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The primary focus of the play revolves around a man and five women embroiled in a battle over family inheritance within the Bai family's mansion, which operated a bank in the city during the Republic of China era

"Living Pride" is a family-oriented drama portraying the everyday lives of a typical family amidst three decades of transformations, offering a glimpse into the lives of regular individuals following the nation's reform

This play narrates the tale of three decades of changes and economic liberalization in a northern village

Describes the journey of two elderly comrades and their six-decade-long marriage, capturing the various challenges and joys they have experienced throughout their life together

Liang Huan, originally from the mainland, moved to Hong Kong in the 1980s with her daughter Li You Hao to reunite with her husband, Li Gao Shan. Unfortunately, Li Gao Shan passed away unexpectedly, leaving Liang Huan to manage his teahouse alone. Despite the challenges, Liang Huan remains strong and determined. With the help of Li Gao Shan's friends Luo Yi Tong and Lao Jin, as well as the teahouse staff, she perseveres. As Hong Kong returned to China in 1997, the younger generation, including Li You Hao, Luo Zi Liang, Luo Zi Kang, Lao Yong Yi, Lao Yong An, and Xie Lang Geng, had grown up and become productive members of society. They faced various crises such as the Asian financial crisis, the SARS epidemic, and the subprime mortgage crisis in the US. However, they continued to show resilience and the Lion Rock spirit in their careers, future plans, and relationships. They not only focused on expanding their businesses in Hong Kong but also ventured into Mainland China, believing in a brighter future as long as Hong Kong remains united with the motherland.

Chong Fung Yi left her firstborn son at birth to avoid the stigma of being an unwed mother. Despite her efforts to keep his identity a secret, her son Muk Hing eventually reconnects with her. Meanwhile, her younger son Cheuk Wah falls for Yip Heung Ching, but their differing social statuses and Fung Yi's disapproval stand in their way. As Heung Ching and Muk Hing grow closer, they face new challenges ahead.

After ending his relationship with famous actress Tracy following a 5-year romance, Kit relocates to Yau Ma Tei. He forms a strong bond with his neighbors, Mun and her family, who perform nightly at Temple Street for a living. As Tracy's animosity towards Kit and Mun grows, the two neighbors grow closer. They face various challenges together, and just as Kit and Mun become inseparable, fate intervenes once more...

Originally constructed as a symbol of love, the Dream Lock Building now serves as a confinement for disillusioned young women and shattered aspirations. Once a sanctuary for lovers, the building has transformed into a prison for women seeking matrimony. The town has been overtaken by widows left heartbroken and dreams of a blissful life shattered. However, the arrival of a Shanghai dancer threatens to disrupt the lives of the town's residents, stirring up chaos among the men, children, and their sense of pride. Suo Meng Lou is a Chinese drama from 2013 with a version containing 17 episodes.

A pair of siblings journey to a previous time period

Hirayama Koichi and Michiko, his spouse, ran away from Osaka to Okinawa, where they resided joyfully with their five offspring. As conflict broke out, their oldest child was conscripted into the Imperial army. With the war escalating, the family sought shelter away from the urban area. However, one by one, each child was called up to serve in different military branches and war-related organizations. Koichi was confronted with a moral quandary when he received orders to eliminate an injured American soldier.

A dramatic portrayal of a young woman's journey to adulthood set against the backdrop of the tumultuous 1970s.

Chueh Pei Ying, a lawyer specializing in human rights, is surprised when a mysterious client offers to buy the rundown Tseng manor for a price much higher than the asking amount. Upon acquiring the property with ease, Pei Ying is approached by Chu Mei and Su Min, a mother and daughter claiming to be descendants of the Tseng family and the rightful owners of the manor. Initially skeptical, the mysterious client becomes intrigued by their assertions and requests Pei Ying to investigate further. Unbeknownst to her, this case will lead to uncovering a long-forgotten mystery from her own past.

Individuals in their twenties are often still perceived as youthful and inexperienced, particularly regarding their careers and romantic relationships. This decade serves as a pivotal transition from adolescence to adulthood. During this time, many experience emotional turbulence, contributing to their growth into mature adults, with a significant number actively seeking love. The narratives of these passionate young adults, eager to pursue love and their aspirations, resonate deeply with the audience.

Lu Jin Bai's grandfather, a retired military officer, took in the children of two deceased soldiers, Bai Xiao Ting and Wu Su Kai

Set against the backdrop of the Republic of China, the narrative unfolds the tale of two children, Xiao Jun and Xiao Jie, who were raised in Taiwan. Orphaned at a young age, they embarked on a journey across the sea to locate Xia Men. Despite facing numerous challenges, Father Zheng Shi Xian, the siblings were eventually reunited with their father and assimilated into their new family dynamic.

The narrative follows the daily lives of three households residing in a small courtyard residence in Beijing: the carpenter Wang Man Tang, the widow Liu Cui Lan, and Doctor Zhou

The narrative revolves around a lovely yet impoverished woman named Pearls and the wealthy Ge family's affectionate son, Renjie, who are unable to be together. Due to a mix-up, Pearls ends up marrying her beloved "foolish" young master, Lu Tianzhi. Caught in a love triangle, Pearls and Renjie struggle between feelings and obligations. In the end, Lu Tianzhi chooses to protect Pearls' heart, showing his true emotions.

This narrative recounts the tragic events of the Tangshan earthquake in 1976, where a mother and her daughter were torn apart only to be reunited 32 years later. Throughout the years, they navigate life's ups and downs, carrying with them the pain, regret, and resentment from that fateful moment of separation. This story is based on the Zhang Ling novel that served as the inspiration for Feng Xiao Gang's successful film in 2010.

The tale of Charles Song, a key figure in the establishment of the inaugural Chinese Republic

The narrative revolves around a once joyful family that is suddenly torn apart, leaving the children orphaned and separated

Shirase Mari and Endo Natsumi are both members of the orchestra, with Mari being a successful solo violinist and Natsumi quitting playing the violin after becoming pregnant and marrying a cellist in the orchestra. After 17 years, they coincidentally meet again and find themselves envious of each other's lives.

A dramatic story centered on a protagonist named Jeong Soon-geum, who flourishes in her ginseng enterprise along the Limjin River during the 1950s to 1970s.

After the passing of her father, Jo Bong Hee's family faces significant challenges. She navigates various hurdles to rise as the top fashion designer in South Korea.

In the 1930s, the Taiwanese music industry emerged, influenced by the culture and in turn influencing the culture itself.

The narrative of Zheng A Mian, a dedicated volunteer at Tzu Chi, depicts her journey through various challenges in life. From dealing with her father's irresponsible behavior to her husband's financial troubles and the tragic loss of her youngest daughter, A Mian demonstrates that one can handle adversity with a positive attitude.

Upon arriving in Gao Shangping, the charming 18-year-old Qiu Hong quickly captured the attention of everyone in the village. The longstanding discord among the three prominent families of Qin, Ling, and Huang escalated as they vied for Qiu Hong's affections. When the Japanese invaders descended upon the village, the three families set aside their feuds to unite against a common enemy. Together, they successfully defeated the Japanese forces, reducing them to ashes in a fiery battle. However, once the Anti-Japanese War was won, the three families resumed their internal conflicts, reigniting old rivalries.

He may appear as a popular and attractive celebrity on the surface, the top choice for women in Japan. In reality, he is a sensitive and kind-hearted individual. Yuichiro Sakuraba is making a comeback! Despite his status as a major star, Yuichiro Sakuraba is a sentimental person who easily gets emotional. He has now fallen in love with Minami Ishihara, an older woman with a child from a previous marriage and a large family of only female members. Despite facing various challenges, Yuichiro and Minami eventually tie the knot. Yuichiro must now navigate between his roles as a celebrity and a husband in his new extended family.

A narrative depicting the challenges of establishing a business in Zhangjiakou centers around a trader named He Tian Bao, who remains steadfast in his convictions and practices the values instilled in him from a young age. (ChineseDrama.Info)

"The Nine Rivers Leading to the Sea" depicts the tumultuous history of Tianjin between 1901 and 1949. Following the lives of three generations of protagonists - Haijia, Liujia, and Tangjia - the novel showcases the resilient nature of Tianjin's inhabitants, their outward toughness, inner richness, and harmonious spirit. The book also illustrates the gradual transformation of Tianjin into the political and financial hub of northern China during that period. (Douban)

Set in Shanxi during the early Republican era, the story centers around the Long family, a wealthy clan. The protagonist, Ying Niang, along with her children, face numerous challenges in a harsh world. Ying Gu, a young mistress of the affluent Long family, has three daughters during her eight-year marriage. Due to superstitions surrounding her third daughter, Ying Gu and her husband, Long Ji Zong, are compelled to leave with their daughter for her safety. Tragedy strikes when Xu Zhi passes away, leaving Ying Gu pregnant with his son and deserted by her in-laws. Facing rejection from her own family, Ying Gu is forced to marry an opium addict who callously sells her daughter for drugs. In a moment of desperation, Ying Gu starts a fire and is imprisoned. Despite giving birth to her son while incarcerated, her life post-release is grim. Long Yan Zong, her husband's younger twin, tries to assist, but the tumultuous times lead to her separation from her children. Determined to reunite her family, Ying Gu embarks on a challenging journey.

Taking place in the Republican era, the narrative centers around Chen Huai Hai, the proprietor of a traditional Shandong inn, as he endeavors to eke out a living in Dalian. Formerly a ginseng hunter in the dense forests of Dong Bei, Chen Huai Hai faces a major setback when his children are separated and his wife departs. With no other options, he relocates to Dalian, which was then under Japanese colonial control, in order to establish an inn. The inn evolves into a hub of intelligence where individuals from diverse backgrounds gather. Driven by a strong sense of ethics, Chen Huai Hai does everything in his power to shield his fellow countrymen from the Japanese authorities. He crosses paths with Gu San Mei, who transforms the inn into a hub for Communist party communications. Influenced by her, Chen Huai Hai and his family become involved in the resistance against the occupation.

A tale about a mother who becomes separated from her child and dedicates her life to reuniting with her son, despite the challenges posed by the feudal society.

Shogo, a man who has gone through a divorce and has a daughter, used to be part of a band when he was younger. However, the band disbanded quickly, leading him to start working at a record company. At 60 years old, he develops feelings for Kaede, who is 35 years old, but they have differing careers and beliefs. To complicate matters further, Kaede is already in a relationship with an attractive man.

Kyoko Nakane was raised in a privileged household by her strict father Shigekazu, who did not value education. When she was 19, Kyoko was introduced to Natsume Soseki as a potential spouse. Despite their different backgrounds, they were attracted to each other and decided to marry. Soseki accepted a teaching position in Kumamoto, marking the start of their new life together. Despite Soseki's intellectual prowess, he lacked the experience of a loving family due to being adopted as a child. In an effort to connect with her husband, Kyoko tried to engage in his interests, socialize with his friends, and participate in challenging discussions, but with limited success. Tragically, Kyoko suffered a miscarriage and attempted suicide due to her feelings of isolation, causing turmoil in their relationship. How would they navigate through this challenging period as a couple?

Due to her inability to conceive, Da Ma has always been neglected by her spouse, Rong Yao Hua. Upon discovering his passionate affair with Yan Hong, a courtesan, she takes matters into her own hands by projecting her desires onto Xiu He, a humble farmer's daughter who reminds Da Ma of her own youth. Da Ma arranges for Xiu He to become a concubine in the Rong family, hoping she will bear a child for them. However, Yao Hua's cousin Yao Hui ends up marrying Xiu He instead and falls in love with her.

The story takes place in historic Shanghai during the 1920s. After completing her education overseas, a young woman returns to China and becomes immersed in the societal changes happening around her. She crosses paths with a wealthy businessman from Shanghai and they develop romantic feelings for each other. The woman is a talented opera performer, but their love faces obstacles when various antagonists try to sabotage their relationship.

The narrative begins with the unsuccessful rebellion in 1927, where Communist Party members Chen and his spouse sacrificed their lives to protect their fellow revolutionaries. Following their deaths, their three children excelled in the fields of Cantonese medicine, cuisine, and opera, gaining recognition throughout Guangzhou. Despite facing challenges during wartime, the siblings remained committed to their goals. After the crackdown on revolutionaries in Guangzhou on April 15, 1927, Chen and his wife, members of the CCP underground, bravely lost their lives, leaving their three children to be taken in by ordinary citizens. The eldest son, Chen Shan He, trained in medicine, while the second son, Chen Qing Wei, pursued a career as a chef, and the youngest daughter, Chen Li Xia, became an opera singer. Guided by their mentors, they became renowned in their respective fields. As they prepared to avenge their parents' deaths, war erupted in Guangzhou, altering their paths significantly. Chen Shan He fought against Japanese merchants for seven years to safeguard traditional Chinese medicine secrets and combat Japan's biological weapons. Chen Qing Wei, refusing to betray his country, moved to Hong Kong to promote Cantonese cuisine before returning to Guangzhou to assist his brother in aiding the people. Meanwhile, Chen Li Xia led her opera troupe during the war, honing her skills and navigating the challenges of their reality. Despite the hardships of war, the siblings remained steadfast in upholding their values and passing down their expertise.

Phoenix Wears Peony is set during the winter of 1923 in Northern China, a time of conflict and uncertainty. Wu Xia, a young Buddhist nun, discovers that she is the eldest daughter of the renowned Yu Family in Suzhou, famous for their silk embroidery. Fleeing from the military, she is rescued by Huo Dong Qing, a young and idealistic businessman, who guides her to Suzhou. Throughout her journey, Wu Xia must navigate challenges stemming from family and societal expectations, demonstrating resilience and determination.

Now in their twenties, Hong Cheng Yi and Wang Ding Zhu continue to grapple with the repercussions of their past experiences and are facing challenges in finding their purpose in the world

The narrative commences with an unforeseen incident at the Shanghai concert in 2008. Deng Chang Fu, the third sibling, lay on a stretcher, reminiscing about the birth of "the girl," the fourth child in the Deng family, in a small village in Taiwan during the early winter of 1953. Despite her innate singing ability, her father, Deng Shu, strongly disapproved. Deng Shu, a retired army officer, transitioned to running a market stall. Witnessing her father's melancholy and longing for his hometown, the girl assisted him in selling steamed buns. Although she did not progress to junior high school after completing primary education, she excelled in radio singing competitions. Deng Shu encountered trouble with thugs at the market stall, resulting in injuries and a legal dispute. Convinced that a permanent store was the solution, the couple worked tirelessly. The girl, out of love for her parents, became a contracted singer, used her earnings to establish a store for her father, who was deeply touched by her actions. Eventually, the girl graced the stage and garnered numerous accolades.

"Wing Tai Lung" was once the largest silk factory in Guangzhou. The owner, POON WING LIN, has handed over the business to his eldest son, POON KA HIN, and second daughter, POON HAU YEE. However, HAU YEE tragically commits suicide, leaving many unanswered questions. POON KA YEUNG, the youngest son and a military doctor, returns home and takes charge of the business. He becomes suspicious of his sister's death and teams up with HAU YEE's friend and coworker at the silk factory, TONG BING BING, to investigate. They uncover complex relationships within the factory, with everyone becoming a suspect. The factory's leader, SIN BIK SUET, often bullies BING BING. The arrival of a new employee, FUNG CHI CHING, adds another layer of mystery. YEUNG is drawn to BING BING's bravery, and they start to develop feelings for each other. However, BING BING's long-lost fiancé, KWAN JO YIU, suddenly reappears, causing turmoil. The identity of HAU YEE's killer shocks everyone, leading to consequences for the Poon family business. Determined to protect their legacy, YEUNG and BING BING vow to uncover the truth.

During the 1980s, Sa Kiu, a vocalist, takes care of her granddaughter Kwan Ho and welcomes a speechless young boy named Man Cho into their family. When Kwan Ho's real father returns, a mix of affection and bitterness arises, creating tension among the trio. In the midst of a romantic dilemma involving Sito Lai Sun, Man Cho and Kwan Ho's close relationship is put to the test, prompting acts of selflessness in pursuit of joy.

In February of 1681, a significant fire broke out at Hongo Maruyama, eventually spreading to Komagome. Among the buildings destroyed was Yoaya, a vegetable store owned by Kihee. To ensure his daughter Oshichi's safety, Kihee sent her to stay at Daijo-ji Temple until their store and home were rebuilt. Oshichi found herself among other children who had also lost their homes and families. During her time at the temple, Oshichi developed feelings for Kichisaburo, a worker there. When the store and home were finally reconstructed, Oshichi had to return home where her father hoped she would marry Kanzo, a diligent worker at their store. Despite her father's expectations, Oshichi's heart belonged to Kichisaburo.

The Tenpo era marks the conclusion of the Edo period. Despite facing financial challenges on a daily basis, Nobu, the humble wife of Katsuie, maintains a cheerful demeanor. In this period, social status does not dictate relationships, and Nobu's kind heart is truly commendable. Katsukichi, my husband, is a skilled marksman with robust arms that are hard to dislike. I cannot help but adore Koiyoshi. Kokichi is supported by his radiance, carefree attitude, wisdom, and drive in facing life's challenges. Meanwhile, their son Rintaro observes his parents with a calm and intelligent demeanor. Inheriting righteousness from his father, Katsu Kaifune, Rintaro is determined to protect the people of Edo, displaying a love that transcends his mother's social standing.