Asian dramas like
Management Marriage

This drama revolves around three women in their middle age: Cha Jin Ok, Oh Dal Sook, and Nam Mi Rae. They are friends who completed high school together and think they are living fulfilling lives; however, they encounter a significant turning point in their lives. (KoreanDrama.org)

The tale of Tang Peng and Lin Jun, a previously childless couple, and their emotional journey towards parenthood, filled with both sorrow and joy.

A humorous drama focused on four sisters. These sisters, along with their families, reside in a multi-level building that features a coffee shop on the ground floor.

Individuals who belong to the baby boomer generation often find themselves caring for aging parents while also sacrificing their own needs to fund their children’s education. This series explores the dynamics of a couple in their fifties alongside their children and elderly parents, representing three distinct generations. Information spreads rapidly through social media, societal concerns become trending topics almost instantaneously thanks to smart devices, and young adults can easily find a coffee shop on nearly every corner of the city to enjoy a bitter Americano in the 21st century. The one constant throughout these changes is the importance of family ties. Those in their fifties face the challenge of an increasing elderly population while often failing to save for retirement, as they allocate their finances towards their children’s education in a job market that offers fewer opportunities. Younger generations frequently use language that their elders may not comprehend, and the concept of casual dating has evolved significantly for today’s youth. By examining three generations within a family, we highlight various aspects of society. Additionally, we delve into the everyday life of Lady Cha, a resilient figure in the family, to illustrate elements of a typical, nurturing family environment. (MBC)

Gu Da Hai's youngest daughter, who is in her thirties, develops romantic feelings for her graduate instructor, a man who is around the same age as her father, leading to significant complications

The play delves into the dynamics between mother-in-laws and daughter-in-laws in modern urban families by narrating brief family anecdotes from the parents of two different families. It also sheds light on the marriage experiences of young couples born in the 1980s who embrace a fresh perspective on love and marriage.

Cha Ki Young used to be a thriving news anchor enjoying a comfortable lifestyle, but her life took a turn when she chose to become a single mother against societal norms. Similarly, Jo Eun Cha was once in the same profession as a news anchor but stepped away from his career to run for office, which ended in failure. Although neither Ki Young nor Eun Cha's plans unfold as they had hoped, they have yet to uncover what destiny has in store for them. In the meantime, four other couples are wrestling with the question of whether they can truly achieve everything they desire in contemporary romance.

During the late 1950s, the Republic of China, which had endured over fifty years of war, celebrated its tenth anniversary. Yang Xiao Yi, Liu Shi Jun, and their peers are young individuals of this new era embarking on a path to leave their mark on the world. Raised in a single-parent household, Yang Xiao Yi is resolute in uncovering the true identity of her biological father. As she navigates through challenges with her family, friends, and loved ones, she learns valuable lessons and remains resilient in the face of adversity.

Upon turning 30, Zhang Xiao Wu experiences a string of unfortunate events: her fiancé abandons her for another woman, her business is on the brink of collapse, her landlord evicts her, and her family members constantly ask her for money. Despite these setbacks, Zhang Xiao Wu remains optimistic and confronts each obstacle with a positive mindset, ultimately discovering genuine joy and love.

Follow-up to Xiao Ju's Spring.

Bi Shen Nan, a determined mother known for her strict parenting style, finds herself under immense pressure as she raises her daughter Qian Qian. On the other hand, her husband, Luo Su, has a more relaxed approach to parenting. Qian Qian, the couple's daughter, is considered the princess of the family. Realizing the importance of a strong educational foundation in elementary school, Bi Shen Nan decides to adopt a more disciplined approach to parenting in order to help her daughter succeed academically. Despite this, Luo Su prioritizes Qian Qian's happiness above all else, even if it means she may fall behind academically. Adding to the mix are their opinionated grandparents and the return of Luo Su's gentle ex-girlfriend.

When TV producer Lei Da accidentally becomes involved in Xu Zhi's marital problems, their lives become increasingly connected, leading to Lei Da developing strong feelings for her. To win over Xu Beiyang, Xu Zhi's strict father, Lei Da teams up with her two other potential suitors, Wang Chuang and Luo Shixiong, in an effort to show their worthiness as partners for Xu Beiyang's daughters.

Tong Tong has had difficulty hearing since she was a child, a result of rescuing her family from a fire. She grapples with finding acceptance in society without being treated differently. Through the guidance of her mentor and support from those around her, Tong Tong discovers her talent in voice acting, embracing her newfound strength. While working at a dubbing company, she encounters Leung Kai Yin, who initially treats her with excessive care due to her disability. Despite challenges, Tong Tong finds herself falling for Kai Yin as he learns to truly understand her. However, she struggles to confess her feelings as another woman, Yuen Siu Naa, also shows interest in Kai Yin. Tong Tong faces a new obstacle that threatens to bring her down. Will Kai Yin be able to connect with Tong Tong emotionally, or will his efforts be in vain?

Ching Sum, an employee at a pharmaceutical company, is married to his controlling wife, Ko Lai Sum. Instead of confronting her directly, he has been avoiding conflict for the past seven years. However, Lai Sum continues to suspect him of infidelity. Sum's younger brother, Ching Yee, often teases him but also sympathizes with his situation, offering practical advice when possible. One day, Sum is caught cheating by Lai Sum in Shenzhen, who then suggests divorce. Yee, who claims to never lose in matters of love, meets Miu Ling Chi, a new manager at the company, and suffers a significant loss, nearly jeopardizing his job in the process.

Sakuraba Yuuichiro, a popular pop idol known for his cool demeanor, is revealed to be a carefree and cheerful individual. He finds himself in a predicament after falling for Sakura and agreeing to marry into her family, which includes three sisters. To complicate matters further, he faces challenges in concealing his marriage from his devoted and enthusiastic fans.

At the age of 26, Hatsumi Kitahara works as a dental hygienist and resides with her father, Kyotaro, a seasoned naval officer, as well as her retired grandmother, Hanako. Hatsumi envisions a simple life filled with average job, marriage, and overall enjoyment. Following her mother's passing, she returned home after living independently. Despite their close living situation, Hatsumi and Kyotaro engage in daily trivial arguments. Hatsumi is employed at a dental clinic managed by Ryohei Noma, surrounded by her female colleagues. Unexpectedly, Ryohei proposes marriage to Hatsumi, while another man named Keiichiro, a wealthy figure in Internet and IT, invites her out for dinner. Amidst these events, Hatsumi encounters her ex-boyfriend, Hajime, who is currently exploring his own path in life. This comedic and heartfelt family drama focuses on the dynamics between father and daughter.

Lee Ok Hwa, a cheerful Korean expatriate living in China, hails from China. Ryu Shi Won, a journalist, finds himself in a predicament while in China. He is teased by troublemakers, but Ok Hwa comes to his rescue upon discovering that one of them is her brother. When Ok Hwa travels to Korea to work for Ryu Shi Won's relative, he tries to act as if he doesn't know her, but their bond proves too strong. Despite their frequent disagreements, their relationship grows closer. Meanwhile, Ok Hwa resides with her employer's sister and her two children, Su Jin and Mi Jin. The twins, who have thrived despite financial difficulties, are intelligent and well-adjusted. Mi Jin, who is in college, harbors a secret crush on Lee Suh Jin. Through a twist of fate, she ends up working for Lee Suh Jin's eccentric grandmother and grows closer to Lee Suh Jin. However, Mi Jin's cousin, Hae Won, also has feelings for Lee Suh Jin. This drama beautifully captures the struggles and love that unite a family.

Fifty years after leaving her family, a grandmother unexpectedly reappears to share a 10-billion-won inheritance with her children and grandchildren. This revelation sparks a rivalry among the family members as they vie for their share of the fortune, resulting in humorous antics and ultimately fostering growth and maturity among everyone involved.

In the novel "That Day, That Night" by Huang Yuan, there are two close friends, Chen Ke Luo and Wei Qi Xiang, who both develop feelings for Ye Duo Li, a kind-hearted girl. Despite their willingness to prioritize their friendship over their love for her, they ultimately resort to a game of rock-paper-scissors to determine their fates. Love often defies logic, as shown in this story.

Heo Gap Dol is a college graduate without a job who has spent years attempting to succeed in the civil service examination. His long-term girlfriend, Shin Gap Soon, backs him by taking on multiple part-time positions, hoping that he will eventually pass the test and ask her to marry him. This drama presents a positive portrayal of different types of marriages among the characters, including traditional marriage, divorced couples, remarried partners, common-law relationships, and cohabiting couples.

In the upscale neighborhood of Gangnam, one mother stands out as an exception: Bok Dang Ji. She relocated to Gangnam and struggles to make ends meet, yet she feels fortunate, akin to Cinderella, because she married the man she once admired from afar. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she encounters Han Jung Wook, a prosecutor who enjoys a life of privilege and shares many similarities with her. Having risen from poverty to join the ranks of the affluent through relentless effort, he embodies determination. However, their lives take a downturn one fateful day. The series focuses on Bok Dan Ji, a mother in Gangnam, and Han Jung Wook, who experiences a fall from grace as a member of the elite, as they gradually cultivate a bond and discover genuine love. (MBC America)

Madame Shim is the mother of four sons: Ki Baek, Lee Baek, Sam Baek, and Sa Baek. Her eldest, Ki Baek, develops feelings for Goo Mi Ho, who happens to be the daughter of her rival, Goo Gook. The third son, Wang Sam Baek, becomes friends with Chae Soo Jung. Meanwhile, Lee Baek, the second son, falls for Soo Jung, a stunning twenty-three-year-old who is studying hotel management at their mother's establishment. Complications arise as Sam Baek also finds himself attracted to Soo Jung. Additionally, both Soo Young and Yu Ri have affections for the youngest son, Sa Baek, but he does not reciprocate their feelings and makes efforts to avoid them.

Lee Jung Do's father is a con artist who plans to revert to his old ways upon his release from prison, despite having assured his son that he would lead a lawful life. Due to his father's criminal history, LJD faced significant challenges in securing employment. However, he persevered, successfully passed the bar exams, and ultimately became a prosecutor. Oh Young Joo works as a detective in the same neighborhood as LJD. Meanwhile, Kim Joon Ki, hailing from a wealthy background, aspires to be a prosecutor as well. He encounters OYJ on a blind date and continues to pursue her, despite her lack of interest. Moon Chae Ri is a minor con artist who partners with LJD's father for one last heist before he intends to honor his promise to his son and avoid further trouble.

Upon completing middle school, Li Da Bao sought employment to provide for his family following his father's passing. He now works as a technician at a textile factory, repairing machinery. When Zhang Duo Duo, a performer in a song and dance troupe, encounters trouble at a spinning and weaving workshop, Da Bao comes to her rescue. After accompanying her to the troupe to report the incident, he unintentionally interrupts Duo Duo while she is changing clothes. In order to avoid any misunderstandings, Duo Duo decides to marry Da Bao.

The drama narrates the romantic relationship between Qiu Hai Tang, a renowned pupil in Yuzhen class, and Luo Xiang Qi, a female student from Normal University

A theatrical piece centered on the daughter of a businessman who is battling a scheme to seize control of her father's company.

Fifa, a charming and highly materialistic young man with aspirations of traveling to Japan, finds himself sent into the forest to prove his worth following the rejection of his scholarship application. Hem, an older individual burdened by a troubled history, has chosen to live in seclusion as a park ranger in the woods. As the two grow closer, romantic feelings emerge between them; however, their personal challenges create obstacles, leading them to question whether their relationship can truly progress.

Daidoji Tamotsu, aged 51, holds the position of department manager at a medium-sized specialized trading firm. He encounters a woman who is 28 years younger than him and they decide to tie the knot. Meanwhile, Hanazawa Kiichiro is a high-ranking office worker at a leading general trading company. He is taken aback when his daughter introduces a man who is the same age as him as her partner. This leads to a series of challenges in what he had previously thought was the perfect family, prompting him to reevaluate his life choices.

Na Rim, who grew up in an affluent family, tragically lost her loved ones in a car crash at the age of nine. Following the incident, she experienced memory loss, prompting her uncle to enlist the help of Oh Dal Gun, a former gangster, to create a makeshift family environment that included parents, a sister, a brother, grandparents, and an uncle, in hopes of helping her recover her memories. In his haste, Oh Dal Gun ended up recruiting a variety of quirky individuals to portray Na Rim's family members. Initially, the group struggled to get along, leading to comical situations as they attempted to navigate their new roles in front of the young girl while also shielding her from the person responsible for her family's tragedy. Over time, however, they began to act like a true family and developed genuine care for one another, demonstrating that a nurturing heart can be more important than biological ties. This series is the second installment in SBS's "Bad" trilogy.

After the passing of her father, Lee Soon Shin faces numerous challenges. Both she and her mother find it difficult to attain happiness. Amid the highs and lows of her life, her romantic journey unfolds. As the youngest in a prosperous family, Lee Soon Shin appears to lack the talents that her relatives possess, often being viewed as an outsider, even though she is a spirited, vibrant, and brave young woman. Her life takes a transformative turn when she encounters Shin Joon Ho, the head of a talent agency. Initially, Shin Joon Ho is a self-assured, aloof, and competitive individual, but he undergoes a change as he learns the true essence of success through his relationship with Lee Soon Shin.

Based on the book "Moment in Peking" written by Lin Yu Tang.

Mo Ge Li, a young boy who was brought up by the forest guardian Grandpa Lin, gets his first taste of city life when he is accidentally brought to the urban area by the independent career woman Ling Xi

The narrative revolves around Wang Xiao Meng, a youthful resident of Ivory Mountain Village, and Xie Yong Qiang, a university student who came back to his hometown. Together, they dedicated themselves to advancing township and village enterprises. (OnDemandChina)

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.

In this series, Xie Lan and Pi Chang Sheng were delighted about their sons. Zhao Si locked up Yu Tian and Liu Ying in the house to ensure the continuation of their family line, while Guang Kun pressured Yong Qiang and Xiao Meng to have children quickly. This led to conflicts and caused rifts between couples. Chang Gui excelled in his career and was promoted to the head of the water conservancy station.

In Ivory Mountain Village, the start of the new year has brought about several positive changes. Each household now utilizes computers, allowing for a stronger connection to the outside world. The residents have embraced current fashion trends, leading to a more stylish community. Additionally, the expansion of Bigfoot Supermarket signifies growth in the village. Despite these advancements, some individuals like Xie Da Jiao and Chang Gui have faced challenges in their relationships, leading to marital issues. Meanwhile, Xie Guang Kun's concerns about becoming a grandfather have driven him to intervene in the marriage of Xiao Meng and Yong Qiang. Fortunately, Wang Da Na has stepped in to assist the struggling Da Jiao couple.

The narrative centers around a young lady named Lu Yaqing in the era of the Chinese republic. She transforms her circumstances from poverty to marrying into a wealthy family, leveraging her embroidery skills to rise as a prosperous and influential figure, leaving a significant mark during her lifetime.

After Tong Si Jie loses her parents at a young age, she faces challenges and takes on various jobs to support her siblings. Her path crosses with the wealthy Yi Yi, and they fall in love against all odds. However, their plans for a future together are disrupted by Yi Yi's controlling mother, who manipulates the situation and drives a wedge between the couple.

According to the novel "Chu Hun" written by Wu Ke Jing.

Choi Fung, a determined and intelligent young girl, encounters Ah Wong, a man with a mental brain injury known as "simple-minded." Despite the trouble he causes by claiming her as his wife, she continues to help him when he is bullied by other children. Choi Fung's stepmother, Lau Seung Seung, favors her biological daughter Choi Dip and opposes her marriage to Ah Wong, as it was arranged at birth. To ensure Choi Fung marries Ah Wong instead, Lau Seung Seung and Choi Dip devise a plan. Although Choi Fung believes she will marry Bao Gai Chung, she discovers on the wedding day that it is too late. Despite her mother-in-law Mai Chu Lien's approval of her, Choi Fung finds herself in a tumultuous situation under the new roof, especially when a dark secret from Ah Wong's past is revealed by Yeung Pui Kwan, causing further disruptions in their lives.

Kam Yuk was saved by the compassionate owner of a soy sauce factory from being forced into a brothel when she was a child. She later becomes the young bride of Tau, the factory owner's son. Kam Yuk ends up taking care of Tau more as a servant than a wife, as she is the one who raises him. When Kam Yuk realizes that Tau is spoiled, she convinces an idealistic teacher named Mak Sau Sing to educate him. However, Tau manipulates Mak into selling himself to the family in order to settle a debt owed by his friend, Sor Koo. Learning that Tau's father was responsible for his own father's death, Mak and Sor Koo cause trouble in the household and trick Tau into giving up the family business. Despite their differences, both Tau and Mak find themselves facing a common adversary in Cheng Sin, who has returned to town with the intention of teaming up with the rival of the soy sauce factory, Ding Fung, to drive Mak out of business.

Ding Sheung Wong is a man in his thirties, with the intellectual capacity of a seven-year-old. Despite being teased for being "crazy," he insists that he is simply uncomplicated. His close friend Wong Kei Fung, whom he affectionately calls his "little wife," used to play a game where they pretended to be husband and wife. When Fung announces her departure to the United States for college, Wong is left feeling lost. Upon Fung's return to Hong Kong, she secures a job at the Chung Corporation, working under the management of Chung Kam Wing and his son Michael. It is later revealed that Wong is Kam Wing's biological son, leading to his recruitment into the company. Meanwhile, Fung's cousin Angel On Kei develops feelings for Chi Chung, who in turn harbors affection for Fung. Fung is torn between Chi Chung and Wong, unsure of who holds the key to her happiness.

Kit is the father of three boys: Freeman, Ray, and Kevin. Their family is led by Grandpa until he discloses his Parkinson's Disease diagnosis and passes the leadership role to Kit. The situation becomes more intricate with the arrival of Miki, as both Freeman and Ray develop feelings for her.

It is challenging to navigate life as a human, especially as a man, and even more so as a husband and father. Hong Tin Yam bears the responsibility of being the head of his family, which includes his son Hong Sai Hei and second wife Wong Dak Kiu. Their extended family, consisting of Wong Dak Wai, Wong Dak Lan, her husband, and two children, as well as their father, live nearby. Throughout the story, we witness the various struggles and challenges Hong Tin Yam faces, both mentally and emotionally, as he fulfills his role as a man.