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Perfect Match

Du Ru Yu has been a single mother since her husband passed away 18 years ago, caring for her four daughters who each have unique personalities

In Pak Siu Yau's perspective, her three daughters are as precious as jewels. She strongly believes that a woman's ultimate fortune lies in marrying a man of wealth. To secure a prosperous future for her daughters, she has been grooming them from a young age, hoping they will wed into affluent families as they grow older. Yau's eldest daughter, Hong Nga Yin, initially disagrees with her mother's values. However, upon seeing that Yin's suitor is Ko Cheung Sing, a wealthy man, she allows Yin to pursue her choice. Yau's second daughter, Hong Nga Tung, is a hopeless romantic but struggles in her love life. To make amends, Yau aims to pair her with Ho Chit Nam, the son of Hong Kong's renowned business magnate, Ho Fung. The youngest sister, Hong Nga Sz, understands Yau's worries. Having overcome a divorce, Sz now sets her sights on Fung. Yau's persistence pays off, as her daughters all marry affluent men. Despite this, money fails to bring them joy, and the sisters slowly succumb to vanity.

This drama revolves around the chaotic lives of three sisters. Jo Yeong Ran finds herself ensnared in a passionless marriage to her distant and indifferent spouse, whom she wed just a week after they started dating. Meanwhile, her elder sister Yeong Shim's financial struggles and aspiration for a luxurious lifestyle lead to constant disputes with her husband. On the other hand, their younger sister Yeong Mi enjoys a successful career but is married to a man who is overly attached to his mother.

This period drama series from China follows the story of a well-known merchant family involved in the practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine towards the end of the Qing dynasty

A heartwarming romantic comedy that twists traditional fairy tales, The Three Little Pigs depicts a wealthy family's sudden plunge into the everyday world, completely resetting their lives. The wealthy father, who had built his fortune from nothing, unexpectedly goes bankrupt. Overnight, they transition from a life of luxury to a mundane existence, leaving behind their lavish lifestyle. The three little pigs trade their mansion for a small, cramped old house, wondering if they can adjust to a simpler life of basic meals. How will they turn their lives around from scratch?

The drama revolves around the formative years of the renowned Yang Clan before they entered the military. It depicts the impact of their parents, adversaries, and romantic partners on shaping their identities, guiding their paths, and inspiring them to become the heroic fighters that their clan is renowned for.

A mother with four daughters and the head of a kimchi factory chooses to launch an ambitious plan for her children’s marriages... by arranging for them to live together with four suitable young men.

The Gung family consists of four siblings, each named after a valuable gemstone: the oldest daughter, Bi Chwi (Jade), the oldest son, San Ho (Coral), the second daughter, Ryu Bi (Ruby), and the youngest son, Ho Bak (Amber). Similar to a collection of exquisite jewels, their contrasting colors may not always harmonize, and their sharp edges can sometimes create friction. To illustrate family dynamics, one can compare it to a bowl of rice mixed with various ingredients; achieving a delicious dish depends on the right balance of these components. Assorted Gems narrates the distinct journeys of the family members and how their conflicts teach them to achieve the ideal equilibrium.

In 1910, Ou Zhentian and Ma Tianfang, prominent individuals in Guangzhou, went missing

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?

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)

In a unique twist of fate, a slender beauty inherits her father's role as a matchmaker and discovers love. Yan Ruyu has always stood out from the women of her era, advocating for love as the foundation of marriage. Taking over her father's matchmaking business to evade Marquis Li Xiu's advances, Ruyu strives to honor her father's legacy by earning the prestigious title of Golden Phoenix. Despite facing challenges, Ruyu diligently arranges successful marriages, ultimately crossing paths with Shen Shu, a confident yet kind-hearted matchmaker. Together, they expose a conspiracy and challenge outdated beliefs while uniting couples in love.

The Lam family comprises 4 brothers and one sister, with Yat Gong as the eldest and Sik Sui as the third brother. Living across from them was the Gei family, which consisted of the father, the eldest sister Hoi Sum, the middle sister Mei Lai, and the youngest brother Chong Ming. Cheung Bik Fan and Yat Gong were previously in a relationship but eventually ended it. The main storylines involve the romantic entanglement between Yat Gong, Hoi Sum, and Bik Fan, Hoi Sum's flower tea business, and the love affair between Mei Lai and Sik Sui.

Ha Dan A possesses a graceful beauty, but her life has been marked by sorrow. In her twenties, she married, only to tragically lose her husband in a car accident on their honeymoon. Two men vie for her affection: Lee Gang Seok, a member of a newly wealthy family, and Jung Hyeon Gyu, who is younger than she is. The story explores how the Ha Family maintains their noble standing after Dan A's older brothers, the reserved and serious Su Yeong and the reckless Tae Yeong, choose to divorce and eventually discover new romantic interests, while their widowed father decides to marry his partner, Lee Yeong In. (DramaWiki)

Twins Hua Wu Que and Xiao Yu Er, who were raised separately by different masters, come together after 18 years to join forces and thwart a plot to dominate the world of martial arts. Director Wong Jing's adaptation of Gu Long's classic martial arts novel into a TV series features Dicky Cheung and Nicholas Tse as the iconic twin brothers Hua Wu Que and Xiao Yu Er.

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.

Set in the 17th Century, Jang Beo Jin is a young female diver residing on Tamra Island. She is not fond of her circumstances and aspires to escape the island one day. To her surprise, she stumbles upon a young man with blond hair lying on the beach. His name is William, and he is a British citizen who has been shipwrecked. Meanwhile, another young man, Park Kyu, arrives on the island disguised as one of the many convicts sent there. In reality, Park Kyu is an aspiring government official known as Seon Bi. This trio soon finds themselves entangled in a comedic love triangle. The series is available in two formats: 16 episodes (TV) or 21 episodes (Director's Cut DVD).

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

Xia Yu Bing is a secondary character in a comic book set in Ancient China, created by an author. She meets an early demise at the hands of her husband, Xu Zi Yan, who poisons her. However, she is later given the opportunity to be resurrected and potentially become the main female character in the story if she plays her cards right. Despite the challenges she faces, such as Xu Zi Yan's continued attempts to harm her and the opposition from other characters who also desire the leading role, Xia Yu Bing starts to develop an unexpected bond with her husband. Will this newfound connection help her achieve her goal of becoming the primary female character in the story?

Kau Jong and Tzi Ling, who are both without parents, found themselves in the midst of a conflict one day while on their way to receive martial arts training from the renowned Sek Long. This conflict involved a woman and their prospective martial arts instructor, Sek Long. The woman, later identified as Fu Guan Cheuk, demanded that Sek Long return the "Cheong Sung Keut" to her. Sek Long refused and ended up perishing in a self-destructive act. Following the loss of their martial arts teacher, Kau Jong and Tzi Ling fled from the scene of the altercation, only to be pursued. Fu Guan Cheuk managed to hitch a ride in their carriage. The individual chasing Fu Guan Cheuk was a man named Yu Man Fat Kup, who was also after the "Cheong Sung Kuet". After parting ways with Kau Jong and Tzi Ling, Fu Guan Cheuk left the "Cheong Sung Kuet" in their possession. She later pursued the two individuals to retrieve the "Cheong Sung Kuet" after losing Yu Man Fat Kup. Following a series of conflicts involving the trio, Kau Jong and Tzi Ling activated the "Cheong Sung Kuet", and Fu Guan Cheuk compelled them to master it.

Life can be challenging, and the pursuit of love and happiness might feel almost unattainable. This is why some individuals, like Kim Seol Ah, choose to prioritize their careers instead of investing time and energy into relationships that are likely to end in turmoil. Seol Ah appears to be thriving professionally, presenting a composed exterior, yet she secretly yearns for that one element that would bring her genuine joy. However, she is not alone in her struggles. Moon Tae Rang, the oldest son in his family, is a young chef striving to support his loved ones while chasing his culinary ambitions. He has a deep affection for his family, but they often complicate his life. Kim Chung Ah is no stranger to challenges. After dedicating eight years to preparing for the civil service exam, she has abandoned any dreams of dating or marriage. Although she wishes to marry and start a family one day, her current focus is solely on studying hard to succeed in the forthcoming exam. In stark contrast, Goo Joon Hwi has no desire for marriage, relationships, or involvement in anyone else's life. Fully absorbed in his own needs and career, Joon Hwi believes he could live the rest of his life in solitude—until an unforeseen journey toward love begins. In their quest, these four individuals discover that love and happiness often arrive when you least anticipate them.

The narrative centers around the Shen family, who unexpectedly find themselves in Yong'an City and cross paths with Lin Yan, a government official. This serendipitous encounter sets them off on an incredible adventure brimming with delicious food, cultural customs, and a unique romance. Yet, what surprises and challenges lie ahead on this extraordinary journey?

Fukuyoshi Hina, Arare, and Hana are three siblings who belong to a family that operates Fukuya, an ancient Japanese sweet shop in Kyoto. Their personal relationships, dedication to family, and willingness to make sacrifices to preserve tradition are the central themes of their story. Taken from Yuchi Yayomi's manga "Fukuyadou Honpo."

Qiao Haiyun has a tradition where all family members must gather at home every New Year. This rule had never been broken until Li Yijin, the honest third-generation member, decided to spend the holiday at her boyfriend's house. Qiao Haiyun, a mother of three daughters, had a strained relationship with her eldest daughter, Meng Ming Wei, who was not her biological child. The second daughter, Meng Wan Qing, and the third daughter, Meng Yian, had their own unique dynamics with their mother. Despite their differences, the women in the Meng family supported each other like a flock of birds, maintaining a sense of unity and coexistence.

Taking place in the era of the Chinese Tang Dynasty, Princess Chiu Yeung, the spoiled daughter of the Tang Emperor, is known for her unreasonable behavior, making her undesirable as a potential wife. The Kam family, who are prominent gold producers in Beijing, face financial difficulties after being cheated. To address this crisis, the manager of their goldsmith store, Ting Loi Hei, proposes to the family's second son, Gum Do Luk, and third son, Gum Do Sau, that they consider pursuing the Princess as a way to solve their financial woes. In order to save their family's business, Do Luk agrees to the arrangement. Although initially hesitant, the Princess eventually sees the marriage as a better option than being forced to marry the undesirable Tibetan king. Upon entering her new family, the Princess, accompanied by her personal servants, proves to be controlling and arrogant, causing tension among the household members. Will Princess Chiu Yeung's stubbornness be enough to win over her new husband?

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.

Taking place during the Ming Dynasty, the Mu clan of the Naxi tribe holds power over Lijiang Prefecture near the Himalayas through ruthless tactics. One victim of their violent rise to authority is a girl named Aleqiu, who was orphaned and raised to seek vengeance against the Mu clan for wiping out her family. Infiltrating the clan as a young maid serving the matriarch, Aleqiu harbors thoughts of revenge while still maintaining her innocence and compassion. Complicating matters further, she falls in love with Mu Zeng, the heir to the governorship of Lijiang. Just as they contemplate a tragic end to their love, a glimmer of hope emerges as Aleqiu manages to marry Mu Zeng. However, her challenges within the Mu household are far from over...

The plot revolves around Chen Xi, a woman in her middle age residing near Yingkou Xiongyue Wang'er Mountain. Unable to have children of her own, she adopted three girls named Tang Guo Er, Fang Xiao Fei, and Zhang Tian Ai. Despite not sharing the same last name, Chen Xi raised them single-handedly with affection. Two decades later, a man appeared claiming to be the biological father of her daughters. Simultaneously, her ex-husband returned, hoping to reconcile with her. The story unfolds as to whom Chen Xi will choose as her future spouse, showcasing a tale of a non-biological family navigating life's ups and downs together.

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.

The versatile scholar Tong Bak Fu is on a journey across the country accompanied by his close friend Wat Gei. He is in search of the final beauty to include in his 'Nine Beauties Painting'. Along the way, he develops feelings for Chau Heung, a maid from the Wah family, and decides to paint her to complete his masterpiece. To get closer to her, he joins the Wah family as a servant. Initially, Chau Heung sees Tong Bak Fu as lacking in talent. However, as challenges arise that only Tong Bak Fu can overcome, their relationship becomes more complicated. Despite having different perspectives on life, Tong Bak Fu and Chau Heung find themselves at odds. The situation is further complicated by Princess Tin Yuk, who constantly bullies Tong Bak Fu and others but eventually falls in love with him. Adding to the drama, Tong Bak Fu becomes entangled in a power struggle involving the Emperor, Prince Ling, and others.

A father who is well-liked by women and a mother who loves him unwaveringly like a young woman. The four sisters raised by the incredibly strong husband and wife include an unmarried and divorced sister, a sister looking for marriage, a sister without a boyfriend, and a sister unlucky in love. Among them, the second daughter Takemi is the troublesome one, having been divorced multiple times and having three children. Because Takemi stays true to herself, she often stands out from the rest and is labeled as "the seductress with many lovers," troublemaker," and "villain." Will she continue to cause many comical problems? (TBS/DramaWiki)

A tale of a strict female boss and her kind-hearted boyfriend navigating the challenges of their relationship in pursuit of a happy ending. Gu Jia Nan is a member of the group that is against marriage, while Xu Shuang Shuang is known for her strong and intimidating demeanor. Despite their contentious interactions at work, they have been secretly dating. When Jia Nan is considered for a promotion, Shuang Shuang ends up receiving the opportunity instead. As Jia Nan faces the risk of losing his home and judgment from his girlfriend's critical mother, will they be able to overcome these obstacles and tie the knot?

The narrative revolves around the Na family, illustrating the various challenges and scenarios encountered by contemporary families, which evoke both laughter and tears from audiences. The plot focuses on the four daughters of Na Yangal, a retired military officer turned apartment complex security guard, and his wife, Myung Ja. The eldest daughter, Deok Chil, experiences a tumultuous journey following her divorce from her unfaithful husband, Soo Han, who is discovered having an affair with her best friend. She subsequently marries her business partner, Wang Seon Taek, but encounters typical issues faced by remarried couples, particularly with Seon Taek's eldest daughter, Sora, who is hostile towards Deok Chil. The spirited and self-assured second daughter, Seol Chil, regarded as the family's pride and the son her father wished for, serves as a captain in the Korean army. She harbors feelings for her friend Il Han, while another soldier, Ha Nam, is infatuated with her. Seol Chil’s fraternal twin, Mi Chil, is not only attractive but also the family's troublemaker, harboring jealousy and resentment towards Seol Chil for being Mr. Na's favorite. In a bid for revenge, Mi Chil pursues Il Han, but soon encounters challenges in her own relationship with him. Lastly, the youngest daughter, Teng Chil, finds herself pregnant and marries her boyfriend, Tae Ja, at a young age. However, she soon struggles with numerous conflicts, as Tae Ja has difficulty being faithful to her, compounded by the challenges posed by her strict and demanding mother-in-law.

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)

This story takes place in the 1930s during Japan's occupation of Korea. Na Yeo Gyeong owned a bookstore and was also an activist for independence. Seon U Wan, the affluent family's playboy son, got involved in the struggle for freedom after making a wager with his colleagues to win over Na Yeo Gyeong. His father financed the education of his employee's son, Lee Su Hyeon, only to be dismayed upon discovering he was working for the Japanese government's Security Branch. Cha Song Ju was a renowned gisaeng who operated a prestigious brothel.

In the Tang Dynasty, two women were scheduled to get married on the same day. On their way to their new homes, they had to take shelter in a temple due to a rain shower. Once the rain stopped, Du Bing Yan and Li Yu Hu continued their journey. Little did they know, the attendants who were carrying their carriages mistakenly delivered each bride to the wrong groom. Despite facing challenges, the couples eventually developed feelings for each other. This story highlights the idea that it's better to be on the wrong bridal carriage than to marry the wrong person. (DramaWiki)

In the era of Emperor Shang of Tang, Steven Ma and Alice Chan led a revolt against the corrupt Empress, who had tainted the court. They backed Lee Lung Kei in his bid to regain the throne. Although the palace seemed to be returning to tranquility, hidden dangers loomed on the horizon. The once united camp of Alice and Steven within the court began to splinter, creating discord. Meanwhile, Steven's wife, Nancy Wu, and favored concubine, Chrissie Chau, clashed over their beauty in the inner palace. Amidst the treachery, a few individuals maintained their integrity. The valiant imperial guards, Kenneth Ma and Edwin Siu, along with the composed department heads, Jacqueline Wong and Annie Liu, brought a touch of romance and mystery to the otherwise somber palace halls. Some would sacrifice everything for love, while others would forsake their principles for power. Mysterious incidents unfolded within the palace, hinting at a long-hidden secret that exposed humanity's insatiable thirst for power and riches.

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)

A sweeping story of war and a timeless romance set in the midst of conflict in ancient China's Tang Dynasty. (Viki)

Three sets of couples navigate the pressures from society and their families to tie the knot. Ming Liang and Gao Jian are rivals at work, but both share a similar perspective on marriage - they prefer casual relationships over commitment. However, as their feelings for each other deepen, they embark on a secret romance that challenges their beliefs about marriage. Bao Nian Nian falls in love with the charming Fang SiQi and unexpectedly becomes pregnant. Despite pressure from their families to wed, Nian Nian experiences a miscarriage on the day they obtain their marriage license. With their original reason for marriage now gone, the couple must decide the fate of their relationship. Meanwhile, Yu Xiao Nuo is in a relationship with Cheng Lei, a struggling musician, but hesitates to marry him due to his financial situation. As Xiao Nuo seeks a wealthy partner, Cheng Lei's career takes off. Will these couples opt for marriage or pursue alternative paths to happiness?

The story revolves around three separate households in Beijing as they experience China's transition from a feudal society to a democracy. The themes of familial bonds, love, and patriotism are interconnected as individuals, both men and women, evolve in their relationships for the sake of love or friendship.

A new version of the 2005 family comedy series Happy Household follows the lives of two blended families navigating the challenges of living together. Siblings Jiang Nan, 25, and Jiang Bei, 22, find themselves in a unique situation when their parents divorce and divide their shared apartment. Jiang Nan and her mother Wu Qiong take the upper level, while Jiang Bei and his father Jiang Guo Li reside downstairs. Jiang Guo Li, 50, marries the 35-year-old gym instructor Dai Ling Ling, who has a son named Tong Tong. Wu Qiong, 49, ties the knot with Du Wei, a longtime idol of hers who is an actor. Du Wei has a daughter named Yang Yang, who is 12 years old. This arrangement leads to the two sets of parents and their four children living together under one roof.

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 Ming Dynasty, the tale of joy and sorrow follows the journey of an innkeeper and her team managing the Tongfu Inn in Seven Heroes Town. (ChineseDrama.info)

Taking place in 1947, the story revolves around a trio consisting of a shop owner, his spouse, and a young lady on a mission to heal her father. Yan Zheng Sheng manages a pickle shop in Beijing and assumes the responsibility of caring for his uncle after his brother and nephew tragically pass away. To fulfill his duties as a son and ensure the family legacy, Yan Zheng Sheng marries Mu Chun Hua as his second wife while already being wed to Lin Cui Qing. Their relationship blossoms over time, but in 1950, they are compelled to divorce due to the implementation of the New Marriage Law. Despite this, Yan Zheng Sheng, Mu Chun Hua, and Lin Cui Qing navigate the following decades as a united family. This narrative sheds light on the lives of everyday individuals residing in Sesame Alley.

Taking place during the Ming dynasty, the story centers on the Zhang family residing in Jing De Town and their successful porcelain production business. (DramaWiki)