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Mom Dont Do That

The narrative centers on Dolly, a determined young woman who has experienced the loss of her mother, and Krin, a charming entrepreneur and heir to a significant sauce manufacturing business.

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.

Meen, a fifth-year medical student, enjoys a dedicated academic lifestyle enriched by the delightful presence of friends such as Bon, Flint, Kim, Baikhao, and Pokpong. One day, Meen's mother sends Tul, the son of a close friend who has recently passed the entrance exam for engineering at Chiang Mai University, the country's premier institution, to stay with Meen and tasks him with looking after Tul. Meen views this as a favorable chance for Tul to move into a dormitory close to the university, allowing Tul to take care of Nirand instead. However, before the move, Meen discovers that beneath Tul’s academic success lies a battle with depression. Motivated by his medical knowledge and empathy, Meen selflessly decides to forgo the dormitory arrangement to support and care for Tul. As they share living space for a time, their bond evolves from mere “brothers” into something deeper. Both face the dilemma of whether to pursue a romantic relationship or to remain just “brothers” in order to achieve their personal aspirations.

Du Lala is currently enjoying a successful phase in her life. Having left behind the insecurities of her youth, she is happily married to Wang Wei and holds the position of HR manager at her workplace. Moreover, she is on the brink of being promoted to the role of HR director. However, Lala's contentment is disrupted by the arrival of Kathy, a young and attractive new employee whose professional achievements outshine Lala's. Not only does Kathy pose a threat to Lala's promotion, but she also happens to be a former student of Wei's mother and is adored by the entire Wang family, including Wei himself. To add to Lala's troubles, Kathy moves into the apartment directly below Lala and Wei. Will Lala be able to protect her career and marriage from this new adversary?

Noh Ae Jung is a single mother employed as a producer at a film company. For the last 14 years, she has not been in a relationship; however, four men enter her life. Oh Dae Oh, a bestselling author with an enigmatic persona, is one of them. Ryu Jin, a well-known actor, is another. Koo Pa Do, who used to be involved in gang activities, now serves as the CEO of Nine Capital financial firm. Lastly, Oh Yeon Woo works as a physical education teacher at a school.

Three households share a residence at a boarding establishment named Samkwang Villa. Sun Jeong's family leads a modest and uncomplicated existence, lacking substantial wealth. In contrast, Jeong Ho's family enjoys affluence but is anything but harmonious. Jeong Won's family appears flawless on the surface, yet their dynamics are quite troubled. Additional individuals come to Samgwang Villa, each bringing their own unique narratives. In a world where single-person households are increasing and many opt out of marriage, what does family truly signify today? Let’s explore the lives of those who open their hearts to one another, embracing love and connection in a Homemade Love Story.

A contemporary play follows the journeys of six young individuals as they passionately pursue their dreams. (DramaWiki)

A stubborn elderly father and a kindhearted mother in their senior years develop feelings for each other. Despite coming from distinct cultural backgrounds, their families face challenges when the couple marries later in life. Nevertheless, these disagreements ultimately pave the way for mutual understanding and unity, allowing them to discover the essence of genuine family bonds. Can they maintain their peaceful coexistence moving forward? (Viki)

The Wang family confronts several difficulties: social elitism; prejudice; adult children returning home after having lived independently throughout college; the power dynamics within the family unit, particularly between husband and wife; and the timing of marriage and starting a family amid the economic challenges present in contemporary Korean society. The eldest daughter had joined a wealthy family through marriage, but after their bankruptcy, she and her family were compelled to return to her parents' residence. The second daughter is struggling financially as her husband is currently unemployed, while the youngest daughter unexpectedly chose to resign from her job.

The series effectively narrates the journey of a girl named Hyo Rin, who is perpetually troubled by matters of the heart

During the 1990s, amidst China's integration into the global economy, Qiu Shui and his companions enroll in medical school with the goal of leaving their country rather than pursuing careers in medicine. The story follows a young student and his peers as they navigate through various activities such as drinking, engaging in romantic relationships, and playing video games, alongside military drills, academic assignments, and typical college pranks. "Beijing, Beijing" offers a humorous and perceptive portrayal of a society and an individual grappling with the clash between tradition and modernization. Over time, as relationships evolve and people move on, Qiu Shui faces the solitude and uncertainty that characterize his generation.

The tale commences with a lost engagement ring in the MRT train. Yi Zhi had intended to propose to Lisa on that special day, but unfortunately, the ring slipped from his grasp. As they set out to find the ring, they both began to reflect on the true meaning of love. Meanwhile, the ring embarked on its own journey through the city, passing through different stations and becoming entangled in various love stories. Much like the concept of love itself, this ring flowed continuously through the bustling city.

During the 1930s in Chengdu, the Gao family held significant power and influence as a feudalistic household. Jue Xin, the eldest grandson, faced pressure to abandon his love for cousin Mei Fen and marry Rui Jue, a woman chosen by his parents. Following his father's passing, Jue Xin was tasked with continuing the family business as per tradition, a challenging responsibility that stirred up jealousy and deceit among other family members. Despite his grandfather's attempts to arrange a marriage with Mr. Feng's granddaughter, Jue Min defied expectations by running away. Meanwhile, Jue Hui and servant girl Ming Feng, who shared a deep connection from childhood, found themselves torn apart when Grandfather decided to give Ming Feng to Mr. Feng as a concubine.

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.

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

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 play narrates the tale of Cheng Zixin, a girl from the North Drift, who finds herself being courted simultaneously by architect Fang Qihong and financial expert Zhang Shenran.

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)

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

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.

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?

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.

A humorous play depicting the experiences of four pairs from various age groups.

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 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.

A mother raising her child on her own discovers romance.

Based on Wang Shuo's novel "Playing for Thrills," viewers have the option of choosing between a condensed 32-episode version or the full 52-episode version.

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.

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.

During her childhood, Yoo Da Mi was compelled to live with her grandmother. Unbeknownst to her, this was also the moment her father vanished from her life, leading her to believe he was dead ever since. As the years passed, her mother achieved fame as one of the nation’s top-selling authors; however, this success meant she rarely had time for her daughter. One day, Da Mi inadvertently overhears a phone call from her father, which reveals that her mother has deceived her about his true situation. Fueled by anger, Da Mi resolves to provoke her mother by opting not to pursue a university education and instead pursuing a career in acting. To her surprise, her debut film is adapted from one of her mother’s books. Meanwhile, Ha Yeong Chan, the step-brother of her boss, is a friend who secretly harbors feelings for Da Mi, but she does not reciprocate his affections.