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This marks the beginning of a new season of the Nonstop comedy series, which follows the daily experiences of college students residing in a campus dormitory.

This marks yet another season of the Nonstop sitcom, which portrays the daily experiences of students residing in a dormitory.

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

The coming-of-age comedy portrays the challenges and experiences of Yoo Mi, a single woman on a quest to discover her true happiness and passions.

"Love Forward" is a delightful and stylish romantic comedy that follows two close friends with contrasting backgrounds who support each other through thick and thin. Zheng Ai Xing is savvy, bold, and skilled at avoiding debt collectors, yet struggles with matters of love. Meng Jing Jing, on the other hand, is a rebellious heiress who aims to build a life beyond wealth after growing up in a distant, affluent family. Together, they make an amusing and endearing duo on a quest to find their perfect match.

This marks yet another season of the Nonstop sitcom, which depicts the daily experiences of students residing in a dormitory.

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.

This tale explores the humorous and intricate relationships within an office and a family, including rivalries, friendships, and romances. Wong Ka Lam vanishes to the United States, leaving her son and husband in Hong Kong. Tragically, her husband dies in a plane crash while searching for her, leading to her mother-in-law, Ng Han, taking custody of her son, Luk Chit. Eighteen years later, Wong Ka Lam returns to Hong Kong longing to reunite with her son. However, she faces strong opposition from her mother-in-law, who holds her responsible for her son's death and sees her as a bringer of misfortune. Determined to keep her grandson by her side, Ng Han does everything she can to keep Wong Ka Lam away from Luk Chit. Surprisingly, Luk Chit ends up befriending his estranged mother and even helps her secure a job at his advertising agency. As Wong Ka Lam navigates the challenges of office and family dynamics, she remains vigilant in watching over her son.

Akane, a youthful interior designer, opts to have a roommate in her spacious apartment to divide the rent. The new roommate happens to be Sota, a tour guide who is fluent in two languages and known for his charming ways. Initially hesitant, Akane's perception of Sota shifts as she becomes a part of his social circle, comprising of his two college friends and their partners.

Gu Xiao Bai is an independent writer who navigates the boundary between reality and the realm of art. He holds romantic ideals, but is daring and unconventional, having had numerous relationships. Luo Shu Quan, Xiao Bai's closest friend, contrasts him greatly in both work ethic and personality. Shu Quan is logical and cautious in matters of love. Xiao Bai and Shu Quan befriend Zuo Yong Bang, a wealthy and attractive divorcee. Yong Bang believes money can buy influence over women, but learns some things are beyond control. The trio often exchange love advice, yet frequently find themselves stuck in a state of inaction and confusion.

The show depicts the experiences of a family as they incorporate After Marriage AA into their daily lives, aiming to address issues and overcome obstacles to attain a harmonious and fulfilling married life

An optimistic young lady embodies a positive outlook despite encountering numerous challenges at work and in her everyday life. "I'm So Smart" is a Chinese Web drama series that premiered in 2013. (Viki)

The narrative follows Yang Tao, a 30-year-old who is opposed to the idea of marriage. Guo Ran, a civil servant, shares the same sentiment towards marriage. Initially, the two clash due to a misunderstanding but eventually their bond strengthens. Despite their growing relationship, their parents disapprove of each other, posing a significant challenge. Can their love triumph over this obstacle?

This story follows three close friends on a quest to locate a tree that produces bread, which they believe belongs to them. The concept of 'bread' in this context could represent material wealth, vanity, or even be symbolic. These three friends first met at the age of 13 while playing volleyball, and their bond grew as they navigated the challenges and joys of growing up together. Throughout their journey, they experienced the complexities of first love, emotional highs and lows, and the challenges of loving and being loved. Each friend shared their unique perspectives on relationships, with discussions ranging from the allure of bad boys to the importance of finding a partner who brings happiness. Ultimately, the story delves into the age-old dilemma faced by women - choosing between material comfort ('bread') and emotional fulfillment through love.

In today's fast-paced world, many young adults aspire to create simple yet delicious meals every day as a passion. The artist Zhang An An has always had a connection with Misfortune. Just before their wedding, her boyfriend vanished, leaving her job feeling empty. To make matters worse, she clashes with the new Account Director at work, Si Jun Xia. However, An An finds herself developing unexpected feelings for this serious individual, causing Ray, who has a crush on An An, to feel threatened by Si Jun Xia. An An's cousin Xia Fei Fei enters the scene, complicating the love triangle and adding excitement to her already busy life. Meanwhile, the owners of a café in An An's neighborhood, Lin Qi and Yu Xia, frequently argue over trivial matters but always reconcile in peculiar ways. An An admires their approach to life and hopes to emulate it. These young adults, each with their own unique personalities, work and live together, with their experiences woven into An An's simple dishes. These dishes reflect the range of emotions in their lives - happiness, anger, sadness, and joy - composing the symphony of life.

The narrative follows a young woman navigating the challenges of urban life, evolving from a humble and inexperienced individual to a highly influential figure with a massive following of tens of millions. (VIU)

Healing Master follows the success of The Breakup Guru from 2014 as its sequel. This film shifts its focus to an office dedicated to reuniting couples, adding a blend of romance and suspense to create a unique and captivating story. (CdramaBase)

The narrative centers around a man who was greatly impacted by television and the entertainment industry from a young age, eventually finding success in the field. Set in the late 1970s, Feng Du grew up in the narrow streets of historic Beijing. Introduced to a television set at a friend's house, he was captivated by the images on the screen. In an effort to impress his girlfriend, Feng Du even constructed a makeshift TV out of spare parts during his high school years. With the country embracing reform, Feng Du seizes the opportunity to chase his aspirations and embarks on a journey towards becoming a producer.

Upon joining the entertainment industry at 30, a woman quickly becomes a sensation, only to discover that the fierce rivalry is tougher than anticipated. Despite facing criticism for her age, Gui Mi establishes herself as the 'hot search queen' on a reality show. Her sudden fame brings opportunities, but also triggers numerous plots and schemes against her. To thrive, Gui Mi strives to dominate the industry like a true queen.

Three individuals are brought together unexpectedly when a young child enters their lives, adding to the chaos they are already facing. Gao Han, a caring and devoted man, has recently lost a custody battle with his ex-wife over their daughter. Adding to his troubles, his ex-girlfriend Guan Ling Ling, who passed away in a car accident, has entrusted her son to his care. Gao Han, along with his two roommates Wang Dong Yang and YuBo, find themselves unexpectedly caring for the young child, Du Du. Along with the challenges of looking after Du Du, they also have to navigate the presence of Du Du's aunt, Guan Shan Shan. As they all work together to raise Du Du, they must also confront the question of the child's paternity. This leads to a custody battle, complicated further by the return of Han's ex-wife, Liu Min. Amidst all this, feelings begin to develop between Han and Shan Shan, while Yu Bo also finds himself falling for Shan Shan. With the uncle's gentle nature and the cool guy's charm, Shan Shan must ultimately follow her heart and make a choice between the two men she loves.

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

Dai Fook Sun, an orphan with a kind heart, enjoys assisting those in need, particularly homeless individuals residing beneath bridges. Each day, he delivers food and water to them using his bicycle. He resides with Yee Sok and Lau Lik, Yee Sok's father, although Yee Sok denies their relationship. Ninth Sister, also known as Ko Wei Ting, considers the two "brothers" her guardians, as they all grew up together in an orphanage. Fook Sung encounters Jess, Yee Sok's supposed girlfriend, who is also an orphan but lives with her bothersome aunt and cousin. Despite having different approaches, Jess is genuinely kind-hearted. She utilizes her charm to attract customers and accomplish tasks, although she is uninterested in them. Instead of Yee Sok, who mistakenly believes Jess likes him, she forms a brief romantic relationship with the good-natured Fook Sung.

From a young age, Hor Yi had a knack for gambling and was considered lucky. He had been involved in gambling since he was a child, with his parents never intervening to stop him. Hor Yi's childhood friend, Tsang Duk Sing, happened to be a casino owner. Their friendship turned sour when Sing betrayed Hor Yi by stealing a prized drawing from their teacher, leading to a long-standing feud between them. Hor Yi crossed paths with a woman named Do Lai Ying, who harbored a strong dislike for gamblers due to her father's gambling addiction. Unaware of Hor Yi's gambling habits when they first met, Lai Ying eventually became the object of Hor Yi's affections. In a twist of fate, Lai Ying agreed to marry Hor Yi while he was in a coma to fulfill his father's wishes. However, upon awakening, Hor Yi faced the ultimatum of giving up gambling if he wanted to salvage his marriage with Lai Ying. The question remains: will he be able to overcome his gambling addiction and save his relationship with his wife?

"When faced with challenges, Father always offers a comforting smile and a helping hand, reassuring his son that he will be there. Man Tin Chi, a top market research manager known for his expertise in price comparison, lives by the motto of being price-conscious. Despite his desire for early retirement, Chi's dreams are disrupted by the unexpected return of his eight-year-old son. With no experience in caring for children, Chi is at a loss on how to raise his son. Fortunately, his rival Amy Kam Mei-Tsun steps in to support and guide him. As they spend more time together, Chi and Amy develop a strong friendship. Chi reconnects with his godfather Ko Chi Tim and begins to unravel a long-held secret. Meanwhile, Ko Ching, Tim's son, struggles to balance his responsibilities towards his daughter and his neglect towards his father. In the midst of turmoil, Ching finds support from Chi and his girlfriend Joey Law Sei Hei, ultimately uncovering a hidden truth about his father."

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.

Recently, Hau Tak Sze took over his father's social club and also works as a court mediator. While handling a case, he crosses paths with Mo Sui Yee, who is going through a divorce from her unfaithful ex-husband. Sui Yee stays with her aunt Lam Ah Lui during the divorce proceedings, only to discover that her ex-husband's mistress lives in the same building. Seeing Tak Sze frequently at the building, Sui Yee suspects a conspiracy between him and her ex-husband's lover to manipulate her during the divorce settlement. Sui Yee lands a job at Au Yeung Ai's law firm, where Tak Sze frequently visits due to his friendship with Yeung Ai. Through her work and interactions with Tak Sze, Sui Yee realizes that he is a genuinely kind and hardworking individual.

Moon Sing Hong, an interior designer, buys a flat in preparation for his upcoming marriage to his girlfriend returning from studying abroad. However, his sister rents out the flat to Cantonese opera singer Kan Kit without his permission. Sing Hong tries various tactics to get Kit to move out, but her manager Lin Sau Fong helps her stay put. Sing Hong's friend Tin Hak Kan becomes infatuated with Kit and asks Sing Hong for help in pursuing her. Sing Hong befriends Kit to learn more about her, and they eventually reconcile their differences and become friends. Their lives take a twist when Kit is in a car accident and reunites with her birth mother, while Sing Hong discovers his girlfriend has been living in Hong Kong with another man.

Residing on the streets of Hong Kong, Chu Gam Chun asserts that he is the final ruler of China. Social worker Fung Siu Yung delves into his story, uncovering a life filled with daring adventures and bizarre experiences as he chases after his love, Yi Yung Yung. Back in the early 1930s, Chu Gam Chun, together with his brother Chu Cheung Fun and friends Ng Do Ho and Nau YukGon, participate in a firecracker competition to gather funds for his marriage to Yi Yung Yung. However, a mishap causes them to lose both the prize money and stumble upon a series of peculiar encounters. Ng Do Ho's sister, Ng Do Yu, also gets caught up in the chaos and becomes a popular socialite. Despite their failed attempt at joining the military, Chu Gam Chun and his companions end up as prisoners before finding themselves in Shanghai. Through the assistance of triad leader Nau Lik, Chu Gam Chun rises to become a prominent tycoon in Shanghai. Despite his success, Chu Gam Chun's heart remains fixated on Yi Yung Yung, but a missed opportunity results in their separation for the next four decades.

Section manager Danta Ichiro, aged 41, overhears the new employee Miyamoto Minami expressing a preference for sophisticated men, a characteristic he aspires to embody. In an effort to transform himself into a dandy, he immerses himself in various men's fashion publications. His journey leads him to the discovery of Madam M, a unique boutique specializing in upscale gentlemen's attire. The enigmatic proprietor, Miyuki, generously imparts her expertise on the history and current trends of the merchandise. Danta envisions himself dressed in these exquisite garments for a potential outing with Minami and decides to make a purchase. Unbeknownst to him, Minami harbors a secret of her own.

Rewritten text: Adaptation of the Colombian television show "I Am Betty, the Unattractive One" (Yo Soy Betty, la Fea) [1999].

The central focus of this comedy series is on the dreams, interests, and connections among a cohort of youthful individuals employed as lifeguards at an aquatic amusement park. The show also addresses the importance of water safety.

Persuading men to purchase luxury items for her, Jang Shin Young trades these items for money to support herself and her incarcerated mother. One of these men, Kwon Hae Hyo, uses his friend's funds to buy Jang luxury goods. Upon discovering this, his friend, Jung Sun Kyung, is determined to locate the culprit. Jung, a dedicated college professor who works as a milk delivery person in the mornings to make ends meet, is shaken by the jokes played by her student Lee Ji Hoon, who initially dislikes her. Surprisingly, Lee gradually develops feelings for Jung, while Jang falls for Lee's wealthy older brother, Jung Bo Suhk. Jung Bo Suhk, a divorced playboy with a teenage daughter, eventually wins Jang's heart with his true self. Despite facing challenges such as age and class differences, the sons of the Seine Hotel president, Jung Bo Suhk and Lee Ji Hoon, both fall for Jang Shin Young and Jung Sun Kyung. In a society plagued by widening wealth gaps, Jang Shin Young and Jung Sun Kyung lean on each other during tough times to blossom into elegant women.

Nowadays, it appears that there are an overwhelming number of single working women in their 30s. These women have dedicated their lives to achieving their aspirations, only to find themselves alone. As they seek companionship, they discover that most eligible men have already been taken by younger women focused solely on marriage. They attempt to convince themselves that they are better off than being stuck in an unfulfilling relationship, yet they cannot shake off the feelings of solitude and loneliness. "Marry Me" narrates the journey of women in their thirties as they confront life and uncover new aspects of themselves. Sin Young, a 30-year-old unmarried reporter formerly labeled a "troublemaker," perseveres in her investigative work despite challenges. Soon Ae, also 30, works as a stewardess and is the primary provider for her family, supporting her sick father, a completely despondent aunt, and a similarly unfortunate cousin. Seung Ri is famous for her numerous romantic escapades. (DramaWiki)

A mother raising her child on her own discovers romance.

The story revolves around a tight-knit group of friends in their seventies who continue to pursue their dreams and romantic interests with zest. Lee Sun Jae, a former prominent figure in the entertainment industry, now leads a modest life while addressing local issues with a blend of humor and wisdom. Kim Yong Gun, a former star turned director, injects amusement with his lively debates. Lim Chae Mu, aspiring for YouTube stardom following a career in lighting, completes the trio. Together, they exemplify that companionship and excitement are timeless and that age should not limit one's pursuits.

Xu Le, a successful writer who has always stayed close to home, finds himself facing a creative block. In search of inspiration, he moves into a luxurious hotel owned by his old classmate Ma Yong Rui and takes on a job as a taxi driver. Hoping to gather ideas from his passengers, Xu Le's life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Pan Neng Xian, a young hotel employee. A simple touch of her hand sparks inspiration in Xu Le, leading to an unlikely friendship between the two. Along the way, Xu Le reconnects with another former classmate, Ah Hao, who is now also a taxi driver. Lu Yi, the girl they both once admired, now works as a fashion magazine editor and gets caught up in their reunion.

The tale of a couple living together and considering marriage unfolds. Ji Qing, the girlfriend, harbors reservations about marriage stemming from her family history. To assess Hao Ming's loyalty, she orchestrates a scenario where another woman befriends him, leading to significant shifts in their relationship.

A survivor of a devastating earthquake has a dream of creating a heartfelt television program that resonates with audiences. Despite facing multiple rejections in job interviews, Han Xiao Qi eventually lands a position at ACE Station's shopping network ASTAR, which is known for housing underperforming employees. Alongside her is ACE's top producer, who has been transferred to ASTAR due to a scandal. Will these two individuals, with differing approaches and goals, be able to work together to transform the struggling channel into a successful network, or will it mark the end of their careers?

In South Korean culture, the pursuit of success is held in the highest regard, with individuals working relentlessly to achieve their goals. However, despite this drive, South Korea is ranked among the lowest in global happiness indices. It has the highest suicide rate of any developed nation and the third highest worldwide. There are aspects of life that wealth cannot attain. Honor cannot be purchased, and power alone does not guarantee happiness. True happiness surpasses political influence, holds greater significance than wealth, and is more esteemed than honor. One mother is in pursuit of success to attain a life of luxury, while her daughter finds her own path to achievement after largely raising herself. Two men are captivated by these women as they seek their own happiness. This television series prompts viewers to reflect on what truly constitutes happiness. (MBC)

A woman is getting ready to marry the ideal man, who happens to be a second-generation chaebol. However, during the preparations, she discovers that her divorce from her former husband was never officially completed. As a result, she must navigate a complicated situation, trying to keep both men on her side until everything is resolved. Complicating matters further, her soon-to-be ex-husband has an accident that causes him to lose his memory, leaving him unaware that they are no longer married.

Nonstop, a South Korean sitcom, premiered its initial season on MBC in 2000, followed by five more seasons. The show gained popularity for featuring a talented cast of young celebrities, some of whom rose to fame after debuting on the show. Each season of Nonstop showcases the comical daily escapades of a group of college students, along with their friends and family members.

In Ying Hao Dong's life, two girls with strikingly similar appearances entered one after the other. The first, named after the Epiphyllum flower, faced a tragic fate. The second, named after the Jasmine flower, brought warmth to Hao Dong's heart. Lan Su Xin, an 18-year-old seeking employment, crossed paths with Ying Hao Dong who was grieving the loss of his girlfriend. Despite facing opposition from both family and friends, Su Xin remained optimistic as she cared for Hao Dong. With the help of Su Xin and Hao Dong's mother, his memory slowly began to return, unraveling the mystery behind his accident and his girlfriend's death.