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In just a few weeks, a pair of individuals will be tying the knot. These two youths, who were previously accustomed to receiving necessities with just a simple request, are now confronting the challenges of the real world. They are embarking on the journey of adapting to their new life, beginning from the very foundation. The storyline revolves around the trials and tribulations of married life, pregnancy, and extramarital relationships.

Filled with hidden truths about its characters' origins, the plot delves into the lives of the wealthy elite and the challenges faced by the innocent protagonist Yu Fei as she seeks to uncover the reality

The narrative unfolds as men and women in their 40s reunite after three decades, thanks to an event organized by a former classmate. While they keep their current lives concealed, they relish the gathering and subsequently return to their daily routines. However, two of the attendees start meeting regularly, reigniting past passions and leading to a perilous romantic entanglement. The story intricately explores the tensions within families and the weight of everyday life, yet as they unravel the enigma, the bonds of friendship and affection among them withstand numerous challenges and reconciliations. This tale captures the loneliness and struggles of middle age in contemporary existence, which imposes the obligations of parenthood and partnership upon them, offering a chance to reflect on the lives they inadvertently left behind long ago.

When Yoon Jung Won faces betrayal from those she held dear, including family and friends she fully relied on, she becomes aware of the harshness of human nature. This series centers on an insurance planner wrongfully accused of a crime she did not commit, as she seeks justice following her time in prison. The narrative carries a message of hope, highlighting that despite the suffering caused by those around her, she ultimately discovers solace and support from new individuals she meets along her journey. (MBC)

In 2009, Deng Cao Cao faces the kidnapping of her three-year-old son, leading to her husband Guan Hao blaming her for negligence and the subsequent decision to divorce. Despite the passage of five years, she continues to struggle as a single parent while on a relentless quest to locate her missing child. Along the way, she crosses paths with Gong Jian, a former military serviceman turned entrepreneur, who aids her in the search for her son and forms a deep bond with both mother and child. As Cao Cao and Gong Jian grow closer, complications arise with the return of Guan Hao and the interference of Gong Jian's mother. The question remains whether a new marriage is on the horizon or if familial and friendship bonds will be irreparably damaged.

The narrative centers around Lu Xiao Nan (played by Tina Tang), an independent woman who harbors a fear of marriage due to the complexities involved in merging two lives and families. However, she meets Kevin (portrayed by William Chan), a university professor who is unfettered by familial ties and possesses a warm and adaptable nature. Despite her initial reservations, Xiao Nan marries Kevin and supports him in his quest to reconnect with his estranged family. As they navigate the challenges of blending into his family, Xiao Nan finds solace and purpose with the help of her supportive husband. Meanwhile, Kevin unravels the mysteries surrounding his childhood amnesia. The series is available in two versions: 66 episodes lasting 35-55 minutes each for TV viewing, or 70 episodes of 45 minutes each for DVD watching.

The narrative follows the journey of two elderly friends who find solace in each other as they navigate the challenges of letting go of earthly concerns. Through the eyes of Gu Jia Yi, we gain insight into the lives and hardships faced by her mother and her mother's companions.

The 62nd NHK Asadora Drama titled Watashi no Aozora is set in Oma-cho, Aomori and Chuo-ku, Tokyo. The series follows the journey of Kitayama Nazuna, a young mother, and her son Taiyo from Ohma, a small town in Aomori. Taiyo's father, Murai Kento, had dreams of becoming a professional boxer but had to give up due to a detached retina. Unaware of Nazuna's pregnancy, Kento left for America with another woman for eye treatment. After a successful operation, he returned to boxing but faced challenges in achieving success. Meanwhile, Nazuna gave birth to Taiyo and moved to Tokyo in search of Kento. Their paths cross by chance, leading Kento to try to reconnect with his newfound family. The series delves into their journey as they navigate the complexities of forming a family together.

Hey, stay away from him... well, he may not be my husband, but he belongs to me! Due to popular demand, the My Blue Sky story continues! What happened to Nazuna, her lively son Taiyo, and Kento, the man who left them to pursue a career in boxing? The last time we saw Nazuna two years ago, she had chosen to keep her child and remain in Tokyo after being abandoned at the wedding altar. Being a single mother was challenging, but she and her son were able to create a comfortable life for themselves. Now, Kento and Nazuna have reunited, and although they are not married, they live in separate apartments nearby, each following their own aspirations. Taiyo, getting ready for fourth grade, receives support from both his parents, and their unconventional family dynamic surprisingly works well. Things take a twist when Kento falls in love with another woman. Koyuki, reserved and timid, is the complete opposite of the outgoing and direct Nazuna. Nazuna and Taiyo are forced to reconsider their unique family setup as a result. Nazuna decides to confront the situation head-on and fight for the family she has built. Get ready, anything can happen!

"Heaven" is a discreet massage parlor nestled in the alleyways and situated on the fourth level. Tian Yi, a skilled tuina masseuse, has a special ability to heal the emotional scars that his clients struggle to confront. Whether it's a therapist who can't seem to help her own mother, a street artist with a troubled history, or an actor who hides his true feelings... "Heaven" provides a space for individuals to discover their authentic selves.

The narrative revolves around two married couples facing potential collapse as both the husbands and wives develop feelings for others. Na Eun Jin is a diligent, optimistic, and cheerful individual who experiences disappointment due to her unfaithful husband, prompting her to discover a new facet of herself. On the other hand, Yoo Jae Hak is a prosperous CEO, a respected father of two sons, and a husband to his loyal wife. He believed he was content in his life until he finds himself drawn to Eun Jin, leading him to introspect about his existence and the struggle between his family obligations and his emotions for Eun Jin.

Harada Kazumi has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and has been informed that she has a year left to live. In the time remaining, she and her husband Kensuke decide to revisit the neighborhood where they started their life together, unaware of the concept of mortality. During their visit, they not only reminisce about their past but also contemplate their future together. As the inevitable day draws near, they must find a way to cope with loss and move forward with a positive outlook on life.

In the story "Muse no Kagami," Rino Sashihara portrays a regular girl from a rural area without any remarkable attributes. Her life changes when she meets Okita Ryu, a once-popular actor, who recognizes her talent for quickly memorizing lines and her hidden acting skills. Impressed by her abilities, he guides her towards pursuing a career in acting.

The story follows a young woman's transformation into a North Drifter. Chen Ke relocates from Sichuan to Beijing in pursuit of a new beginning, but her relationship with her high school sweetheart ends abruptly. She soon realizes that achieving success in her professional and personal life necessitates both hard work and strategic networking with affluent men, whom she will eventually move on from. Inspired by the short story "Tokyo Women's Guidebook".

A woman is involved in a romantic relationship with a man who is already married. Her name is Lee Hwa Young, and she experiences no remorse for taking her friend's spouse.

The anguished existence of young individuals who desire to end their lives, yet also yearn to continue living.

A narrative about an intelligent young girl who, having lost her family during the Korean War, navigates the swift transformations of Korean society in the 1970s. It is a tale that explores themes of ambition, love, grief, forgiveness, and the reconciling of two generations who endured the chaotic times of the first and second Korean Wars, spanning from the 1950s to the 1970s.

The series effectively narrates the journey of a girl named Hyo Rin, who is perpetually troubled by matters of the heart

The inaugural LINE drama targeted at Thai viewers is available for streaming on the LINE TV app. Filmed in early winter on Jeju Island, the primary romantic narrative unfolds amidst stunning landscapes. One Sunny Day tells the tale of a man who travels to Jeju Island and encounters someone new.

She confronts poverty, which feels even more daunting and unfamiliar to her than sorrow. However, she confidently reclaims her former position by believing in herself. Many individuals view the accumulation of wealth as life's highest purpose. Yet, we have arrived at a moment where we must reflect on our life objectives. This drama series focuses on a young woman in her twenties who, after her father's unexpected death in an accident, is thrust into a harsh reality alongside her immature siblings. In a remarkably short time, she encounters both the extremes of existence. Confronted with poverty, which is far more frightening and alien than sadness, she also endures a psychological decline that proves to be more challenging than losing her financial stability. Fortunately, a man stands by her side, offering quiet support. With the help of this kind-hearted man and his family, she navigates her crisis and ultimately regains her former status through her own resilience and efforts. Through the experiences of this young woman and the people in her life, the drama series aims to explore the genuine and valuable ideals we should pursue to enhance the meaning of our lives. [MBC Global Media]

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

Created by Shandong TV, this series portrays the experiences and growth of a rural individual.

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.

As a result of the economic changes initiated in 1978 and the subsequent demilitarization, Fang Bang Yan (Lu Yi) and other exceptional soldiers are faced with transitioning to new careers such as entrepreneurship or employment in state-owned companies. Through the story of Bang Yan choosing to venture into entrepreneurship, Entering a New Era illustrates the impact of reforms and rapid economic growth on individuals' daily lives. (CdramaBase)

Ren Wenxiu sought employment at the township government due to family conflicts with Han Chunmei's neighbors. During her time there, she encountered several individuals who had previously caused her trouble: veteran Zhang Lin, middle school teacher Yang Zhigang, township government secretary Li Ping, and Wang Li. Despite initially looking down on Zhang Lin, Wenxiu aspired to become an official and work diligently. Zhang Lin, known for his tough and hard-working personality, had conflicting working styles with others. Over time, Zhang Lin developed feelings for Wenxiu as they grew closer. Coincidentally, Wenxiu ended up marrying Yang Zhigang. Wang Li, Yang Zhigang's ex-girlfriend, not only disrupted Wenxiu's family life but also caused issues at work. When Zhang Lin's Weihe River Governance Office faced a shortage of manpower, Wenxiu joined the team out of concern for the villagers at risk of flooding along the river. Together, they successfully averted the threat of floods and worked towards a prosperous and harmonious society where people coexisted peacefully with water. As a result, Ren Wenxiu was able to achieve her goal of joining the party.

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.

An intense family drama unfolds around Date Kanta, a diligent and strong-willed individual, and his circle of acquaintances. This marks the debut original creation by Shimizu Yuki, known for penning scripts for popular morning soap opera novels like "Aguri" and "Suzuran". Set in a newspaper shop situated along the scenic Shonan coastline where Kanta resides, the narrative follows his daily grind as a courier alongside his strict father, concerned mother, and quirky companions. When his respected senior and mentor, Shindo Masahi, vanishes owing a debt, leaving his family in a lurch, Kanta steps up to support his senior's wife, Ayumi, and her four children. Through a heartfelt tale of joy and sorrow, the series portrays the intricate relationships and connections forged by individuals as they navigate life's challenges. (Fuji TV)

Sayaka Kaneko and Nagiko Tono headline a poignant drama penned by Takehiro Nakajima. The story revolves around two girls who form a friendship without realizing they share a father. The show tackles various complex contemporary topics, including sexual assault, abuse, and LGBTQ+ themes.

Kururi Takuzo, the son of the second-generation owner of the traditional Japanese confectionery shop Kururiya in Tokyo's Kototoibashi area, grew up in the city under the strict guidance of his father. Despite his father's old-fashioned beliefs, Takuzo has excelled in making the shop's famous dango, surpassing his father's skills. However, his personal life has been tumultuous, with three divorces and a reputation for being careless with women. Now 55, he lives a carefree life and enjoys leisurely walks around town with an antique camera gifted by his father. He captures the essence of old Tokyo, knowing that it will eventually change. Amidst his routine, Takuzo finds himself drawn to various women, engaging in fleeting romances over good food and drinks. Will he find lasting love amidst these encounters?

Hyeon Gyu and Min Jae have different last names due to their parents' remarriage. Returning to Korea after 3 years, Hyeon Gyu intentionally pursues a romantic relationship with Hye Ran, who Min Jae is also interested in. This act is Hyeon Gyu's way of seeking revenge on Min Jae for his father marrying Min Jae's mother.

This drama depicts the diverse expressions of love among seven men and women through a narrative centered on a man and a woman who were once classmates in elementary school. In Young (played by Lee Bo Young) unexpectedly encounters her former classmate Ki Jun (portrayed by Kim Seung Soo) after many years, leading to their marriage despite opposition from their families. However, after struggling to conceive for three years, In Young confronts the possibility of divorce. The situation intensifies when Jae Min, a widowed executive at a publishing firm, becomes interested in In Young, while a girl named Hee Joo, who has had feelings for Ki Jun since they were children, also enters the scene. As In Young and Ki Jun work on their new relationships, In Young unexpectedly becomes pregnant while continuing to see Ki Jun post-divorce. Complicating matters further, In Young's younger brother, In Cheol, finds himself in a love triangle involving his sister's friend Sun Mi and Mi Jung, a girl he dated during his time in the military. KBS Global Marketing

Janghwa is the captivating woman who draws admiration and affection from everyone with her stunning looks. She enjoys a seemingly perfect marriage and lives a life of luxury. Her primary focus remains on herself, and she hasn’t changed since tying the knot. In contrast, Hongryeon, a struggling single mother, dreams of creating a happy family, but this simple aspiration proves to be challenging for her. Nonetheless, Hongryeon possesses a vibrant and hopeful spirit, embracing life to the fullest. The two women, who are polar opposites, find themselves in conflict when Janghwa neglects her mother-in-law, prompting Hongryeon to step in and care for her.

The narrative explores three forms of betrayals: emotional, physical, and a combination of both. Lin Xiao Feng and Song Jian Ping have been married for a decade and have a son named Dang Dang. Lin is unhappy with her husband Song, a surgeon, for not earning enough to improve their lifestyle. This leads to frequent arguments as they struggle to afford their son's education. To address this, Song resigns from his position at a State hospital to work at a foreign-funded hospital, while Lin quits her job as a teacher to become a full-time homemaker. Despite Song's career success, the couple's relationship deteriorates due to misunderstandings. The story delves into the challenges faced by couples of different ages and highlights the physical and emotional betrayals that can occur in marriages, emphasizing the importance of tolerance, trust, and responsibilities for a successful and enduring relationship.

One day, Tang Ai Wei and Yan Wei Er were summoned back home to witness their parents' wedding. Upon arrival, they were shocked to learn that their parents had tragically passed away in a car accident, leaving them with a restaurant business. Despite their initial reluctance to work together due to their differences, their aunt and uncle insisted that they collaborate. In an attempt to avoid running the restaurant together, they conspired to sabotage the restaurant's opening so they could pursue their own paths.

A teacher from a middle school resigns from her position to move to Beijing for her upcoming marriage. To earn some extra money, she becomes a tutor for the daughter of a book merchant, Ma Lie Wen. Despite his ex-wife Wang Yi Ru's bipolar disorder, Ma Lie Wen feels a strong sense of duty towards her and continues to care for her. The arrival of the family tutor, Jian Dan, brings him some solace. Jian Dan used to be a middle school teacher but left the profession after being betrayed by her fiancée, Feng Chun Sheng. Ma Lie Wen advises Jian Dan not to settle in marriage. Although they develop feelings for each other, they refrain from crossing any boundaries due to Ma Lie Wen's complicated circumstances. When his ex-wife fully recovers and expresses a desire to reconcile, Ma Lie Wen finds himself torn between responsibility, love, and a precarious career.

Ren'ai Shinden explores various forms of forbidden love through four distinct tales: Tsubasa no Kakera, Sayonara no Melody, Seifuku no Eve, and Unmei no Kodou.

Oh Soon Nam works as an educator at a traditional Korean institution known as Jeokhyeonjae, where she supports her students' dreams like a close companion. However, her world shatters when she unexpectedly loses both Jeokhyeonjae and her daughter, Joon Yeong. Driven by a desire for justice, Soon Nam begins to investigate the circumstances surrounding her daughter’s death, forcing her to confront a difficult choice between seeking vengeance and upholding the principles she has cherished throughout her life. This television series focuses on a female teacher in a traditional Korean school who is married to the last heir of a prominent family, a role that comes with significant obligations. A tragedy disrupts her life, but in honor of her daughter, she evolves into a figure of admiration for her resilience and determination in overcoming challenges. (MBC)

Mayuko, a young woman with autism struggling to comprehend human emotions, crosses paths with Shinichi, a former psychiatrist mourning the sudden loss of his girlfriend. Despite his own emotional turmoil, Shinichi decides to assist Mayuko in improving her social skills. Through their interactions, Shinichi realizes that Mayuko is also helping him rediscover the love he had buried deep within his grief.