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Heart Of Greed

The drama portrays the journey of entrepreneurs Xiang Cheng Hui, Lin Yi Shan, Yang Bu Zhen, and their successors as they navigate the challenges of reform and opening up in the era of the "new normal." They engage in a conflict over the location of a new base but eventually reach a peaceful resolution. Zhang Lu, a Tsinghua University student, visits Wenzhou and learns about Xiang Cheng Hui and Lin Yi Shan's advancements in the new energy industry. She ends up marrying Lin Yi Shan. Yang Bu Zhen's fashion city project garners attention online, despite facing a cold war with his celebrity wife. Xiang Cheng Hui's son, along with Pan Xiao Yong and Ireland, establish the e-commerce platform "Pin Shanggu." Meanwhile, Yang Tian Zhen and Lin Dan Feng found the "Red Wine Castle" and encounter numerous challenges. Their internet philanthropy initiatives attract a wide audience, while their personal lives are filled with drama. The three entrepreneurs venture into private banking, creating ripples in the industry. Their descendants, including Xiang Xiang, benefit from the government's strong backing of the internet sector, propelling the new generation of Wenzhou residents to the forefront of the modern era.

Centered around the themes of 'China innovation' and 'Chinese ingenuity,' this narrative chronicles the advancements in technology within China's manufacturing sector. Spanning over seven years from 2012 to 2019, the story revolves around three families spanning three generations who exemplify the dedication of true craftsmen. Characters like Lin Jie and Li Bin showcase the ambition of young tech pioneers as they embark on a journey of creativity to fulfill their aspirations. Upon returning to China, Lin Jie forms a romantic connection with a female university student, gradually growing closer as they collaborate professionally.

Seung Hun leads his family and manages the family business. He resides with four wives, a son, a daughter, and his father. The unexpected death of his father during his 80th birthday celebration brings to light long-hidden family secrets and conflicts.

The Qiu family, known for their preference for sons, is set to have their family property inherited by the only male grandson of the third generation, Qiu Zhi Bin. However, a surprising turn of events occurred when Mr. Qiu, who was in a coma after a stroke, signed a letter authorizing his eldest granddaughter, Qiu Hao Er, to act as chairman of the group in his place. This unexpected decision led Qiu Hao Er into a tumultuous situation instead of propelling her to the height of power.

Cai Yue Xia runs a booth at a night market, as her husband, Qing Xiang, is employed on the mainland. Their family faces turmoil when Qing Xiang establishes a second family. Yue Xia faces challenges in raising her children with support from the night market's leader.

The narrative centers on the emotions of the artist.

Ling Lai Ying and her spouse, Wong Wing Jing, transitioned from owning a tea restaurant to establishing Ka Cheong Wong Limited. Lai Ying's sibling, Ling Sing Fung, assists in the company's listing, despite Wing Jing's objections. However, Hui Nga Lun intervenes on Wing Jing's behalf, helping him navigate legal troubles. Recognizing the risks facing the century-old printing business of the Huifamily, Hui offers assistance. Nevertheless, Wing Jing's sister-in-law, Leung Sun Wa, and younger brother, Leung Jaan, vehemently oppose the collaboration, along with Yue Sau Wai, who views the Hui's as elites. Eventually, Lai Ying reaches a merger agreement with the Hui's, forming the Hui Wong group. Regrettably, the merger leads to a series of complications, sparking conflicts between the working class and the affluent. The forbidden love affair between the Wong's second son, Wong Wai Ga, and the Hui's lone daughter, Hui Booi Yi, results in Wai Ga's departure. Lai Ying is devastated, only to face further turmoil when her eldest daughter, Wong Yi Oi, falls for a married man, Jeng Lap On. Meanwhile, Sing Fung finds himself entangled in a tumultuous relationship with his comrade, Fong Hei Man. Subsequently, the two families become embroiled in a longstanding vendetta.

The sitcom portrays the weddings of the three daughters from the Takanabe family involved in tea cultivation, the challenges of passing down the family's tea business through generations, and the conflicts that arise between the couples. It captures the human drama within the family, showcasing moments of both joy and sorrow.

The Ideal Journey for a Pair revisits the ordinary challenges faced by a married couple as they work to raise children and manage a small tea farm. It vividly portrays the various difficulties that arise between spouses, parents and kids, siblings, and community members. The storyline continues two years after three daughters left one after the other to get married. They have now come back home with a range of marital problems to address.

Huang Jin Fa is nearing retirement and is generally accepting of most things, except for his daughters' future partners. His eldest daughter, Huang Tian Lan, is dating Jin Fa's new supervisor, while his middle daughter, Huang Tian Long, was deceived by her spouse. The youngest daughter, Huang Tian Zhen, took a risk by engaging in a relationship on campus.

A luxury hotel faced competition from a rival named Li Rong Hao, prompting the president to bring back Lin Chong Guang for assistance. Despite leaving three years ago due to false rumors, Lin Chong Guang returns to boost the hotel's success. Li Rong Hao once again tries to take control of the hotel by hiring an expert in hotel acquisitions, Wen Ze Kai. As time passes, Wen Ze Kai undermines Lin Chong Guang by taking away his girlfriend, Tong Xin. The hotel becomes a battleground testing the boundaries between greed and morality.

Pu Tao is a resilient young woman who learned to be self-reliant from a young age. Her father abandoned the family, and her mother left her at a boarding school to care for her autistic brother. After 17 years of no communication, her mother reappears, leaving Pu Tao to care for two autistic children and dealing with her father's sudden return. She must navigate the challenges of her parents' betrayal while also managing her own family issues.

A tale of the Zhou family from Wenzhou, China, depicts their rise from destitution to prosperity following a series of challenges and triumphs.

Liu Mei Li (Jiang Meng Jie) is a young and determined girl with aspirations of becoming a well-known designer. She sets off on her journey by participating in China's "Dream" fashion show. Although faced with challenges, Mei Li also seeks to reunite with her long-lost sister. Along the way, she meets Zhou Xuan (Yao Yuan Hao), the general manager of a company, and the two become entangled in a complex relationship. Mei Li's childhood friend, Xie Jing Hua (Liu Yi Han), works for a rival company called Tian Yi and harbors feelings for the president's son, Ye Guang Yi (Chi Shuai). Mei Li finds herself caught in the midst of conflicts between her professional and personal lives. Despite the turmoil, she remains optimistic, holding onto her dreams and spreading warmth to those around her like a beacon of hope.

Throughout the 1990s, the Lu siblings spent their formative years together in a Shanghai longtang. Their journey unfolds over two decades, illustrating their transformation from humble beginnings to success amidst the tumultuous and unpredictable Shanghai economy and capital markets. Lu Jiang Tao's accumulation of wealth coincides with a loss of self, leading him down a destructive path due to his indifference towards ethical boundaries. Meanwhile, Lu Hai Bo, the eldest brother, maintains a strong moral compass, prioritizing family, faith, and ethical business practices. Despite their differences, the siblings navigate the competitive business world together to achieve prosperity.

The tale follows a family of five as they come to understand the true essence of family amidst a string of disputes. When Father Zheng unexpectedly falls ill and later wakes from a coma, he takes the opportunity to reflect on his actions and mend old wounds. In doing so, he aids his four children - a dedicated surgeon, a manager of a housekeeping company, an owner of an auto repair shop, and a spoiled youngest daughter - in discovering themselves, appreciating life, and embracing their true selves.

Yao Wei, a female director at a company, is known for her dedication to work and focus on KPI's. However, she fails to notice the strain on her marriage due to her intense career focus. Many women in her department also face challenges specific to their gender. When Yao Wei discovers she is pregnant, she is conflicted as she had always wanted a child but is currently at a peak in her career. Meanwhile, her boss Ding Lan brings in a new director, An Chang, who is not only qualified but also has the support of her husband. They lead a DINK household, which seems to be an ideal solution to the issues many women face in the workplace. Despite initial hesitation, Yao Wei decides to go through with the pregnancy, leading to positive changes both personally and professionally. Her relationship with her husband improves, and she collaborates with An Chang to support their female colleagues. Through their actions, Yao Wei realizes that happiness can be found in various aspects of life, not just in career success. The company leaders also come to understand that prioritizing employee growth and well-being is just as important as pursuing profits.

Crafted in honor of the 10th commemoration of Hong Kong's handover to China, this series delves into the intertwined past of these regions. The storyline will center on the expansion of China's automotive sector, a prominent car production corporation, and the family at its helm.

Isoyama Takeshi, a temporary worker at a company, receives news from his employer that he will remain on a fixed-term contract with no possibility of becoming a permanent staff member. At home, his wife Seiko and 12-year-old daughter Nanami often criticize him. Adding to his troubles, a real estate investment he made secretly ends up with unexpected consequences, leaving him struggling to keep up with mounting interest payments. Encountering a mysterious elderly woman, he hatches a plan to vanish for 7 years in order to be legally declared dead and start anew.

Arimoto Hikari, a 32-year-old woman who is married with a son, visits her father Taizo after he collapses from overworking. The doctor informs Hikari that her father only has 4 days to live. Despite her initial resistance, Hikari decides to take over her father's company as he had originally intended for her. However, she encounters challenges such as her husband traveling to America for work and facing opposition from some employees like Katsumata and Junzo. This story is inspired by Suwa Takako's novel "Machi Koba no Musume."

Eun Chae Ryung is a pampered daughter who has always depended entirely on her father. However, when he gets into an accident one day, she is abruptly jolted out of her protected existence and compelled to grow up, facing a series of challenges that ultimately lead her to become self-sufficient.

Xia Dong Hai, a children's drama director who is divorced, returns to Beijing from the United States with his young son Xia Yu, also known as "Little Yu," and daughter Xiao Xue, also known as "Little Xue," to create a new family with Liu Mei, a divorced woman who has a son named Liu Xing from her previous marriage. The five of them reside happily together in a modern flat in Beijing. The storyline focuses on the family members navigating through various life challenges and their efforts to overcome them. This family dynamic is uncommon in modern Chinese society due to the one-child policy.

In the city of Xing Hai, Meng Hao is a prosperous young billionaire who leads Kun Peng Real Estate. Despite being admired by many women, he has never shown any interest in romantic relationships. However, everything changes when he unexpectedly falls in love with Lin Yu Xin, who happens to be the girlfriend of his brother Meng Wei's best friend. Meng Hao's pursuit of Yu Xin causes tension with her boyfriend, Hao Liang, ultimately strengthening their bond. Tragically, Hao Liang suffers a severe injury at work and slips into a coma. Desperate to cover the medical expenses, Yu Xin turns to Meng Hao for assistance after exhausting all other options. He agrees to foot the bill on one condition: Yu Xin must be his partner or spouse for a year.

The narrative centers around five individuals who are the offspring of parents who were sent to rural areas during the Cultural Revolution. These individuals are no longer in their teenage years but are now approaching their thirties, navigating their way through building careers and forming relationships in a contemporary society. (Wikipedia)

Natsuko Miyamoto, a 48-year-old stay-at-home mother to two children (Hana, 20, and Kotaro, 17), is taken aback when her husband Akira, aged 54, reveals his plans to leave his job and pursue his passion for agriculture. Feeling motivated to find her own employment, Natsuko encounters obstacles due to lack of experience and her age. However, a surprising turn of events leads her to discover potential job opportunities at a disorganized supermarket. (DramaWiki)

A conflict for power involving three individuals within a chaebol dynasty spans two decades, from the tumultuous phase of Korean finance in the early 1990s to the 2010s. Jang Tae Joo, a young man, strives to create his so-called empire of gold from scratch following his father's passing. To realize his ambition, he weds Choi Seo Yoon, the heir to the Sung Jin Group. The struggle for supremacy intensifies between Jang Tae Joo, Choi Seo Yoon, and her elder cousin, Choi Min Jae.

The play portrays the joyful lives of a cluster of youngsters led by Ma Xiao Tiao, sharing amusing anecdotes involving their parents, teachers, and peers. It mirrors the everyday experiences of modern children with a focus on psychological authenticity, promoting the natural essence of childhood, nurturing innocence and curiosity, examining the disconnect between the adult and child realms, and encouraging empathy and dialogue to cultivate a wholesome, balanced, and idealized childhood.

This tale revolves around the ordinary lives of individuals, exploring the complexities faced by two generations. It delves into their experiences of happiness, sorrow, love, and animosity, as well as common psychological challenges. Wei Na, a psychological counselor, could have enjoyed a harmonious marriage with her tennis coach husband Situ Xia like other newlyweds, but a sudden tragedy alters their lives. In addition to managing her disabled husband's mood swings, Wei Na must navigate the overbearing presence of her mother-in-law, Feng Qiu Xia. Meanwhile, full-time homemaker Fang Xiao Yu grapples with self-doubt, fearing that her esteemed lawyer husband Shao Yong Kang is being unfaithful. Simultaneously, Shao faces scrutiny for accepting a bribe from a client, leading to intense pressure to potentially lose his lawyer's license. To shield his wife from stress, he keeps this information to himself, exacerbating her anxiety.

An Wen, a young woman, marries the father of Liu Dao and assumes the role of his stepmother. Following the death of Liu Dao's father, An Wen makes every effort to look after Liu Dao. (DramaWiki)

In late 1958, Li Zhi Hao, the director of the mountain region post office, passed away unexpectedly while on duty

The play narrates a complex emotional tale involving a father and his son

Zhang San is a kind-hearted individual who runs a vintage store in a small town. Despite not making much profit from his business, he is content with his life. However, his world is turned upside down when his wife, Gu Xiao Hua, unexpectedly asks for a divorce and plans to move abroad with their son. In order to retain custody of his son, Zhang must have a sum of 500,000 in his bank account, with the stipulation that he cannot borrow the money. His only chance to raise the funds is by participating in a business competition sponsored by a jewelry company.

Narrates the experiences of the generation born after the 1990s, dealing with the challenges in their education and relationships with both teachers and parents

Centers on the dishonesty found in love and marriage, illustrating the anguish experienced by city-dwelling individuals when faced with deceit and betrayal in their romantic relationships

Describes the relationships and marriages of three youthful couples

The narrative revolves around three close companions, Jiang Bo, Chu Han Min, and He Hua, who were raised in a quaint village located to the south of the Yangtze River

Lou Zhi Jun, a skilled chef known for his roast duck, has taken on the role of a father to three children he adopted over the past 16 years. Despite facing many challenges and making personal sacrifices, he has raised these children – 17-year-old Xiao Yu, 13-year-old Xiao Xin, and 6-year-old Xiao Wan – with love and care. Despite not being biologically related, the children share a strong bond and care deeply for each other. However, tragedy strikes when Lou Zhi Jun is diagnosed with an untreatable hereditary neurological condition that will eventually result in the loss of his bodily functions. Concerned for his children's future, he decides to help them locate their biological parents before his health deteriorates further.