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The story showcases the changes in state-owned companies following China's economic restructuring. A subsidiary of Huafu in Jingzhou encounters challenges due to shifts in the market and internal issues. Huafu Company, established in the 1930s, was among the initial state-owned enterprises in China. Approaching its 80th anniversary, Jingzhou Huafu, a branch of the company, faces a significant crisis. Lin Manjiang, the Chairman of Huafu, appoints Qi Ben'an to tackle the situation in Jingzhou. Qi Ben'an, upon taking on his new role, discovers numerous obstacles. He must reconcile conflicts between the staff and the community, which includes individuals like Shi Hongxing. Additionally, he needs to secure the backing of the local party committee secretary and skillfully manage the company's rapport with the government. Throughout the journey, Qi Ben'an stays true to his objectives, navigating the path towards productivity and growth while gaining valuable insights for the reform of state-owned enterprises.

Unable to stay in Japan any longer, Haruko decides to venture to Thailand and Cambodia to assist people with their issues using her straightforward yet compassionate approach

Following the May 4th Movement, Li Da Zhao, Chen Du Xiu, and other intellectuals deliberated on China's crisis and proposed the idea of utilizing Marxism to save the country. The Communist Party of China convened its National Congress on a ship in Nanhu Lake, where thirteen representatives, including Mao Ze Dong, gathered with the aim of bringing about change in China. Post-meeting, they dispersed to different regions, sowing the seeds of revolution. Subsequently, Zhou En Lai, Cai He Sen, Xiang Jing Yu, Qu Qiu Bai, and others emerged as key figures in the party's leadership.

Eiichi Nishio is a young actor with aspirations, though he is not widely recognized yet and often lands roles as a lifeless character. While strolling through Nakameguro in Tokyo, he comes across Izakaya Fuji, a restaurant/bar he had previously seen on a woman's Instagram profile. Intrigued, he decides to enter and encounters Nao Omori and other actors who frequent the place. This experience is inspired by the 2015 novel "Izakaya Fuji" by Kuriyama Keisuke.

It discusses the highs and lows faced by a young couple from the initial year to the tenth year of their marriage.

The narrative revolves around Fang Hong Yu, the Deputy Commissioner at the Office of the Commissioner of the National Audit Office in Xinzhou. He played a key role in uncovering a significant corruption and discipline case.

Based on the book "You're the Apple of My Eye" by Wan Fang.

Based on Fujimoto Hitomi's book "Ii Onna," the following information is derived.

Kurokawa Suzuki, portrayed by Itao, is a detective known for his exceptional deduction skills, yet he is also known for being emotionally sensitive towards his subordinates' rumors and his wife's dark sense of humor. One of his colleagues, Shiraishi (played by Tanabe), is an optimistic detective who is oblivious to his own shortcomings. Another colleague, Akagi (played by Tanaka), is considered the most conventional officer at the police station. Despite their lack of teamwork, the trio must work together to solve the challenging cases that arise in their town, as depicted in the detective novel series "Inaka no Keiji" by Takita Michio.

Kitamura Kazuki and Hamada Gaku are set to star together in the upcoming BS Sky Perfect! drama series titled Hamon. The show will premiere on Fridays at 9pm starting on 9 January. Based on the award-winning novel by Kurokawa Hiroyuki, the series follows Kitamura's character, a clever and muscular gangster, who teams up with a consultant at a construction company, played by Hamada, to uncover the wrongdoings of criminals in Osaka. Kurokawa is excited about the adaptation, noting that the drama will offer a fresh perspective on the original story, thanks to the production by Sky Perfect and the creative freedom it allows.

In this series, the conflict unfolds between the Kumoichi faction, led by Nizaemon Kumo, and the chief aide of the arsonist, Abe Shikibu. The elusive thief, Nizaemon, sets his sights on the concealed wealth in Ooku, with Takiyama as his target due to his significant influence in Ooku. At the same time, Shikibu delves into the mysterious secret hidden within Takiyama.

Shortly after the establishment of the new China, a courageous group led by Yang Guang Hai, a leader of the advance platoon, sets up a border checkpoint in Tahar City, situated in the Pamir Mountains and inhabited by ethnic Tajiks. The wealthiest family in Tahar, the Moni family, has sought refuge at the border due to the manipulation and coercion by Ma Zhan Jiang, a leftover member of the Kuomingtang. Their maid, Gulandam, who had a childhood romance with Amir, was kidnapped by human traffickers. Exploiting this situation, a Kuomingtang spy named Gulibar poses as Gulandam to create tension between the military and civilians and smuggle bandits across the border. Yang Guang Hai foils the enemy's schemes and eliminates all the undercover agents hidden in Tahar City.

A narrative depicting the lives of common citizens amidst the significant transformations in Chinese society through the years. In the late 1970s, the Zhou family resided in a provincial city in the northern region. The father, Zhu Zhi Gang, had recently taken part in the Third Front Movement in Xi Nan. The eldest son, Zhou Bing Yi, answered a national initiative by joining the first group of "educated" youths sent to rural areas. The eldest daughter, Zhou Rong, accompanied her poet spouse to the countryside of Guizhou. The youngest son, Zhou Bing Kun, remained at home with their mother. Over a span of five decades, the Zhou family encountered the waves of change in China. Zhou Bing Yi pursued a career in politics after completing his university studies, facing various challenges during the extensive reforms. Zhou Rong opted to stay and teach after achieving her Ph.D. despite experiencing hardships in her love life and spending twelve years living in France. Zhou Bing Kun and Zheng Juan, a beautiful yet unfortunate woman, developed romantic feelings for each other and progressed through their individual efforts. The family, along with relatives and friends in the community, learned to move forward together. Through their journeys in life, the Zhou family embodies a grand narrative of modern Chinese individuals. (ChineseDrama.info)

Takashi Hiyama is the manager of a cafe and has been raising his 4-year-old daughter alone since his wife Shoko passed away. Shoko was tragically killed by three 13-year-old boys several years ago. Despite being shielded by the Juvenile Act, the boys' actions resulted in Takashi and Shoko's mother facing intense media scrutiny. Despite the advice from Shoko's friend Kana Kurashina and cafe employee Yudai Chiba, Takashi decides to secretly search for the three boys. As the boys start to face mysterious attempts on their lives, detectives begin to suspect Takashi due to his previous threats of seeking revenge if the boys were not held accountable. In the midst of the chaos, Takashi is determined to uncover the truth about the boys' actions.

The series follows the journey of Comrade Chen Pi Xian as he navigates the reform and opening up period in Hubei Province while serving as the provincial party secretary

Based on the book "Content in Death" written by Wang Shuo.

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Based on the book series "The Incredible Grandmother" by Mariko Hayashi.

Based on Qu Bo's novel "Footprints in the Snow-covered Woods" ( ).

Derived from Chung Chao Cheng's book "Lu Ping Hua," the following information has been taken.

The narrative follows the journey of Zhao Da Qi, a skilled individual with a special bond with a talented horse. Through a series of fortuitous events, he becomes a member of the New Fourth Army. Over time, he undergoes significant challenges and transformations, ultimately emerging as a celebrated figure in the nation's history. This story is based on the novel "Golden Flower, Iron Palm" authored by Wu Lin.

The tale follows three couples in their thirties to forties as they navigate the challenges of a hectic lifestyle, striving to preserve their identities and values

After Japan's asset price bubble burst in 1996, Shibasaki Akira found himself working in the loan division at the Yotsubashi branch of Aoba Bank. His job took an unexpected turn when he was reassigned to a government-owned organization overseeing housing financial bonds. This organization was established to recover bad debts from failed housing loan companies. Akira joined forces with employees from various banks and former housing loan company workers to confront uncooperative debtors and safeguard taxpayer funds.

Covert Communist operative Li Heng, having been cut off prior to Chengdu's liberation, reestablishes ties with his party and maneuvers through the intricate landscape of underground clashes between the KMT and CCP, the internal politics of the KMT, and local gang conflicts to support the Communist agenda.

Xiang Zhi Jun has three daughters residing in different cities: Shanghai, Kunshan, and Suzhou. The eldest, Xiang Qian, aged 35, has achieved significant success in her professional life. Xiang Zhong, the middle daughter at 31, is actively working towards her future goals. The youngest, Xiang Nan, aged 26, has a pure and romantic demeanor. Challenges in the marriages of all three daughters bring them closer together as they provide mutual support and encouragement. With guidance from their parents, Xiang Zhong manages to overcome difficulties with her in-laws and rebuild her confidence in her marriage. Xiang Qian uncovers her husband Gao Ping's true nature and finds a renewed sense of purpose in her career and personal life. Xiang Nan also navigates through her uncertainties and gains a deeper understanding of marriage and self-awareness.

Based on Seiko Tanabe's essay titled "Contemplation in Bed"

Following her split from Feng Zhi Hao, a successful and affluent man, He Xiao Jun crosses paths with Chen Qi Zhong, a financially prudent individual she meets through work. As they grow closer and start a relationship, Xiao Jun faces challenges from Zhi Hao's return and her parents' disapproval. Will her new love story withstand these obstacles and flourish? This story is based on a novel written by Ren Hai Zhong.

The plot centers on a customs team initially comprised of Sek, Queenie, Heung, and two others. Moon is reassigned to Ming's unit, where Kong becomes the new captain. Ming unexpectedly develops feelings for Shan, a prominent figure in the publishing field. She serves as a role model for her trusted colleagues Kong and Moon. Kong and Moon eventually fall in love, but their strong personalities lead to a breakup. They each move on to new relationships, which ultimately end in disappointment. Ming eventually starts a relationship with Shan, but complications arise when Shan's ex-girlfriend Kwun attempts to rekindle their romance. Ming later discovers Shan's involvement in illegal drug activities.

Nip Jun was formerly involved in criminal activities as a hitman, but chose to leave that life behind to start anew with his wife and daughter. Sadly, tragedy struck when his wife passed away in a car accident. Man Wa, Nip Jun's daughter, now runs a restaurant in Shanghai with her father. Kow Jai, an orphan who was once under Jun's guidance, begins to develop romantic feelings for Man Wa.

After spending a decade in prison in Taiwan, Kong Sai-Hao (played by Michael Miu) finally returns to Hong Kong with the goal of reconnecting with his daughter Yau-Yau (portrayed by Elanne Kong) and seeking revenge. He decides to feign loyalty to triad leader To Yik-Tin (played by Lam Lee), the man responsible for his incarceration, while also attempting to win the trust of police officers Chung Lap-Man (Ron Ng) and Lee Pak-Kiu (Sammul Chan). Despite Pak-Kiu's reluctance to associate with a criminal, Lap-Man goes undercover within Sai-Hao's gang. Together, they overthrow Yik-Tin and seize control of the mafia, forming a complex mentor-student dynamic. However, Lap-Man is dismissed from the police force before completing his mission within the criminal organization, leading him to align himself with Sai-Hao and betray the authorities. Yik-Tin closely monitors Sai-Hao, seemingly favoring Laughing (Michael Tse) and promoting him within the organization. Yet, Sai-Hao manipulates Yik-Tin's wife Ching Yeuk-Sam (Kathy Chow) to elevate his own status within the group. As Sai-Hao believes he has secured power, his drug operations falter, revealing that those he trusted most have deceived and used him for their own gain.

A lawyer named Kam Jo Jan and prosecutor Fong Tin Lam were once living together as a couple, but they broke up when Lam rejected Jo's marriage proposal. Fate brought them back together when Jo also became a prosecutor and crossed paths with Lam. However, their differing approaches to handling cases, along with the arrival of a new secretary named Chuk Seung Yut, strained their relationship irreparably. Jo was still troubled by Lam's refusal to marry him, suspecting there was a hidden reason behind her decision. Meanwhile, Jo's father Kam Bo Cheung adopted an orphan named Kam Bo Tei, who became like a brother to Jo. Bo worked as a police inspector and often collaborated with Jo. During one operation, Bo encountered undercover agent Ngai Mei San. Despite their conflicting personalities, Bo pursued a romantic relationship with San, even though she had a fiancé. As they all navigated uncertain futures, a wealthy businesswoman named Pong Tit Sam became embroiled in a murder case, leading them all into a challenging and perilous battle together.

At every social level, individuals face their own challenges where the boundaries between humanity, power, and personal interests can become blurred. Lead actress Angelica Lee enters the Chief Executive race with her husband's vision of altruistic diplomacy and unwavering commitment to fairness. However, the complexities of society draw her into a dilemma where she must navigate internal team conflicts while also defending against relentless attacks from her rival, Liu Kai Chi. As she overcomes various obstacles, she realizes that distinguishing between friend and foe is not straightforward. The intertwining of love and animosity, humanity and self-interest among the characters reflects the realities of modern society. Through the portrayal of the intricate dynamics in this series, the extremes of human nature, both repulsive and admirable, are brought to light.

In 2010, Cheuk Hoi makes a secret trip to Bangkok with his undercover team for a drug operation in Thailand. Unfortunately, as they are wrapping up their mission, an explosion occurs, resulting in the death of all his undercover agents in a fiery blast. Around the same time, Cheuk Hoi's close friend, CIB Inspector Lai Sir, is murdered under mysterious circumstances. This leaves Cheuk Hoi responsible for a female police officer who is not yet officially working undercover. Cheuk Hoi is aware that Lai Sir had undercover agents whose identities have been wiped out. In order to uncover the truth behind Lai Sir's death, Cheuk Hoi must locate all the undercover agents. He teams up with Suk Mui to track down the missing agents.

Genius on the Left, Lunatic on the Right explores the various perspectives on abnormal individuals, including psychological, philosophical, biological, and religious viewpoints. This analysis is drawn from Gao Ming's novel of the same name.

Based on the book "The Legend of Ta I Yuen" written by Hou Wen Yong.

The story follows Takano, a short man who works as a professional locksmith, and a tall woman he meets in Bangkok named Eiko Kosaka. Despite being a foot taller than him, Takano falls for Eiko but keeps his feelings hidden due to his height insecurities. Their paths cross again in Tokyo, leading to the development of mutual feelings between them. The plot is adapted from the newspaper novel "Kimi wo Miagete" by Yamada Taichi.

In the manga, Ishida Kotori, who goes by the alias "QP", was depicted as the strongest gangster in his neighborhood. The storyline will now center around Azuma Ryo, a close friend of Kotori's, who harbors secret aspirations. (Tokyograph)

Tachibana Tamako, also known as Maya, is a seasoned member of the Criminal Investigation division within the Kyoto Prefectural Police. She has a reputation for being a devoted enthusiast of maps and possesses an unparalleled knowledge of every corner of Kyoto that can be depicted on a map. Her exceptional talent as a "human GPS" is utilized by the police in creating meticulous investigation maps that are capable of debunking any false alibis. Despite her invaluable skills, there are instances when Tamako is absent from a crime scene because she has stumbled upon a location that has yet to be documented on a map. Surprisingly, this marks Maya's debut in a television drama series. With the captivating setting of Kyoto, there are compelling reasons to tune in to "Sousa Chizu no Onna" this autumn.