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During the 1980s, He Ning Zhi, the eldest sister who had served in the Great Northern Wilderness team, came back to Harbin with her husband, corps commander Lin Chao Ran, and a group of soldiers under his leadership including Luo Yi Min, Yang Yi Fan, and Zhang Ji Hong. Despite the lingering effects of the Cultural Revolution, they faced the challenges and uncertainties of urban life together.

A collection of narratives that took place on the eve of the establishment of modern China in 1949

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

A dramatic story centered on a protagonist named Jeong Soon-geum, who flourishes in her ginseng enterprise along the Limjin River during the 1950s to 1970s.

After the passing of her father, Jo Bong Hee's family faces significant challenges. She navigates various hurdles to rise as the top fashion designer in South Korea.

After twelve years since his fatal car accident, Sung Hae Sung miraculously reappears, looking exactly the same as he did before, without having aged at all. With the support of his friends and his first love, Jong Won, Hae Sung embarks on a journey to rectify the situation for his family and uncover the enigmas surrounding both his death and his return to life.

A tale about a mother who becomes separated from her child and dedicates her life to reuniting with her son, despite the challenges posed by the feudal society.

A shoe manufacturer in Taiwan will be caught in a dramatic feud within the industry due to the affection of Mu Dan, a young woman who sells vegetables at the local market. The company's master shoemaker, Huang Zheng Yi, has two apprentices - his son Huang Rong Can and an adopted son Liu Mu Cheng, whom he treats equally. However, when both brothers fall in love with Mu Dan, their relationship shatters and has long-lasting effects on the industry. The show originally aired with 80 episodes, each lasting 60 minutes. It was later rebroadcast with 40 episodes, each lasting 90 minutes.

Due to her inability to conceive, Da Ma has always been neglected by her spouse, Rong Yao Hua. Upon discovering his passionate affair with Yan Hong, a courtesan, she takes matters into her own hands by projecting her desires onto Xiu He, a humble farmer's daughter who reminds Da Ma of her own youth. Da Ma arranges for Xiu He to become a concubine in the Rong family, hoping she will bear a child for them. However, Yao Hua's cousin Yao Hui ends up marrying Xiu He instead and falls in love with her.

Bai Su Zhen, a white snake spirit, desires to become a fairy goddess in the heavenly kingdom. In order to achieve this goal, she must make amends for the mistakes of her past life. Previously known as the enchanting beauty Xi Shi, she had beguiled King Fuchai, leading to the downfall of his kingdom. Now, in the present, King Fuchai has been reincarnated as a gambler named Xu Xian. Bai Su Zhen is tasked with guiding him towards redemption. On the other hand, Qing'er, a green snake spirit, seeks to enhance her powers through nefarious means. She manipulates a monk named Shi Junbao to drain his energy. Despite developing feelings for him, her actions inadvertently disrupt his life. It falls upon Bai Su Zhen to intervene and separate the two. Shi Junbao transforms into a powerful monk named Fa Hai. Bai Su Zhen falls in love with Xu Xian, prompting Fa Hai to keep them apart.

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

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.

Rewritten text: Captain Niu Hua Hua, known for his honesty and simplicity, formed a close sibling-like bond with the charming Shuai Shi Fei over the course of 20 years

The plot revolves around Liang Ting, a woman facing challenges with her mother-in-law and stepson during a midlife crisis

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 narrative follows the journey of Song Da Jiang and Chen Yue Qing, two educated young individuals who decided to raise an abandoned baby named Qiao Sheng after they started a relationship. However, Qiao Sheng displayed mischievous behavior from a young age. To help Qiao Sheng develop into a responsible adult, Song Da Jiang devised a strategy involving a simulated bankruptcy.

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 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)

Every day, taxi drivers navigate through the bustling streets, encountering a diverse range of passengers and stories. One such driver, retired HO KAU (played by Kent Cheng), decides to return to work after his son HO KA-PO (Raymond Wong) is convicted of a fatal accident. This event strains the already tense relationship between father and son. KA-PO joins his father in the taxi business after serving his time in prison. However, another serious accident occurs, leaving both father and son injured. This incident prompts KA-PO to realize the importance of safe driving and he becomes more cautious behind the wheel. Despite his efforts, he faces constant scrutiny from female traffic officer KO LAI-SAM (Kate Tsui). Over time, a deep bond forms between KA-PO and SAM, leading to a romantic relationship. However, obstacles arise in the form of KA-PO's ex-girlfriend CHEUNG HIU-MAN (Sonija Kwok) and SAM's grandmother KO LI SHUK-CHING (Lee Heung Kam), leaving the couple in a state of uncertainty as they navigate the complexities of love.

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.

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.

In the manga "SumikaSumire" by Takanashi Mitsuba, the story follows Kisaragi Sumi, a 65-year-old woman who has always taken care of her family and missed out on experiencing her youth. After her mother passes away, she makes a wish for a fresh start. Through a miraculous event, she wakes up in the body of a 20-year-old. Taking on the new identity of Sumire, she embarks on a new chapter in her 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.