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A team of emergency room physicians have their routines disrupted when Wang Xiao Han, a talented young doctor, joins their ranks. His innovative approaches clash with the established methods of attending physician Su Li, while she also feels a growing attraction towards him.

Chen Hui, a medical school graduate diagnosed with Autism, possesses exceptional intelligence but struggles with communication. Since joining the surgery department at Songjia Hospital, he has faced challenges in connecting with patients and expressing empathy. This has led to misunderstandings and complaints from patients and their families, prompting the hospital committee to question his medical credentials. Chen Hui must now demonstrate his abilities during the probationary period to secure his position in the surgery department.

Morita Haruki is a dedicated surgeon known for his unwavering sense of fairness. He challenges the profit-driven and authoritative culture at the university hospital where he works, focusing solely on the well-being of his patients. Haruki's intense devotion to his work has caused him to neglect his personal life and forget how to love. However, everything changes when he encounters Kondo Chizuru, a fellow surgeon who is his senior. Chizuru, who has dedicated herself to her career and is now considered too old for marriage, captures Haruki's heart little by little.

Shindo Minato possesses savant syndrome, showcasing exceptional memory skills alongside challenges in interpersonal communication. As a child, Minato aspired to become a doctor and found inspiration in meeting Doctor Shiga Akira, sparking a desire to specialize in pediatric surgery due to his remarkable knowledge of human organs at just 7 years old. Akira, impressed by Minato's capabilities, supported him in pursuing his dream. After successfully completing medical school and passing the national medical exam, Minato now has a career as a pediatric surgeon at a prominent hospital where Akira serves as director, a role he recommended Minato for.

Jiao Jia Ren was rescued by pediatrician Gu Li Feng during her childhood, and later decided to pursue the same career path. Recognizing her potential, Gu Li Feng, who is now the director of the leading children's hospital in the city, goes out of his way to bring her on board as a registrar. Working alongside a team of highly skilled specialists at her new job, Jiao Jia Ren finds herself no longer at the top of her game and puts in extra effort to bridge the gap in expertise. Together with her colleagues Deng Ziang, Gu Jia Ren, and Wang Hang, they encounter numerous challenges both in treating patients at the clinic and in their personal lives. Through these experiences, they grow and develop into capable professionals dedicated to the well-being of children.

Ye Chun Meng, a dedicated medical intern, has earned the respect of her tough mentor, Zhou Ming, through her hard work and determination. Despite feeling inadequate due to her humble origins, she perseveres in her goal of succeeding in the hospital environment. Throughout her internship, she faces challenges such as comparing herself to colleagues with more privileged backgrounds, contemplating shortcuts that could compromise her integrity, and navigating a complicated relationship with Zhou Ming. However, with Zhou Ming's guidance and through the process of healing her patients, Ye Chun Meng ultimately discovers her true calling and the fulfillment that comes with being a doctor. This journey leads her to a profound understanding of happiness.

The narrative centers on the urgent aid provided by doctors, conversations about healthcare reform, internal hospital dynamics, conflicts, camaraderie, and romantic relationships within the medical team at Marshall Paxton Hospital.

The drama illustrates the challenging choices and poignant human narratives that unfold every day in the OB-GYN department. It centers on Seo Hye Young, a skilled and resolute obstetrician who has recently moved from a prestigious hospital in Seoul to a branch facility. Her candid approach to her career stands in stark contrast to her troubled romantic life, complicated by her involvement with a married man. Things become increasingly complex when she encounters Lee Sang Shik, the head of the NICU, while her longtime friend Wang Jae Suk also expresses his feelings for her.

Dr. Du displayed his exceptional medical skills, but faced a period of uncertainty following a tragedy two decades ago. After losing both his girlfriend and mentor in the same accident, Dr. Du decided to leave the disillusioning healthcare system and became an EMT at a small clinic. Despite his past guilt, he remained dedicated to saving lives through his work. Supported by his frenemy Dr. Lee and colleague Dr. Hsu during critical moments, Dr. Du navigated patient-provider relationships and differences in life values among his peers. He believed that true reform of the healthcare system could only occur from within. However, the unresolved mysteries surrounding the disaster from twenty years ago continued to impact his life.

Dr. Du demonstrated his exceptional medical skills but faced the unpredictability of life during a catastrophe two decades ago. Following the tragic loss of his girlfriend and mentor in the same incident, Dr. Du left the dissatisfying healthcare system and transitioned to working as an EMT at a small clinic. Despite his lingering guilt, he remains dedicated to saving lives through his services. Surrounded by his complicated relationship with Dr. Lee and colleague Dr. Hsu, Dr. Du navigates patient-provider dynamics and differing perspectives on the value of life. He believes that the best way to improve the medical system is to actively participate in it once again. However, unresolved questions from the disaster twenty years ago continue to impact his life.

A young and compassionate doctor named Kenichi is afflicted with a rare syndrome that prevents him from concealing his emotions. Individuals like him are referred to as "satorare" and receive special government protection for their welfare. Kenichi's constant display of emotions causes inconvenience to his colleagues at the hospital, who attempt to alienate him. However, a lovely female doctor intervenes to protect him from the harsh truth of his uniqueness.

The narrative revolves around the chief physician of the emergency department, He Jian Yi, and the recently returned Ph.D. mentor from the United States, Jiang Xiao Qi. Initially cautious of one another, they eventually develop a mutual understanding and work together to save patients and themselves.

The NHK Asadora Renzoku Drama titled Churasan tells the story of Kohagura Eri, a young woman born on Kohamajima Island in Okinawa on May 15, 1972, the day Okinawa was returned to Japan from the U.S. When Kamimura Shizuko and her two sons, Kazuya and Fumiya, visit Eri's family's small inn, they are warmly welcomed by her fun-loving yet quirky family. Eri is surprised to learn that Kazuya is terminally ill, prompting Shizuko and her sons to spend their final days together in the beautiful Okinawan nature. After Kazuya's passing, Fumiya and Eri make a promise to marry in the future. Eventually, Fumiya and his mother leave the island to return to Tokyo. Years later, Eri works as a nurse and Fumiya as a doctor at the same hospital in Tokyo, where they are reunited.

The focus of Big White Duel is on the political dynamics within the healthcare sector in Hong Kong, particularly at Ming Shing North Hospital. Dr. Yeung, serving as the deputy director, suggests a transformation of the hospital's bureaucratic structure, which is met with resistance from Dr. Tong, who leads the cardiology department. Dr. Tong is concerned that the changes proposed by Dr. Yeung may hinder the less fortunate from accessing healthcare services.

Bong Dal Hee is a first-year resident aiming to become a surgeon, despite her heart condition. She trains under Dr. Ahn Jong Geun, a cardiologist, and although their initial interactions are rocky, they gradually develop a bond over time. Dr. Lee Geon Wook has divorced his wife, Dr. Jo Moon Kyung, after discovering that their 6-year-old son was actually fathered by another man before their marriage. He still harbors feelings for her but grapples with feelings of betrayal and deceit. This medical drama explores the experiences of resident doctors, showcasing their challenges and triumphs while highlighting crises within the hospital and the politics among its administrative staff.

Obstetrician and gynecologist Ye Zi traveled to the United States to give birth but returned to China following a miscarriage during surgery orchestrated by her ex-husband Tao Teng. Feeling guilty, the surgeon Yang Jun Bo is reassigned to a basic hospital where he begins researching abdominal pregnancy procedures, offering hope to Ye Zi who dreams of becoming a mother. Meanwhile, Tao Teng, now the deputy director of obstetrics and gynecology, resumes his pursuit of Ye Zi. With the support of a cheerful and lively group of friends and the encouragement of Yang Jun Bo, Ye Zi rediscovers her purpose and continues to work wonders in the field of medicine.

Fuji Yu, a skilled internal medicine physician working at a university hospital in Tokyo, once believed that medical care was solely about advanced equipment and technology due to the challenges of university hospital environments. However, a reunion with her former mentor reignited her passion for helping others overcome illness. Feeling uncertain about her identity, Yu made the bold decision to leave everything behind and join a clinic on Teuri Island, Hokkaido, recommended by her mentor. This story is based on the manga series "Aozora Clinic" by Karube Junko.

Jung Ha Yoon is a graduate student who has successfully completed the bar exam. Nevertheless, her journey is not over, as she aspires to specialize in medical malpractice litigation. To gain relevant experience, she is employed at a hospital, where she encounters various doctors practicing there.

Han Tian Yu, a kind-hearted doctor on the island, faces a dilemma when his father suffers a stroke. Despite his mother's insistence that he take over the family's beauty medical clinic, Tian Yu struggles to come to terms with his father's past actions and is hesitant to step in. A chance encounter with Tong Lin, who has connections to both of Tian Yu's parents, leads to her pretending to be his fiancée. Tong Lin's upbeat personality clashes with Tian Yu's pessimism, creating tension between them.

The Chinese online series "Plastic Surgery Romance" follows the story of a talented Korean plastic surgeon who becomes romantically involved with Gao Ren, a renowned plastic surgeon in China and her business partner in the beauty industry. The series was broadcasted on Youku Tudou and garnered over 30 million views.

The story revolves around the romantic relationship between two doctors, Tang Yujia and Shen He, who are secretly married. Tang Yujia's father arranges a blind date for her with Yu Xi, putting pressure on their hidden love affair. Tang Yujia eventually musters the courage to reveal to her father that she is dating Shen He, but her father disapproves and demands they end their relationship. Despite facing challenges from their personal lives and families, Shen and Tang must navigate the obstacles to determine whether they will stay together or part ways in the end.

The narrative centers around Liu Zi Yi, a confident and lively neurosurgeon who is getting ready to tie the knot with her partner until she learns that he has been hospitalized at her workplace under unique circumstances. Heartbroken, she chooses to gracefully end the relationship. Meanwhile, Qin Wen Bin, an upbeat cardiothoracic surgeon, may seem carefree on the surface, but he is actually well aware of his own predicament. While his professional life is going smoothly, his marriage is falling apart, leaving him uncertain about his next steps. Despite the turmoil in their personal lives, both find comfort and encouragement in each other as they collaborate in the operating room, developing and recovering together.

"The Third Hospital" will uncover the story of neurosurgeons operating in a unique medical facility that integrates both Western and Eastern approaches to healthcare.

After spending many years practicing medicine in other countries, a female surgeon returns to China and is appointed as the director of the Heart Center at Ankang Hospital. She forms a critical care team and leads the initiative to develop artificial hearts domestically. Despite initial skepticism from her colleagues, Tang Jia Yu proves herself through challenging surgeries, earning the respect of her subordinates. As the lead surgeon, Jia Yu forms a strong bond with anesthesiologist Ye Yi Ming, with whom she has worked on numerous operations. The first attempt at implanting an artificial heart ends in failure, and the reappearance of Jia Yu's ex-husband puts a strain on her relationship with Yi Ming. Plans for collaborating with foreign equipment manufacturers halt the artificial heart research project. Faced with setbacks in her career and personal life, Jia Yu travels to regions with high rates of congenital heart disease to rediscover her passion for surgery and rebuild her confidence.

Lee Eun Sung, an alumnus of a less prominent medical institution, seeks a residency position at Hwang Hee University Hospital with aspirations of becoming a prominent cardiac specialist. However, he encounters contempt from his peers. Nam Hye Suk, a top achiever who takes pride in her accomplishments, also submits her application and emerges as a standout student. Dr. Choi Kang Gook, a highly talented yet obstinate surgeon, returns to lead the department after a five-year hiatus. Although initially turned away, both Lee Eun Sung and Nam Hye Suk are eventually granted residency positions, albeit reluctantly. Meanwhile, actor Lee Dong Gwon, who shares a history with Nam Hye Suk, is admitted for surgery related to arrhythmia, resulting in a love triangle.

The series follows the journey of a young comic artist named Xiong Dun as she faces challenges in both her personal life and career. Despite encountering obstacles, she remains resilient in fighting her illness and spreading positivity with her infectious smile. Xiang Yang, a carefree woman with aspirations of becoming a manhua artist, moves to Beijing to pursue her dreams. Despite facing hardships, Xiong Dun eventually settles down in Beijing with the support of loved ones. However, she faces a series of setbacks including infidelity from her boyfriend and health issues. After being urged by a childhood friend to seek medical help, Xiang Yang discovers she has a tumor. Despite initially struggling to accept her circumstances, she gradually finds the courage to embrace life to the fullest.

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The series focuses on the professional roles of Wallace, Joe, and San as they assist patients in resolving psychological issues. Wallace works as a psychologist, Joe as a psychiatrist, and San as a feng shui consultant. Despite being best friends, Wallace and Joe have a complicated relationship with San, who has harbored feelings for Joe for two decades. Initially rejected by Joe, San watches as Joe enters a relationship with Carman, Wallace's receptionist, unaware of Carman's hidden secrets. When Joe realizes his true feelings for San, it is too late. Despite a rocky start, San and Wallace eventually bond and become close friends. Wallace also grapples with his own psychological struggles. Together, the trio collaborates to aid individuals in overcoming personal challenges related to mental health.

Fresh out of medical school, Cheung Yat Kin is ready to start his career in neurosurgery. Known for his dedication and adherence to rules, Kin is respected and feared by his group of medical interns. Despite focusing solely on his work to save money for his paralyzed brother's dream of studying medicine abroad, Kin's life takes a turn when he meets Fan Chi Yu, a fellow doctor who admires him. When his brother tragically passes away, Kin is left adrift, with his interns and loved ones, including Yu, standing by his side. However, Kin faces another challenge when Yu falls seriously ill, leading to a difficult decision regarding a risky surgery. As a doctor, Kin supports Yu's choice, but as her partner, he struggles with his emotions...

Doctor Kouta Sezaki operates on a mobile clinic that travels across the Seto Inland Sea. Despite his medical expertise, he has a tendency to develop strong feelings for women he encounters. During a visit to an island, Kouta becomes enamored with a local woman and becomes entangled in her medical issues, enlisting the help of others. However, his romantic advances are rebuffed, and he sadly continues his journey to the next destination.

Yeo Wook, a talented yet conceited first-year neurosurgeon, aims to establish himself as a leading brain surgeon, despite his overconfident nature. Hae Jo, his dedicated colleague at the same hospital, encounters Yeo Wook in a rural emergency room, igniting intense discussions about patient care. Eun Hyun, an enigmatic fourth-year chief neurosurgeon, becomes fascinated by Hae Jo’s development as she navigates various obstacles. Tae Jin, Yeo Wook's father and a respected neurosurgeon, struggles to reconcile his medical principles with a concealed truth. As their intertwined lives unfold, the novice neurosurgeons find themselves entangled in a complex tapestry of fate.

After a challenging divorce, Xiao Qiang loses hope in love until she encounters Bao Jia Ming, a passionate young computer engineer. Bao Jia Ming embodies all the qualities Xiao Qiang feels she has lost - he is idealistic, driven, and ambitious. The narrative follows their love story as they navigate through numerous challenges together.

Lee Kang Hun, an exceptional neurosurgeon driven by an unyielding ambition to excel, aspires to take on the role of director at his university hospital, motivated by a traumatic event from his childhood involving his father

One patient after another is admitted, thrust into a high-pressure setting where every second counts in saving lives. Despite their ongoing development as medical professionals and individuals, will they rise above challenges and eventually claim the title of doctor with pride?

Han Geu Roo, a 20-year-old individual with autism, is employed by his father's company, Move To Heaven. This business specializes in cleaning crime scenes, as well as collecting and organizing belongings left behind by the deceased to be delivered to their grieving families. Following his father's passing, Geu Roo's care is entrusted to his uncle, Cho Sang Gu, a former prisoner and underground martial arts fighter. According to the father's will, Sang Gu must oversee Geu Roo and work alongside him at Move To Heaven for three months in order to receive full guardianship and the inheritance. Motivated by financial gain, Sang Gu accepts the terms and moves in to fulfill his obligations.

In Dongli Hospital, Xiao Feng, a reserved Deputy Chief Physician in the Cardiology Department, is partnered with Lin Yi, a new doctor who has different medical beliefs and tends to act impulsively. Xiao Feng's younger sister, Fang Xiao Ran, also starts working in the Intensive Care Unit at the same hospital. While Xiao Feng is seen as the pillar of the department, Lin Yi, who was known for working alone in his previous hospital, finds it challenging to collaborate with others. Fang Xiao Ran chooses to work at Dongli Hospital to pursue her medical career and help improve family relationships. Over time, the three of them learn to work together effectively and become a reliable team.

Du Di and Wu Cong Rui work as resident doctors in the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of a prestigious hospital in China. Initially, they both had promising careers and stable relationships. However, they soon find themselves in a competitive situation. Guided by chief physician Huang Yun Ling and attending physician Lin Wei, the two friends encounter a variety of medical cases, witnessing the complexities of the human condition. Their patients include strangers, family members, friends, and even Du Di's mother who wishes to have another child despite her poor health. As they work together and compete, Liu Nian Bai returns to China to investigate his mother's death, forming a bond with Du Di in the process. Meanwhile, Wu Cong Rui and Li Jun Xiao navigate their evolving relationship, overcoming misunderstandings to acknowledge their true feelings for each other.

The TV show focuses on a team of healthcare professionals and their dedication to their work, showcasing their perspectives and values through diverse medical cases. By sharing the personal stories of these professionals, the series portrays the range of emotions and experiences in life, from joy to sorrow, from birth to death, from compassion to empathy. It demonstrates the power of collaboration and breaking down barriers to appreciate and embrace life.

The story kicks off with the conclusion of the Sars outbreak in Hong Kong and the accidental passing of Paul's former partner, Tracy. Paul goes through a tough time, but thankfully, Frances is there to offer him support. Henry makes an entrance in Healing Hands 3 with a new romantic partner after splitting from Annie between Healing Hands 2 and 3. However, their relationship doesn't last long, and despite his initial negative opinions of Sarah, the two eventually become friends. The series delves into the challenges faced by the characters, including the medical hurdles encountered by the doctors at Yan Oi hospital and the romantic struggles that the different couples navigate through.

Two decades ago, a disagreement arose between two young doctors working in pediatrics during a surgical procedure. Since then, Fong Chung Yan has risen to the position of pediatric surgeon at the prestigious Princess Anne Hospital, while Hui Kam Fung, who values preserving life above all else, now works at a lesser-known hospital. Their paths cross again when they are brought together for a liver transplant. Chung Yan devises a plan to recruit Kam Fung to join him at Princess Anne Hospital, where they reunite with their former colleague, cardiothoracic surgeon Cheung Yi Sam. Meanwhile, Mak Hoi Kei, the head of the surgery department, is determined to assemble the perfect team to establish Hong Kong's first pediatric center. Through facing life-and-death situations with young patients, Chung Yan and Kam Fung are able to put aside their past differences. During this time, specialist Man Pak Wui and intern Lin Cheuk Ying stumble upon evidence of a major medical mistake made during the operation from twenty years ago. Determined to seek the truth, everyone bands together to uncover the secrets of the past.

The plot centers on a young man named Teru Mahigashi. Following the tragic death of his father, a skilled surgeon who saved Teru's life before passing away, Teru is determined to follow in his father's footsteps and become a remarkable surgeon dedicated to saving lives. Despite being inexperienced and clumsy at the hospital where he works, Teru surprises everyone with his exceptional surgical skills when faced with critical situations, thanks to his extraordinary "god hands."

Saburo is employed at a medical facility on The Izu Islands, where the population has been decreasing. Despite not holding a medical license, Saburo assists in surgeries under the guidance of Dr. Muraki. Known as the Young Doctor for his skill and sincerity, Saburo grapples with his role but ultimately believes he is making a positive impact. He is admired by nurse Akiko Suzuki and Akiko Tasaka, the daughter of a hospital director in Tokyo. (

Kojima Kaede is in charge of a team at Minato University Hospital's emergency and critical care center. Despite being skilled, the staff members are all unique individuals, with emergency doctor Honjo Masaharu being particularly noteworthy. The team lacks cohesion and struggles to work together effectively. Although Kaede is the most competent emergency doctor, she is hesitant about leading the team. The hospital management is disappointed with the center's lack of organ donors since the organ transplant act was revised. In an effort to increase both the number of lives saved and organ donors, they bring in the unconventional emergency doctor Natsume Mamoru. Kaede is overwhelmed with daily tasks and has no time to focus on this new development. However, on Natsume's first day, Tokyo experiences its worst major incident in history.

The series depicts the daily routines of medical professionals including doctors Yokomine, Natori, Haitani, nurse Yukimura, and Doctor Tachibana. It delves into the previously undisclosed events from Season 3, exploring whether Haitani successfully conquers his fear of flying in Doctor Heli.

Hong Dian, the oldest son of a family facing financial difficulties, chose to pursue a career in medicine. Despite the financial challenges, he focused on specializing in microsurgery, becoming the only doctor in Southern Taiwan capable of reattaching severed fingers. Known for his intense work ethic, he gained a reputation as a serious and stoic physician. Wu Sen, a devoted pediatrician, experienced personal hardships but found comfort in volunteering with Tzu Chi. However, conflicts with a medical organization disrupted his path, leading to financial troubles and feelings of hopelessness. Dr. Timothy Yeh initially dreamed of becoming a caring doctor but lost his passion due to the demands of clinical practice. Meanwhile, his wife, Hong Yan, found solace in joining the Tzu Chi Medical Association, discovering a newfound sense of simplicity and beauty in their lives despite facing challenges in their marriage.

Following the journey of doctors in the newly-established EICU who utilize their medical skills to save each patient, despite their differences. Xiao Yan, returning from overseas with the pain of losing her fiancée, demonstrates exceptional precision in surgeries at Tongshan Hospital. Bai Zhu, once a prominent doctor, forms a bond with a terminal patient and learns to find hope in dire circumstances. Through their daily interactions, Xiao Yan and Bai Zhu, who initially held differing opinions, gradually develop mutual respect as they realize their shared experiences.

Japan is currently facing a shortage of medical staff in its emergency care system, resulting in doctors having to work longer hours, especially during the night shift when demand is higher

Dr. Sayama Taku is the owner of Sayama Kodomo Clinic, a specialized facility in child psychiatry. Despite his family's ownership of a general hospital, Dr. Sayama chose to focus on the small clinic in the suburbs that was previously run by his aunt. His decision was seen as a betrayal by his family, but Dr. Sayama's personal connection to the clinic stems from his own experience with ASD (autism spectrum disorder), allowing him to empathize with the patients. He cherishes the time spent with the children at his clinic. Tono Shiho, a medical intern, faced challenges during her time in the pediatrics department at a university hospital and was discouraged from pursuing a career as a pediatrician due to her ADHD diagnosis. Feeling defeated, she contemplated giving up on medicine altogether until Dr. Sayama offered her a position at his clinic, providing her with a new opportunity to continue her medical career.