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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)

"Inborn Pair" follows the story of Ke Wei Xiang, a resort president who is searching for his true love. His grandmother had arranged for him to marry the granddaughter of a man who saved her life, and she has been eagerly waiting for this promise to be fulfilled. Wei Xiang is a kind and considerate man who cannot bear to disappoint his grandmother. The female lead, Song Yi Jie, is a legal assistant who is working towards becoming a lawyer. She is a strong advocate for justice and is focused on her career rather than romance. The first episode shows Yi Jie and Wei Xiang meeting in a funny situation, where she pretends to be involved with a man in order to help his wife gather evidence for a divorce. Their encounter is mistaken by both as something else, with Wei Xiang thinking Yi Jie is a homewrecker and Yi Jie believing Wei Xiang is a womanizer.

Thrifty father Song Young Dal and his spouse Jang Ok Boon have four grown children: stunt performer Joon Sun, homemaker Ga Hee, pediatric doctor Na Hee, and intern Da Hee

The Kim family consists of three generations living under one roof in a building that includes a veterinarian office and a cafe on the ground floor. The family has five unmarried children who are all participating in a dating show called "Who's My Love". With a total of 82 episodes, the question remains: Will all five children successfully find and maintain their romantic relationships?

A narrative centered on the romantic lives and marriages of six couples, each categorized into one of six distinct types of marital dynamics!

Laurel Tree Tailor Shop, a family-run establishment, has been operating for nearly a century. The master tailor, Lee Man Sool, has mastered the rare skill of crafting bespoke suits. After deciding to leave, Man Sool leaves behind a note for his wife, instructing her to sell the traditional shop, as he believes it can no longer sustain itself and lacks the strength to do it himself. His family—his wife, son, and daughter—are shocked by his choice. Meanwhile, his former apprentice is heartbroken upon hearing of Man Sool’s departure and considers returning to the shop, a move his wife prohibits. Family dynamics become complicated when Dong Jin unexpectedly loses his position as president of his father-in-law’s company, and his wife initiates divorce proceedings. Convinced that returning to his father's tailor shop is his best option, Dong Jin makes that decision. The seamstresses are eager to keep the shop running until their boss returns, but one woman is hesitant due to her negative experiences with Dong Jin. What will it take to rescue this cherished community shop? (Viki)

The narrative centers on the offspring of the 'Jang family' and their descendants. Grandma Suh has two sons, Jang Jae Do and Jang Jae Man, along with a daughter, Jang Jae Ok. The eldest, Jae Do, loses his job and starts searching for manual labor opportunities, while his wife, Min Sook, a traditional homemaker, attempts to guide their underachieving son, Jang Ki Woong, towards a more promising path in both life and romance. (KoreanDrama.org)

The narrative revolves around domestic workers employed by affluent families. No Soon Geum is among these housekeepers; she is confident, courageous, and willing to put in strenuous effort to sustain herself, disregarding the master-servant dynamic. In her youth, Soon Geum envisioned a lavish existence reminiscent of a Cinderella tale, complete with her own charming prince, but that aspiration dimmed as she faced the realities of life. Nevertheless, her life takes a pivotal turn when she secures a position as a maid for the wealthy and attractive Kang Gun Woo.

Once again, winter has arrived. Cheng Man, a prominent figure in the world of venture capital, was in Shanghai preparing to bring her daughter to Sanya for the New Year. However, a series of events led her back to her hometown in Dongbei. Kong Ling Qi, the founder of a company specializing in corporate financing, accompanied Cheng Man to Dongbei to address some pressing matters. After overcoming various challenges, they were able to resolve their issues. Meanwhile, Cheng Man's sister, Cheng Shu, was facing financial trouble with her homestay in Dongbei until a large booking unexpectedly came through - from her ex-boyfriend, Wei Qi. Liao Ran, an aspiring Michelin star chef, was enlisted by Cheng Man to assist with the large booking, leading to a rollercoaster of emotions for all three individuals. Cheng Miao, their niece on the verge of graduation, returned home for Chinese New Year and sought solace in solo skiing, only to stumble upon the world of drone racing where she crossed paths with Ma Bo Yuan, a drone expert. Recognizing Cheng Miao's exceptional talent, Ma Bo Yuan soon developed a special connection with her. Amidst the unique warmth of Dongbei, will those who visit for their own reasons discover their true life goals?

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.

Yi Han, a well-known idol, and manicurist Pei You You find themselves in a fake marriage following a prank gone wrong

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.

This story revolves around the unique romance between Tae Ju, a supervisor in the construction industry, and Young Wook, who specializes in building renovations. Tae Ju comes from a humble background as the eldest son in his family, while Young Wook is a career-driven woman from a wealthy family. Despite their deep love for each other, their different upbringings and aspirations make marriage seem impossible. Joon Hee, a repairman, and Heung Nam, a mechanic, are roommates renting from the Jang family. Young Chae, Young Wook's pampered cousin, develops feelings for Joon Hee, while Heung Nam embarks on a search for his own love interest.

"Live in Style" tells the tale of a family facing challenging circumstances, yet they strive to rise above and maintain a stylish life. Each individual in this extended family carries unique names. [koreandrama.org]

This narrative revolves around O Ja Ryong, a sociable and kind-hearted individual who confronts his scheming brother-in-law, Yong Seok, who intends to usurp the wealth of his wife's family. The story contrasts O Ja Ryong’s genuine affection and loyalty to his wife with Yong Seok’s avarice and shallow affection for his own spouse. (MBC)

The tale revolves around a family consisting of four sons who reside on a farm close to Seoul along with their extended family. Hwang Tae Hee, the third son, works as a police officer and develops feelings for a young woman named Baek Ja Eun. Baek Ja Eun is an arrogant individual who places great value on her beauty and has a tendency to become angry very easily.

Renowned as one of the country's most popular celebrities, Kong Tae Seong is accustomed to being under the public eye. Despite the public's perception of him as a friendly and courteous individual, his management team, led by O Han Byeol, knows his true nature. Han Byeol, the head of the PR department, has had to use her crisis management skills multiple times to maintain Tae Seong's flawless image. Their constant disagreements have established them as natural adversaries, with their animosity seemingly everlasting. However, spending time together may potentially alter their feelings towards each other, or will their mutual disdain endure indefinitely?

The narrative centers on Han Dan Bi, an impolite woman from an affluent background. Her life takes a turn for the worse when her father, a former famous singer, suffers an accident orchestrated by his wife. Dan Bi discovers that she is adopted, and her stepmother exploits her husband’s comatose condition to evict Dan Bi from their home, all part of a scheme to sell his land to a merciless chairman of a hospital conglomerate. This shocking discovery prompts Dan Bi to seek out her biological mother, using her adoptive father's will as a tool, unaware that the truth about her birth father is closely linked to the chairman. Throughout her journey, she meets various individuals: the chairman's grandson, who develops feelings for Dan Bi but is uncertain about the future of their relationship; a divorced attorney whom Dan Bi is attracted to, yet whose father is also connected to her biological father, leading to the lawyer's mother disapproving of Dan Bi for her son; the lawyer's ex-spouse and their daughter, who prefers Dan Bi over her own mother; a step-sister who views Dan Bi as an obstacle to her corporate ambitions; and a sick doctor, who not only was the love of Dan Bi's adoptive father but also possesses crucial information about Dan Bi's origins.

The Lai family consists of four children: a narcissist, a workaholic, a divorcee, and a social butterfly. None of them are interested in settling down and getting married. Their parents believe that the children have become too accustomed to the family wealth and give them an ultimatum: marry within a year or lose their inheritance. The children reluctantly embark on a quest to find true love, which they have neglected for so long.

Song Ji Hye, a writer for radio programs, possesses a straightforward perspective that some might view as innocent yet also confident. She aspires to find a soulmate, yet she is concerned about the disparity between her idealized version of love and the actual experience. Caught in a romantic triangle, she navigates her feelings for two different men.

Jai Bao Yu, a young man from a prosperous feudal family, found himself surrounded by powerful women. His romantic entanglements with his cousins Lin Dai Yu and Xue Bao Chai unfolded during his family's efforts to maintain their power and status. ~ Taken from Cao Xue Qin's novel "Dream of the Red Chamber".

Cha Yoon Hee, a thriving producer of television dramas, is apprehensive about the idea of in-laws and desires a partner who has no familial connections

Guk Hwa is a young woman from the countryside who travels from Yanbian (China) to Korea with the intention of marrying. Upon reaching Seoul, she learns that her fiancé has tragically passed away in a car accident. Rather than going back to China, she opts to remain and build a new life in Korea. With the support of her fiancé's family, especially his nephew, Woo Gyeong, she manages to navigate the challenges of adapting to life in a foreign land.

Zhang Xiao Na is a dedicated employee at a digital production firm. She recently earned a promotion to head of the content department at the age of thirty and is viewed as a crucial member of the team. Xiao Na's strong work ethic stems from her facial birthmark, which has held her back in various aspects of her life, particularly in romance. Concerned about her lack of love life due to her work focus and the challenges posed by her birthmark, her brother, Lu Xiao Wei, enrolls her in a matchmaking service. It is at a singles event that she meets Chang Qing, who has just returned from the US and has been hired as a technical director at Xiao Na's company. Although they initially clash, Chang Qing and Zhang Xiao Na eventually find that they work well together and complement each other.

The story follows the growth and progress of the young couple Wang Xiaomeng and Xie Yong Qiang in Ivory Mountain Village. The significant improvements in the village, brought about by the collaboration between Ivory Mountain Village and the Wang Group to develop a hot spring resort, are both rapid and satisfying. This tale explores the romantic relationship, marriage, professional endeavors, and daily life of rural young adults in a lighthearted comedic manner.

Xiao Ju, a cheerful and hardworking young woman, decides to leave her hometown to get married and move to the city. However, upon arriving at her fianc 's house, she is shocked to learn that he has passed away. Despite facing numerous challenges, Xiao Ju perseveres and eventually finds work to support herself. She lands a job at a company where the CEO is known for being cold and distant. Through her kindness and positive attitude, Xiao Ju is able to warm the CEO's heart. While Xiao Ju's main goal is to earn money for her family, complications arise when her late fianc 's nephew develops feelings for her.

A luxury hotel faced competition from a rival named Li Rong Hao, prompting the president to bring back Lin Chong Guang for assistance. Despite leaving three years ago due to false rumors, Lin Chong Guang returns to boost the hotel's success. Li Rong Hao once again tries to take control of the hotel by hiring an expert in hotel acquisitions, Wen Ze Kai. As time passes, Wen Ze Kai undermines Lin Chong Guang by taking away his girlfriend, Tong Xin. The hotel becomes a battleground testing the boundaries between greed and morality.

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

The compassionate female teacher from the fishing village Hai Niang defies all odds and takes in eight street children. Qi Guo Lin, the boyfriend of Xiang Lan, assists Hai Niang in her endeavors. Just before her wedding, it is revealed that Hai Niang is terminally ill. Despite this, she orchestrates the marriage of Xiang Lan and Qi Guo Lin and entrusts the care of the eight homeless children to Qi Guo Lin. She quietly departs with a sense of fulfillment, leaving behind a legacy of boundless love. A tombstone inscribed with the word "mother" stands as a symbol of the children's and world's longing. The story is full of twists and turns, evoking tears and admiration for the unwavering love that permeates throughout.

Wang Yue Ting is a young girl with a passion for animals and a longing to discover her soulmate. One day, unexpectedly, her wish comes to life as her pets, including her stuffed animals, transform into humans. Every day, Wang Yue Ting will be accompanied by one of the twelve charming and youthful men who will offer her diverse romantic encounters until she locates her one true love. Nevertheless, each of them retains their unique animal traits, leading to numerous amusing predicaments.

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.

The plot centers around Ko Hoi (Paul Chun) and his four daughters, whom he cherishes dearly. Following the loss of their mother when they were young, Ko Hoi not only looks after his daughters but also frets about their future happiness and love lives. The eldest daughter, Wasabi, tends to be unreasonable and hot-tempered, often clashing with her husband Kit Lo, who may not be wealthy but loves her deeply. Tracy, the second daughter, has been in a long-term relationship with her boyfriend Ken and even works with him at a company they co-own. Bobo, the third sister, has high standards for men and is quite selective, leading to frequent changes in her partner. Meanwhile, Polly, the youngest sister and a university student, attracts a lot of attention from admirers due to her beauty and charm. The arrival of Kelvin and Ming, two best friends with contrasting personalities, is set to shake things up for the Ko family. Kelvin, a charismatic sales manager, excels in interpersonal skills, while Ming, a humble office worker, is sincere and ambitious but has faced setbacks in his career. These two young men are about to make a significant impact on the lives of the Ko women.

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.

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Eun Chae Ryung is a pampered daughter who has always depended entirely on her father. However, when he gets into an accident one day, she is abruptly jolted out of her protected existence and compelled to grow up, facing a series of challenges that ultimately lead her to become self-sufficient.

This show is designed to dramatize authentic narratives of married couples. It addresses the different challenges that prompt couples to consider divorce. A panel of judges facilitates the discussions and delivers rulings intended to assist couples in rediscovering the essence of marriage. Each episode offers a distinct storyline and features a blend of fresh and familiar cast members, including both idols and actors. The idol performers portray situations that newlyweds in their 20s and 30s may encounter.

A play that explores the pressures faced in a professional environment and the blatant prejudice towards overweight, single women.

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)