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Four Women Conflict

In "Jang Hee Bin," we follow the tale of a young court servant who captivates the King with her beauty and becomes his concubine. Through her rapid ascent in status and the birth of her son, she is motivated by a strong desire for power, leading her to not only secure her position but to ultimately become Queen.

Xie Yu, the daughter of the prominent Xie family, falls in love with Prince Li Yan and they become engaged. However, with the King of Qi's power growing and causing unrest, the Xie family agrees to marry Xie Yu to the King of Qi as a way to gather evidence of his rebellion. The Empress Dowager, along with the families of Xiao, Zhuang, and Qin, collaborates to overthrow the King of Qi and falsely accuses the Xie family of being complicit in the rebellion, resulting in their demise. Now, only three of the four major families remain. The Empress Dowager fears that Li Yan, now the emperor, will anger the remaining families if he discovers the truth about Xie Yu. To prevent this, she blackmails Xie Yu with the lives of her parents and brother, leading to a tumultuous love affair between Xie Yu and Li Yan.

Li Zi Yun assumes the persona of Shao Chun Hua and starts working as a servant in the palace, forming a bond with Bai Han Xiang. Despite her desire for a quiet life, her cleverness attracts envy, leading Ling Qi Qiao to make things harder for her. After Emperor Ying Zong's passing, the ascension of the Crown Prince as Emperor Xian Zong sparks a rivalry among the women in the Royal Harem.

The plot follows Du Yu Lou, who runs a tea shop called "Shenchang" and is unexpectedly promoted to head after his brother's tragic death

On the day of their engagement, Cheol Jong radiates happiness, his cheeks flushed, while In Ha remains calm and tranquil. Both In Ha and Cheol Jong are employed at Hyung Min’s independent construction company, which unfortunately faces bankruptcy in the aftermath of the IMF crisis. Meanwhile, Hyung Min continues to indulge in socializing with women and playing golf, oblivious to the impending financial downfall of his firm. Eventually, the company succumbs to the economic downturn, leaving Hyung Min’s father in shock and causing his mother to neglect him. With Hyung Min's assistance, Cheol Jong and his team manage to join Chairman Jin’s company, while In Ha stands by Hyung Min's side. In a desperate bid to cover his father's surgery costs, Hyung Min pleads for help from friends but is met with rejection. He resorts to selling his car to raise the necessary funds, marking the first time he experiences such a profound low, evoking sympathy from In Ha. Ultimately, In Ha decides to use her wedding savings to pay for Hyung Min’s father's medical bills, deepening Hyung Min's affection for her. Observing In Ha's emotional response, Cheol Jong requests a delay in their wedding, which causes Hyung Min to worry about losing her. When Cheol Jong catches Hyung Min and In Ha sharing a kiss, he lashes out at Hyung Min and pressures In Ha. Although Hyung Min confesses his feelings to In Ha, she rejects him coldly. Cheol Jong, fearful of losing In Ha, pushes for their wedding to proceed without regard for her feelings, while Hyung Min promises his father that he will make In Ha his wife. However, fate intervenes when Hyung Min introduces a stripper he once knew to Cheol Jong. Later, In Ha warns Cheol Jong that their marriage might lead to unhappiness, but he reacts with anger and insists on moving forward with the plans. Meanwhile, unable to win In Ha's heart, Hyung Min faces a difficult decision.

When marriages are arranged within the upper class, it often results in people getting hurt. Zhao An Hua finds himself in a situation where he is compelled to marry a daughter from the Xue family due to Madam Xue's ambitions for power and riches. As a result, An Hua's former lover is heartbroken and seeks vengeance by marrying the infamous gangster, Fu Zhen Jia. Will love be able to triumph over the pain and envy brought on by these strategic unions?

In the novel "The Ninth Widow," we follow the life of Wang Pu-tao, a woman from a remote village in Central China. Wang tragically loses her family in a flood when she is just a child, and is later sold into servitude before being widowed at the young age of 14. Despite her hardships, Wang harbors a fugitive man (her father-in-law) in her cellar for three decades, providing him with care and protection during times of political turmoil, famine, and other disasters.

During the 1920s, a rural girl named Cheng Ying applied to audition for the newly established Golden Stage in Shanghai, owned by Ling Shi Wei. Along the way, she crossed paths with Gao Wen Zhong. Despite starting off as bitter enemies, they gradually developed feelings for each other. Cheng Ying, with her refined demeanor and beautiful voice, successfully made her way onto the Golden Stage. Despite Gao Wen Zhong expressing his love multiple times, Cheng Ying turned him down each time. Gao Wen Zhong was heartbroken when Cheng Ying started getting close to Ling Shi Wei, who was actually an enemy of Cheng Ying's family. After encountering her long-lost sister Mei Rou, Cheng Ying attempted to rescue her but tragically, Mei Rou was killed by Ling Shi Wei. Seeking revenge, Cheng Ying found herself in danger but was saved by an old friend. Rather than acting impulsively, Cheng Ying focused on gathering evidence against Ling Shi Wei. When Gao Wen Zhong discovered the truth, he selflessly assisted Cheng Ying in bringing Ling Shi Wei to justice. Gao Wen Zhong's genuine love helped heal Cheng Ying's past pain, leading them to eventually marry and live a simple and content life together.

The play narrates the tale of Chang Hanqing, a youthful technician, and Jin Xing, a heroic fighter, in the aftermath of the establishment of the People's Republic of China. It focuses on the research, design, and progress of the innovative Chinese electric locomotive. (Baike Baidu)

According to a myth, this series revolves around themes of power, love, and betrayal, with characters vying for dominance or affection, while one character simply desires peace and friendship. A complex love triangle forms involving Yan Fuk, Cho Chi Kin, Cho Chi Woon, and Kwok Huen, after Kwok Huen betrays Yan Fuk and pursues her own path to power.

The restaurant's history is deeply connected to the experiences of four women from different generations, showcasing common marital issues and the various stresses faced by women throughout history. In the late Qing Dynasty, Ngai Yu Fung's family falls on hard times and she is forced into marriage with Wong Yuk Lun, who later loses all their money. Fung sells a token of love from her first lover Yu Tsz to start the Phoenix Restaurant. During the May Fourth Movement, Fung's daughter Wong Chi Kwan runs away to Tianjin with her teacher Lee Kat Cheung. After their separation, Kwan returns to Beijing and finds the struggling Phoenix Restaurant.

During the chaos of war in mainland China in 1941, Shanghai fell under enemy control. Xue er and her family sought refuge in a concession area. Facing hardships and despair, Xue er's husband Gui Ting abandoned his family to reunite with his wealthy ex-girlfriend Liao Wanzhen. When all seemed lost, Bai Lang rescued Xue er and introduced her to the entertainment industry. A wealthy businessman named Qiao Xiannong pursued Xue er, who sought to leverage his power to regain custody of her son. Tragically, her son died in a fall, devastating Xue er. Seeking revenge against Gui, Xue er entered a relationship with Qiao. Bai, in an effort to win back Xue er, accepted a position in the puppet government's investigation bureau. After many trials, Bai ultimately succeeded in reuniting with Xue er and marrying her. However, Qiao's continued pursuit of Xue er led to his manipulation of her to seek vengeance against Gui. Ultimately, with Bai's guidance, Xue er realized the error of her ways and chose to abandon thoughts of revenge in favor of a happy life with Bai. Regrettably, Bai's involvement with the puppet government led to tragic consequences as Xue er sacrificed herself to save him by selling her body and consuming poison.

In the early 1900s, a thief develops feelings for a Yueju opera singer while looking at a picture.

Emperor Chai Suen ventured into the remote mountains to enlist the help of martial arts expert Chung Mo Yim in restoring the Chai Empire. Suen eagerly promised to grant any favor in return for her assistance. However, upon completion of the task, Yim boldly expressed her desire to become Empress, despite Suen already promising the title to the naturally beautiful Ha Ying Cheun. Suen's legal adviser An Ying intervened by suggesting that the two be housed in separate East and West palaces temporarily to prevent conflict. Yim's true intention was to assist Emperor Chai in governing the country. Meanwhile, Cheun plotted revenge against Yim. The two Queens engaged in a power struggle using both diplomacy and force. While Emperor Chai was drawn to Cheun for her beauty, he also hesitated to offend the strategic Yim for the sake of his nation's future. He even manipulated Yim's genuine affection for him to his advantage on multiple occasions.

In February of 1681, a significant fire broke out at Hongo Maruyama, eventually spreading to Komagome. Among the buildings destroyed was Yoaya, a vegetable store owned by Kihee. To ensure his daughter Oshichi's safety, Kihee sent her to stay at Daijo-ji Temple until their store and home were rebuilt. Oshichi found herself among other children who had also lost their homes and families. During her time at the temple, Oshichi developed feelings for Kichisaburo, a worker there. When the store and home were finally reconstructed, Oshichi had to return home where her father hoped she would marry Kanzo, a diligent worker at their store. Despite her father's expectations, Oshichi's heart belonged to Kichisaburo.

On the night of her wedding, Gu Chao Chao faces betrayal from both her husband and her closest friend, leading to her near demise. Five years later, she reemerges as Ji Yun Chao, intent on orchestrating a meticulously planned revenge to unveil their treachery and reclaim her life’s direction.

The narrative centers around Pu Di Liu, a resident of the border region encompassing Guizhou, Hunan, and Chongqing from 1927 to 1950

Amidst the challenges within the grand palace and the allure of authority, will love endure and friendships remain steadfast? Zhan Xinghan, Mu Feiyan, and Xing Yingdie, childhood companions, find their lives transformed after the separation of lovers Zhan Xinghan and Mu Feiyan. Mu Feiyan is relocated to the palace to serve as an imperial concubine. Xing Yingdie remains untainted beyond the palace walls, witnessing the transformation of Mu Feiyan as she navigates deceit and manipulation in her pursuit of power.

Three opposing factions - the Wulong outlaws, Nationalist Party, and Communist Party's People's Liberation Army - engage in a fierce struggle to eradicate each other.

Originally constructed as a symbol of love, the Dream Lock Building now serves as a confinement for disillusioned young women and shattered aspirations. Once a sanctuary for lovers, the building has transformed into a prison for women seeking matrimony. The town has been overtaken by widows left heartbroken and dreams of a blissful life shattered. However, the arrival of a Shanghai dancer threatens to disrupt the lives of the town's residents, stirring up chaos among the men, children, and their sense of pride. Suo Meng Lou is a Chinese drama from 2013 with a version containing 17 episodes.

Huang Cai Wei was betrothed to Bai Qian Feng before he disappeared during a business trip and was believed to be deceased. As a result, she was compelled to wed his brother, Bai Qian Sheng. Bai's evident partiality toward Huang sparked envy among his other wives, particularly his main spouse, Ma Fu Fang. Huang navigated through the schemes of the women using her intelligence. However, when her original betrothed reappeared alive, she found herself in a difficult position where she was unable to extricate herself.

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

In the late 1950s, a student named Wen Yi Qiu (played by Yin Tao) from the Beijing Broadcasting Institute falls in love with a Soviet announcer named Wei Ka and they get married in Beijing. However, the Soviet Union decides to recall its specialists from Beijing, leading Wei Ka to return to his homeland. Yi Qiu then moves to the border town of Hehei to work as an announcer in order to be closer to her husband. Eventually, Wei Ka is assigned to a post in Blagoveshchensk, a city on the other side of the border. Despite the distance, they find solace in listening to each other's broadcasts and hope for improved relations between China and the Soviet Union.

The tale of the individual who transforms from a salt pirate into the ruler of Wuyue.

Ling Wan, a young and beautiful girl, disguises herself as ugly to avoid marriage. She befriends Chor Chor, who is also not conventionally attractive. One day, Ling Wan saves the Emperor in disguise, revealing her true beauty to him. Smitten, the Emperor arranges for her to come to the palace. Upon learning of the Emperor's intentions, Chor Chor seeks out the "face changer", Siu To, to switch faces with Ling Wan. With Chor Chor now posing as Ling Wan, she enters the palace while the real Ling Wan, realizing the deception, decides to confront the Emperor on her own.

Sup Yee Moo is a laid-back police officer with a mother who used to be the infamous 'Chivalrous Flying Hawk'. Despite her past, Sup Yee Ma now keeps her former identity hidden from the martial arts community. She takes care of Sup Yee Moo, who has a knack for getting into trouble. When Sui Dong Lau arrives and becomes the honorable magistrate in their town, they team up with Si Kei Wong to solve amusing mysteries together.

Following a brief reunion with his wife, Orie, Hikoma is now on a frantic search to find out where she is before he leaves. Feeling the absence of her husband, Orie makes the decision to step down from her role as a ninja.

The setting of the drama takes place in the 1970s, a time dominated by poverty but also filled with hope and happiness within families. The main characters are Suk Jin and Chul Jin, two brothers full of youth and spirit, along with Min Joo, Yun Shil's love interest, who face various challenges in life. As they navigate through these obstacles, the drama explores the endless potential of youth, considered the most beautiful phase of life. (SBS)

A dramatic portrayal of a young woman's journey to adulthood set against the backdrop of the tumultuous 1970s.

Wei's Family was a respected and distinguished family in the South West during the Qing Dynasty. One day, Wei Renjie found a homeless child who bore a striking resemblance to his deceased son, Wei Tianxi. He made the decision to have the child, Shuwan, marry his cousin Chu Wenpu. This action angered and embittered Wei Tianxi, leading to a tragic outcome for the Wei Family.

In order to seek justice for her family, the stunning and elegant Wen Yu Nong decided to become a spy known for her skill in disguises. To achieve her goal of revenge, she must utilize her talents to impersonate another person as she reconnects with the man she once had feelings for.

Princess Wan Rou of Yan suffered immense humiliation during her time in Dai. She faced loss of status and mistreatment in a foreign land, including exploitation and poisoning by her own relatives, leading to her tragic death. Despite her unfortunate past, Wan Rou was miraculously reincarnated with a newfound determination to shape her own fate and avoid being controlled by others.

During the early 1900s in China, Xiao Yue Gui, a young girl from the countryside, moves to Shanghai to avoid starvation. By rescuing Yu Qi Yang, a member of the Pujiang Association, the most powerful gang in Shanghai, she gains access to the leaders of the organization. This leads her to start working at their brothel, which alters the course of her life. Xiao Yue Gui is now on a journey to become the next "King of Shanghai," following in the footsteps of three previous generations, as depicted in Hong Ying's novel.

Due to financial difficulties, Wen Yu He's father agreed to have her marry into the Gu family as the wife of Madam Gu's third son. With Madam Gu's first son missing and her second son deceased, all hope was placed on Yu He and her remaining brother-in-law. The third son, Shao Tang, is known for his reckless behavior, spending time in brothels and gambling away his money. Madam Gu believed that Yu He could positively influence her son. Yun Kai, a school teacher, disguised himself as a groundskeeper to work in the Gu household, assisting with accounting and the family's lantern business. Despite facing mistreatment from her older sister-in-law, Yu He remains devoted to Shao Tang. As tensions rise and hidden agendas come to light, the Gu family's secrets begin to unravel, revealing a web of deceit and betrayal.

The film narrates four poignant tales of a man's growth from adolescence to adulthood in the previous century, as well as his remarkable quest for a dream abroad

In the 1930s, the setting for this tale is in the southern region of Fujian

On the eve of the 1911 Revolution, Duan Muhai is getting ready for the fire festival at his Nanshan Manor. Duan Muhai, a wealthy man known for his questionable methods of acquiring wealth, has a favorite daughter named Aiyue. Aiyue stands out from the rest of the family for her intelligence, empathy, and clear moral values. Aiyue's servant A Ci is a carefree individual who enjoys dancing with a bamboo pole, smoking, and singing folk songs. During the annual fire festival, two young men named Liu Bo'en and Long Chulai arrive and meet Aiyue and A Ci. Aiyue starts to develop feelings for Bo'en but struggles to express them due to her pride. A Ci, who is deeply in love with Bo'en, tries to take advantage of the situation. Long Chulai admires Aiyue from afar but keeps his feelings hidden due to his insecurities about his appearance. As the 1911 Revolution unfolds and Duan Muhai's family faces hardships, Bo'en is sent to Beijing, and Aiyue is forced into a childhood marriage arrangement and later sold to an opium lord by her heartless husband. However, the ruthless Wang Kun is intrigued by Aiyue's Sandao tea and decides to support her in establishing a tea garden.