Yu, she was advised by an opera performer to raise her daughter to the best of her ability. Jin Yu faced numerous challenges and difficulties throughout her life, including being denied education and having to work in a factory at a young age to support her family due to poverty. Despite facing hardships, Jin Yu discovered a talent for writing and pursued it to provide for her family. Her husband, however, was unsupportive and abusive, leading Jin Yu to strive for independence and success as a scriptwriter. Despite contemplating suicide at one point, Jin Yu was encouraged by a journalist named Pan Li Hua to continue living and take control of her own destiny. Eventually, Jin Yu overcame numerous challenges and ended up marrying a man who shared her passion for scriptwriting and Cantonese opera.

Follows the journey of Luo Jin and Du Ronglin, an officer in the Kuomintang and a company commander in the PLA, spanning six decades

Inspired by real events involving China's modern National Security Bureau, the story follows the creation of China's inaugural national aircraft carrier amidst a setting of espionage

During a trip to Korea, Cheng Hua, a young fashion goods shop owner, is wrongly accused of smuggling and sentenced to six months in prison abroad. To protect their assets, Cheng Hua and her husband Shao Jun decide to divorce, with Shao Jun promising to remarry her upon her release. However, upon Cheng Hua's return, she discovers Shao Jun marrying wealthy heiress An Li Na. Shao Jun then fakes amnesia after a failed attempt to reconcile with Cheng Hua, who infiltrates the An household as their 28th maid. Despite Cheng Hua's efforts to help Shao Jun regain his memory, his troubled past continues to haunt him, leading him to pursue control of the An clan corporation. As he battles the Song clan corporation in both business and love, Shao Jun finds himself drawn to CEO Song Yao.

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During the early years of the Republic of China, Qiao Yuzhu, a member of the sedan hall family known as "jiduan," was unexpectedly given a valuable map of the Republic's foundation by revolutionary party member Wu Yijian. To safeguard the treasure, Qiao Yuzhu entrusted the map to Qiao Liti, a woman who had been marginalized due to being born with six fingers. Meanwhile, Wu Yijian's wife, Mrs. Che, transported explosives through the corpse-filled streets. Qiao Liti's son, Qiao Wenxuan, sought marriage with Gu Zhipeng and eventually wedded spy Chu Lin. Despite facing numerous challenges, Qiao Liti persevered and eventually discovered gold. However, their plans were jeopardized when Che Wenxuan was captured by Gu Zhipeng. In a turn of events, Gu Zhipeng took Qiao Liti hostage, only to be stopped by his mother, Yun Xian. Tragically, Yun Xian took her own life, causing Gu Zhipeng to spiral into madness. Ultimately, Che Wenxuan joined the revolutionary movement, while Qiao Liti patiently awaited his return.

When an opportunity arises with a wealthy young woman, Bae Shin Wook impulsively stakes everything on her. In his relentless quest to win her hand, he even considers murder as a possibility. Ultimately, is this love truly worth the cost?

Du Xin Wu, a practitioner of Zi Ran Men Kung Fu (also known as Natural Boxing), traveled to Japan in 1900 where he met Sun Yat Sen. Sun Yat Sen recruited him as a personal bodyguard and Du became involved in the revolutionary activities. Du Xin Wu is remembered for his expertise in martial arts, especially his proficiency in kicking techniques.

"North of the Earth" is a TV drama directed and produced by Haas Zhaolu, with Zhao Qi as the screenwriter and Su Lei as the scene and theme director. The show features a talented cast including Zhang Guoqiang, Yan Dan Chen, Meng Haoqiang, Yu Jian, He Yunxin, Wu Lisheng, Qin Xue, and others. It revolves around the story of the Inner Mongolia dairy industry during the 1990s, highlighting a period of government reform and international investment. The plot follows the journey of a group of young individuals who take over failing plants and factories, rebuilding them from scratch into successful enterprises. The focus is on the characters' growth and the challenging decisions they make as they strive to create a world-class company. As the company expands, the team faces internal conflicts but ultimately reunites to achieve global success. The main characters are Wang Zhongtian, portrayed by Zhang Guoqiang, and Sa Daya, played by Yan Dan Chen.