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Taking place in the bustling financial hub of Shanghai, this television show follows the lives of three distinct families as they grapple with the emotional toll of sending their children overseas for a superior education.

In this comedic urban drama, we follow the journey of Jiang Deshun, the head of the "Yishun Baishun" online company. Despite his extensive family and various challenges, including internal conflicts and financial burdens, Jiang strives to revive his struggling business. Through overcoming these obstacles, he realizes the importance of reconnecting with his family and addressing past issues in order to achieve true happiness.

A comedic story revolves around unmarried middle-aged women known as "sing lui." Heung Gwong Lam is a wealthy bachelor who prides himself on being stylish, attractive, and charming. Working as a creative director at a PR firm, he harbors guilt from past experiences and sympathizes with the "sing lui" who have been left by men and are still searching for love. Determined to transform them from "Left Behind Lady" to "My Prime Lady," he sets out to change their mindset. Things take a turn when Sing Fa Lui, who had a brief encounter with Gwong Lam, shows up at the PR company claiming to be romantically involved with the boss. Using this to her advantage, she rises to a director position, posing a threat to Gwong Lam's career. Just as he's dealing with this situation, another troubled "sing lui" enters the scene, seeking help with her love life. Gwong Lam continues to assist these women in getting their lives back on track. Through twists and turns, Fa Lui realizes Gwong Lam isn't as bad as she thought, while he discovers her genuine nature beneath the facade. Despite his own insecurities, he decides to help Fa Lui become the best version of herself and promote her to others for her happiness.

Regardless of life's challenges, always maintain a professional demeanor with customers. In the world of night entertainment, the women at the center of "Omizu" showcase their resilience and success. These hostesses, from various backgrounds, navigate through personal struggles and relationships while pursuing their chosen lifestyle. (FujiTV)

Yumi, a 23-year-old office worker, unexpectedly loses her job. In a hurry to make it to a part-time job interview at a publishing company, she finds herself still dressed in a kimono from a friend's wedding that ran late. Meanwhile, well-known comic book writer Reijiro Sakurai is holding a meeting with his staff, planning to seclude himself at a hot spring for three months to focus on his next project. When Yumi enters the room seeking a place to change, Sakurai jokingly suggests she join him during his time away.

The drama series is based in a laundromat located in Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. It revolves around Nagi Nagumo, a part-time worker at the laundromat, the owner of the establishment, and the various customers who frequent the place.

Bakarhythm uses an apartment in Tokyo as his workspace for writing scripts and other content. While he is working alone at his desk, he is interrupted by visits from Bananaman Himura and Wakabayashi Masayasu. Actress Mizukawa Asami, who lives nearby, also joins them. This casual gathering of showbiz friends, although uneventful, takes place in the apartment.

The drama series portrays the romantic journey and experiences of 39-year-old Young Ae.

Since the separation of Huang Fei Hong and Shi Shan Yi more than 150 years ago, their families have forbidden any future intermarriage to prevent potential misfortune. However, after a century and a half, their descendants find themselves living together once more. Can their children defy the longstanding family curse, or will this reunion spark yet another generation of conflict between the families?

Is it feasible to maintain a thriving career while also nurturing a successful romantic relationship? A group of close friends in their early thirties are attempting to balance their professional lives with the pursuit of true love. Tan Ai Lin, a sophisticated and outspoken bookstore owner, is among them. Li Ming Lang, a straightforward and affable television producer, is also part of the group. Tao Chun, a wealthy and stunning software designer, is solely focused on finding her ideal partner. Mao Na, a stylist and self-professed feminist who is against marriage, rounds out the foursome. Can these friends support each other in their quest for personal happiness?

Xia Bing, a 26-year-old woman, lived by the motto "No marriage or children until reaching the age of 30." However, her life takes a surprising twist when she discovers she is pregnant and must confront the prospect of motherhood and marriage with her boyfriend. (TMDb)

The follow-up to the online show 'Never Ever Expected' features brief comedic sketches set in an office environment, where employees strive to pitch their creative ideas to their supervisor. The sketches include nods to the well-known Tiny Times series and make references to the famous actor Andy Lau.

The show is a comedic series set in a legal setting, with Kitayama portraying a lawyer.

Li Li is inadvertently causing trouble at work, leading to the dismissal of four colleagues. However, her manager, Qiao Yi Qiao, steps in to assist and together they decide to launch a new company. They secure a rundown four-story building and encounter Yang Wei, who is physically agile but lacks intelligence. The interactions between these six unique personalities in the workplace result in a series of humorous situations as they strive to build their careers.

Upon obtaining his degree in law, a pragmatic individual from Beijing, hailing from a conventional Chinese household, heeds his parents' desires to venture into the competitive job market of the city. Despite facing numerous rejections, he eventually secures a position that diverges greatly from his aspirations - that of a waiter. Alongside a diverse team of restaurant employees with varying backgrounds and aspirations, a tale marked by both joy and sorrow unfolds.

Following her graduation from college, Sai Xiao Hua is resolute in her decision to remain in Beijing. Despite securing a job, she experiences a complicated relationship with her employer, Qiao Ma, leading to her dismissal. Subsequently, she opts to launch a small grocery store specializing in organic produce alongside her old classmate, You Liang. (Viki)

The plot follows three young women with distinct personalities as they navigate their romantic relationships. Ai Ma is an aspiring actress facing challenges in her career, Niu Su Su excels as a sales consultant, and Li Zhi is a talented and attractive individual. By chance, the three women end up living together and form a strong bond of friendship. Their lives are intertwined with various male characters, including the dependable childhood friend Su Zhi Huan, the successful CEO Gao Li Sen, charming Tang Tang, reserved Li Ke Li, and carefree Jiang Mo Jie. Through the exploration of these diverse characters, the drama delves into the differing values and beliefs surrounding love among modern city dwellers, using the terms "Mary Sue" and "Jack Sue" to highlight the idealized nature of the characters.

The narrative revolves around the staff at Jin Entertainment, an entertainment firm that finds itself unexpectedly facing a potential closure, and their efforts to uncover the reasons behind the turmoil threatening their company.

Hitomi, a teacher known for her habit of dishonesty, often creates problems for those in her vicinity.

A man in his forties ties the knot with a beautiful woman who is two decades younger than him, altering the course of his life significantly. To his surprise, the mother of his new wife turns out to be his former lover. Adding to the complexity, the mother decides to live with the newlyweds. What was expected to be a blissful newlywed life turns into a chaotic journey, showcasing the humorous dynamics of this trio. This is a comedic drama exploring the relationships and conflicts among these three individuals. --TBS

"Success So" is a quiet apartment building located in a secluded corner of the city

A group of individuals with diverse personalities and backgrounds come together to establish a small bed and breakfast.

Following the success of Big Forest Cafe in 2017, You Good is expected to deliver more humor and higher production quality while portraying the lives of a diverse group of individuals with engaging characters. (ChineseDrama.info)

Three families from diverse backgrounds encounter difficulties when sending their children overseas for studies

Raising two young girls can be challenging at times

The plot revolves around Xiao Li Ming, who symbolizes the safety and well-being of Chinese construction workers. He confronts a range of societal issues such as online scams, risky investments, corporate ethics, and competing interest groups as he strives to safeguard the tranquility and joy of the people. (cpophome)

The wealthy Ching family in the Tang Dynasty was known for producing textiles for the royal family, government officials, and the army. During Princess Man Sing's wedding to the Tibetan Emperor, a dispute arose between Lady Gwai and the Ching family. Lady Gwai, a favorite concubine of the Tang Emperor, felt insulted by remarks made by the Ching family's 3rd madam, Sam Kam Hing. In retaliation, Lady Gwai used a fabric gifted by the Ching family as a carpet for the wedding ceremony. She also suggested to the Tang Emperor that the Ching family should take a Tibetan girl as their daughter-in-law to improve relations with the new royal family. The Tang Emperor agreed, leaving the Ching family with no choice but to accept. Their son, Ching Chi Hin, reluctantly agreed to marry Dun Ju, the daughter of a Tibetan general. The couple's relationship started off rocky, with Dun Ju mistaking Chi Hin for a thief on their first meeting. Despite their loveless marriage, Dun Ju remains eager to return to Tibet, while Chi Hin sarcastically nicknames her "stupid pig." Their lives take a turn when Dun Ju meets a Tibetan government official named Luk Dung Jaun, who enlists her help in finding the long-lost illegitimate son of the Tibetan Emperor, using clues like a gold butterfly pendant, a piece of jade, and a birthmark on the person's chest.

The family's wish on a wishing tree to stay together forever comes true as they journey through different dynasties and historical events, eventually settling in the modern world. Yau Nim Chi now owns a HK style cafe named "Tung Mut Yuen" (which sounds like "Zoo" in Cantonese). Chi, a former police officer, married cafe owner Kam Wah and took on the role of caring for his three children from a previous marriage. Despite not being their biological mother, the children - Kam Nin, Kam Yuet, and Kam Yat - consider Chi as their own and the family lives harmoniously. Following Wah's passing, Chi assumes the role of both mother and father alongside Wah's sister Kam Sa Sa, continuing to run the cafe and enjoying a comfortable life. Eighteen years later, the children have grown up and achieved success in their own endeavors.

This is a tale about individuals with diverse aspirations, dreams, and strategies to accomplish their goals. Each person possesses unique perspectives on life, career, and relationships. Lok Tien Sung is the offspring of the affluent Ko Hung, while Seung Hei is a regular office worker who coincidentally moves into Tien Sung's residence. Lam Oi Mei and Hong Ching hold leadership positions in large companies. Tien Sung and Seung Hei later join the same firm and develop a close friendship. Amy faced the loss of both her parents at a young age, teaching her the value of money and leading her to resort to deceit and deception for financial gain. Despite Hong Ching's deep affection for her, Amy considers him insufficiently wealthy. Upon discovering Tien Sung's affluent background, Amy employs various tactics to win his love.