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The narrative follows Aunt Mi as she arranges marriages for her three unmarried daughters, leading to blind dates, love, marriage, pregnancy, and various family dramas. It depicts the ups and downs of everyday life in Beijing, showcasing the authentic emotions and experiences of ordinary families.

The tale of an ordinary family hailing from the northeastern region of China.

Yau Nim Chi is the head of the wealthy Kam House and a single parent to the 24-year-old Kam triplets. The Kam family runs a popular noodle restaurant in town, where the noodles are famously prepared by Nim Chi's confident younger brother, Yau Nim Fu. Princess Sam Tin, the emperor's beloved and only child, has reached marriageable age, prompting the emperor to organize a competition among scholars in the capital city to vie for her hand in marriage. Nim Chi's eldest son Kam Nin, a talented and young fifth-ranking scholar-official serving in the royal court, is compelled to participate in the competition. Despite having a promising career ahead of him, Nin's fate takes a turn when he openly criticizes the princess in a poem during the contest, accusing her of being ignorant of the struggles faced by the common people. This offends the princess, resulting in Nin being demoted to a lowly ninth-ranking official and being sent back to his hometown of Chi Lik Kung Town to serve as the town's magistrate. Eventually, the emperor arranges for Princess Sam Tin to marry a Persian prince after failing to find a suitable match for her in the competition. Unhappy with the arrangement, the princess escapes the palace with her eunuch Siu Yuen and ends up in Chi Lik Kung Town. While there, she is pleased to observe men working on her lily pond, but becomes enraged upon seeing an unflattering statue of herself being constructed. In a fit of anger, she destroys the statue, leading to her being brought to court and facing Magistrate Nin. Unaware of her true identity, Nin asks for her name. Keeping her royal status hidden, the princess impulsively provides the name "Kung Yan So." Upon hearing this name, Nim Chi mistakes the princess for the daughter of the individual who had sacrificed their life to save Nin. Believing that the Kam household would provide a safe haven for her, the princess, along with Siu Yuen, decides to stay with the Kam family until it is safe for them to depart. In the meantime, they assist with community work in Nin's office as a form of punishment for destroying government property.

The play follows the journey of Jia Yuan Yuan, returning to her childhood community after completing her university studies, and her ambitious entry into the community to work.

Third installment of Ma Da Shuai, a rural migrant from northern China who relocated to the urban area. Following three years of city living, Ma Da Shuai contemplates returning to his village.

Which mother believes that any girl is deserving of her beloved son? Chen Da Ke's mother had already planned the perfect marriage for him until Luo Jia entered the scene and won over Da Ke's heart. Seeing Da Ke completely enamored with Luo Jia, his mother is determined to remove her from the picture to secure her son's future happiness. Despite her efforts to prevent their marriage, Da Ke's mother resorts to making Luo Jia's life as a married woman as difficult as possible. Witnessing her daughter being mistreated by her in-laws, Luo Jia's mother is willing to do whatever it takes to defend her daughter. Will Da Ke and Luo Jia's marriage be able to withstand such a hostile family environment?

The series revolves around the romantic relationship between a flight attendant originating from Taipei, Chen Jia Yu. Her initial romance with a Chinese man named Chen Hau results in a quick marriage. Chen Hau hails from China and comes from a family that owns a restaurant, which he is set to take over in the future.

Fang's youngest daughter Xiang Xiang recently joined the workforce after completing her studies at university. Her older sister Fang Hong plays a maternal role in Xiang Xiang's life, actively participating in her sister's professional and personal endeavors. Despite their contrasting personalities, the two sisters frequently clash. Their father Fang Ming finds himself in a difficult situation as he realizes his daughters are becoming more independent, causing him to feel less essential in their lives. Consequently, Fang Ming begins to seek a sense of purpose within his daughters' perspectives.

The comical situations that happen in the Loser Department at Wanshou Group are a source of entertainment. (iQiyi)

Chao Magazine is located at an office on Pedder Street in Hong Kong, which is owned by the Gambo Corporation. The series follows the office politics at Chao and Gambo, as well as the personal lives of the employees. The main characters include Yan Seung, who becomes the editor of Chao early in the series, and her rivalry with Susan Ka So-Shan, the Head of Sales. As the story progresses, more characters like Yim Yue Tai and Yu Ka Sing are introduced, adding complexity to the plot. The narrative now revolves around how these individuals will impact Pedder Street and who will emerge as the leader of Chao Magazine.

After inheriting her late husband's jewelry store, Ming Sum On manages to turn it into a thriving business with the assistance of talented jewelry designers Ma Ho Man and his wife, Cheng Kiu. However, things take a turn for the worse when Kiu discovers that Man was unfaithful and blames Sum for not informing her. Despite efforts from Sum's uncle to reconcile them, the rift remains. In addition to the conflict with Kiu, Sum faces challenges from Administrative Consultant Chu Bo, appointed by her husband's family, and her rebellious stepdaughter Shek Ho Yee. With the encouragement of her supportive friend Lam Ching Ling, Kiu undergoes a transformation from a homemaker to a dedicated workaholic. As a result, she is eventually promoted to chief designer and achieves remarkable success in her career.

After going through a divorce, LUI SIU FUNG (Liza Wang) serves as the executive assistant to the CEO at a corporation managing a shopping center. She oversees all the secretaries within the company and has earned the CEO SO DAI TUNG's (Cheung Kwok Keung) trust through her years of dedicated work. While SO struggles with confronting difficult situations, Fung handles all major business matters and challenges behind the scenes. Fung's domain is the office, where she wields significant influence and commands respect from everyone in the company.

The dining table holds significance in a Chinese family, serving as the focal point for family relationships. The Chung family embodies the traditional Chinese family structure. Chung Kwok Chyu, the father, holds the position of assistant chief editor at Ko Jim Daily and is renowned as a food critic. With a passion for exploring food markets, Chyu prioritizes being home for dinner each night. He believes that the finest homemade dishes are crafted using the highest quality ingredient - love.

After retiring from the HK Correctional Services Department, Ma Fu decided to move in with his son. However, Ma Fu's strict and disciplinary nature, shaped by his years of working with offenders, has created a tense atmosphere at home. His youngest son, Ma Chong, often feels like he is living in a prison due to his father's behavior. Additionally, Ma Fu frequently involves himself in his job as a paralegal, causing daily disputes between him and Ma Chong. This constant conflict has put Ma Keung and his wife, Lo Lai Seung, in a difficult position as they try to mediate between the father and son. On top of that, the couple is also responsible for raising their own children. The three generations living together in the Ma family are exposed to various situations, experiences, and sets of values, leading to diverse perspectives within the household.

Renowned yoga and fitness expert Sheung Kin Sun partners with his girlfriend, Wan Sze Sze, to establish a new fitness center. Concerned about potential infidelity, Wan Sze Sze attempts to push Sheung Kin Sun towards marriage, leading to tension within the fitness center. Sheung Kin Sun finds support from yoga instructor Lun Lap Sun, while Wan Sze Sze receives backing from her cousin, sales manager Fong Ga Sheung. The arrival of travel expert Lei Lok Yee further complicates the situation between Lun Lap Sun and Fong Ga Sheung. Eventually, Lun Lap Sun and Fong Ga Sheung end up living with Lei Lok Yee and her brother Lei Lok Tung. Meanwhile, Lun Bak Foon, who had hoped his son would take over the family dried seafood business, is left feeling helpless upon learning of his son's struggles. Thankfully, Lun Bak Foon's sister Lun Ching Man and employee Man Wai Lan have quietly supported him over the years. These interconnected individuals and events illustrate the challenges and opportunities faced by different segments of society.

Renowned writer So Dung Po of the Northern Song Dynasty remains haunted by the memory of his late wife, causing him to overlook the advances of his sister-in-law, Wong Yun Chi. However, his love for food leads him to eventually marry Wong Yun Chi after being won over by her braised pork dish. Expecting marital bliss, So Dung Po instead finds himself dealing with a series of family issues. He is torn between worrying about his sister, So Siu Mui, falling for the charming scholar, Chun Siu Yau, and his other sister, So Dai Mui, still pining for her ex-lover, Chan Kwai Seung. Adding to his troubles, his son refuses to accept Wong Yun Chi as his stepmother, leading to constant conflict. In addition to his family woes, So Dung Po must navigate the political intrigue of the imperial court, engaging in clever battles of wit with rival ministers. Things take a dangerous turn when a Liao spy plots to create discord between So Dung Po and Wong Yun Chi, ultimately leading to Wong Yun Chi's mysterious disappearance.

The storyline depicts the highs and lows of Kristal Tin's character, who ties the knot with Raymond Cho's character when she is 19 years old, accompanied by her niece. Her focus is on her family, but after two decades of marriage, she discovers her husband's love for another woman. This leads to her decision to seek a divorce, resulting in the loss of her job and her daughter moving away. As her life crumbles, the narrative unfolds her uplifting quest to rediscover herself.

Following the passing of Mizusawa Yume's mother, she discovers a photograph in her mother's belongings showing a man holding a baby. Written on the back of the photo is "Loving Papa and Yume, at Raku no Yu." Yume, who has never met her father, believes this man to be him. She also finds a lighter with the initials RM in the box. Upon learning that "Raku no Yu" is a public bath in Shibuya, Tokyo, Yume sets off to reunite with her father and seek financial support to cover her mother's debts. Blaming her father for her mother's death, Yume believes her mother would still be alive if not for him. Upon arriving at 'Raku no Yu' in Tokyo, she notices a name plaque reading Mannaka Rokku, confirming she is in the right place.

The narrative takes place in a shopping district where two competing establishments, a clothing store and a general goods cafe, face off against each other. It explores the personal stories and interactions between the diverse customers frequenting both shops, as well as the residents of the bustling neighborhood.

The story "My Name is Princess" revolves around a family consisting of three sisters and their mother, all of whom lead independent lives without relying on men. The mother desires to always be the center of attention. The eldest daughter, who remains unmarried, is actively seeking a partner as she prioritized her career over traditional domestic roles. The middle daughter, known as the youngest, dreams of living a life akin to that of a princess.

The sitcom "Windfall Family" follows the heartwarming journey of a middle-class family as they navigate through various episodes centered around their hopes and aspirations. The show features a mother managing a daycare, her retired spouse, an elder daughter with dreams of finding the perfect partner, the mother's younger sister who is living with them following her separation, and a grandmother who helps run the household. Through these relatable characters, viewers get a glimpse into the realities of middle-class life.

This narrative revolves around the connection between two families, inspired by the classic Korean Cinderella tale featuring Kongji and Patji. The Kongji family, though impoverished, embodies kindness, in contrast to the wealthy yet self-centered Patji family.

‘Reckless Family Season 3’ is a comedic series that showcases spontaneous sketches centered on the theme of “family.” This show merges elements of variety entertainment with traditional sitcom formats.

A comedy series focusing on a family facing challenges as they navigate life with their in-laws while aspiring to regain their independence

Two young women from separate single-parent households attended the same school together from a young age and later became colleagues at the same workplace. Despite their contrasting looks and personalities, they have been engaged in an ongoing feud for over a decade. Their lives took an unexpected turn when a mob boss emerged, revealing himself as their long-lost father and unveiling the shocking truth that they were actually half-sisters.

"Reckless Family Season 2" is a comedy series that showcases spontaneous performances centered on the theme of "family."

This drama narrates the tale of a mother who reunites with her children after they lose their jobs. Na Moon Hee operates a noodle shop, and her children, who were previously living independently in their own homes, return to stay with her. After facing unemployment, they collaborate and help out in her noodle shop. (koreandrama.org)

This drama portrays the daily challenges and joys of life, as well as the intricate web of family relationships. It kicks off with Ou Da Liang tying the knot with psychiatrist Wu Rui. Da Liang's mother expresses strong disapproval towards her new daughter-in-law and constantly praises Da Liang's previous girlfriend.

This sitcom is the Chinese adaptation of the well-known Korean show, Nonstop.

The narrative follows the He siblings as they uphold a decades-old vow to never unlock a jail cell

Chu Mu's mother, Wen Nan, is preparing for her third marriage, which will result in Chu Mu gaining three step-siblings. One of them is Qi Qi, his lively step-sister from Wen Nan's second marriage, who expresses her desire for Chu Mu to become her boyfriend. Wen Nan's upcoming marriage is to Xue Mao Xiang, a wealthy widower with two children from previous relationships - the pampered and distant XueYang, and Xue Zhi Li, his daughter who has returned from overseas to act as the peacemaker in their new, unconventional family dynamic.

Screenwriter Muzapbar, along with teacher Saniya and their three children, enjoy a content life in a contemporary residence in Xinjiang

Zhang Wei Guo, a middle-aged actor facing difficulties in a Peking Opera Troupe, enjoys a peaceful existence in a Beijing Hutong until his father passes away, leading to a chain of unforeseen problems