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The events of the story unfold during the era of the Republic of China. Zhou Liu Gen, a police officer, and his wife Ye Li Ya adopted an abandoned baby they named Xiao Hong. Xiao Hong grew up in poverty but her striking beauty and exceptional acting skills shone through. Xiao Hong seized the opportunity to join the Mingyue Society Theatre Company, where she became a singer under the stage name Zhou Xuan. Her enchanting voice quickly captured the hearts of many and she emerged victorious in a singing competition. Zhou Xuan's rising fame sparked jealousy in fellow group member Zhao Hua.

A girl in her youth aspires to pursue a career in singing.

Misaki Kanon, a young woman who moved to the bustling metropolis with aspirations of becoming a singer. Initially, everything seems to be going well as she falls in love and pursues her dream. However, her boyfriend's betrayal shatters her trust in people and dims her vision of her goal. As a child, she sang a sacred song in a secluded mountain village where the Daimajin resides; now she must rediscover her song to rediscover herself and potentially save the world. A mysterious villager is seeking her out to assist him and his allies when the time comes. Meanwhile, peculiar creatures start materializing in the city, taking over humans and causing chaos.

Han Seo Ha is a lively and optimistic girl in her third year of middle school. She aspires to attend Hanlim Multi Art School due to her passion for singing. However, she often finds herself in the shadow of her older sister, Seo Jin. Seo Jin is currently a sophomore in the Practical Music department at Hanlim Multi Art School and possesses the charisma of a girl group leader. While she excels at playing the piano, her singing abilities do not match those of Seo Ha. Cha Su Ho, a sophomore at Hanlim, specializes in both piano and vocals. He is tall and attractive, drawing the attention of all the female students, yet he shows no interest in any of them. Do Chae Ah, also a sophomore at Hanlim, stands out to both teachers and peers because of her talent and appearance. She frequently feels resentful towards Seo Jin. Ban Da Yul, Seo Ha’s closest friend, is known for carrying tarot cards and reciting unusual spells.

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.

"Over the Rainbow" explores both the bright and dark aspects of the tumultuous lives of dancers and singers. This drama realistically portrays the aspirations of dancers who dream of becoming vocalists. Kwon Hyeok Jo is a determined and affectionate dancer who develops feelings for Jeong Hee Su, a fellow dancer aiming to transition into singing. Together, they embark on their journey toward fame. Meanwhile, Rex, a charming young man with exceptional talent and a key asset to Pride Ent., seeks to break free from his label and pursue his own path. Ma Sang Mi is a kind-hearted yet awkward girl who is still in search of her true passion. This emotionally charged narrative delves into the struggles and triumphs of achieving popularity as a singer, featuring themes of betrayal and the constant cycle of reunions and separations. It provides a glimpse into the challenges and rewards of striving for stardom.

Yang Zhao Zhi has been a cherished figure in the Yuli community in Hua Lien for more than three decades, serving as a primary school educator. Sadly, she is now faced with the responsibility of looking after her parents and father-in-law following the unexpected death of her husband.

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 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.

Drawing inspiration from the historical events of the battle of Songmaoling in 1934, this drama depicts the unwavering resolve of a group of youthful soldiers as they protect Songmaoling for a week straight. (DramaWiki)

The plot centers on An Yan, a physics teacher at a middle school. She places a strong emphasis on the well-being and learning of her students, sometimes leading to conflicts with other staff members. An Yan's commitment and passion inspire Cong Jun Sheng, another physics teacher who moves from a city school to support education in rural areas. (China Daily)

Drawn from a manga inspired by real life events, Yamamoto Koji embarks on a journey across Japan on his motorcycle after leaving his job. His goal is to develop inner strength and find the courage to express his feelings to Eri.

Koshiji Fubuki, born Kono Mihiko, had a passion for singing from a young age. As a teenager, she was rebellious and uninterested in academics, yet maintained a pure heart. With her father's encouragement, she auditioned for the Takarazuka Revue. Despite struggling with dancing, she excelled in singing. Supported by her lively personality and fellow classmates, Fubuki rose to stardom performing male roles. After leaving the group, she pursued a successful career as a singer and actress, collaborating with lyricist Iwatani Tokiko. Known for her renditions of chansons like Edith Piaf's "Hymne à l'amour," she earned the title of Japan's chanson queen and left a lasting impact on the music industry.

Taking place in the 1910s, this follows the tale of Hanada Suzuko, a girl raised in a household that operated a bathhouse in the heart of Osaka. Suzuko developed a passion for singing and dancing early on and became a member of the Umemaru Girls Opera Company (USK) in Dotonbori. Through her exceptional singing abilities, Suzuko rose to fame during the postwar period.

Two identical twins were separated at birth and brought up in contrasting environments.

"Seeking You" is a two-part drama series that showcases the true story of Liu Xin Yan, a young woman diagnosed with Hepatitis

Lee Na is an emerging vocalist on the verge of her debut when misfortune befell her as she was diagnosed with leukemia. In her absence, another girl performed her debut song at the concert, leading everyone to mistakenly believe that the other girl is actually Lee Na. Meanwhile, Jung Tae narrowly escaped a department store collapse, only to learn that he has cancer. Fate brings Lee Na and Jung Tae together, and they develop a deep love for one another.

The narrative revolves around Lu Yi Ping seeking retribution for her mother's and her own hardships, while grappling with the concepts of love and forgiveness in her troubled world. It depicts the blossoming love between Yi Ping and He Shu Huan amidst challenging circumstances, with Shu Huan's commitment to teaching Yi Ping about love and forgiveness. The story also explores a strained relationship between a father and his estranged daughter, which eventually evolves. Additionally, it portrays an unlikely romance that becomes a reality, a devoted wife contrasted with infidelity, and themes of love, revenge, family, war, friendship, deceit, power, and more. (DramaWiki)

Min Yoo Jung, a 25-year-old aspiring pop musician, spends her evenings performing on the streets in pursuit of her dreams. Her life takes an unexpected turn when Park Yeon, a talented musician from the Joseon Dynasty, appears in the present day and offers to help her. Alongside Yeon, another vocalist named Lee Won also arrives from the past. To add to the complexity, Jung Do Young, an entertainment industry professional, uses her abilities to uncover Park Yeon's secrets from the past. (Viki)

Jeong Nyeon, a young woman from Mokpo, possesses a natural talent for singing despite lacking in financial resources and formal education. Her aspiration is to become a prominent figure in a women's traditional theater troupe. However, she acknowledges that she has much to learn and a considerable journey ahead of her before she can take on leading roles. Set in post-war Korea in 1956, the story unfolds in the coastal city of Mokpo, following Jeong Nyeon's pursuit of her dream. This narrative is adapted from the webtoon "Jeong Nyeon" created by Seo Irae and illustrated by Namon.

This drama focuses on the 1979 seizure of power in the Korean government by Chun Doo Hwan.

The narrative centers around Zhang Xue Liang, a significant figure in Northeastern China in the early 1900s. He is best known for his involvement in The Xi'an Incident, where he collaborated with Zhou En Lai to detain Chiang Kai Shek to redirect his focus towards combating the Japanese rather than the Communists. As a result, he was confined to house arrest for nearly seven decades. Today, he is revered as a hero by various factions.

In the late 1950s, a student named Wen Yi Qiu (played by Yin Tao) from the Beijing Broadcasting Institute falls in love with a Soviet announcer named Wei Ka and they get married in Beijing. However, the Soviet Union decides to recall its specialists from Beijing, leading Wei Ka to return to his homeland. Yi Qiu then moves to the border town of Hehei to work as an announcer in order to be closer to her husband. Eventually, Wei Ka is assigned to a post in Blagoveshchensk, a city on the other side of the border. Despite the distance, they find solace in listening to each other's broadcasts and hope for improved relations between China and the Soviet Union.

Peng Lai and her daughter Bai Tian share an unconventional relationship, as Peng Lai had left her daughter with her father to pursue her dream of becoming a rockstar overseas

Derived from the biography of Ding Bao Zhen, a government official hailing from the province of Guizhou in China.

The tale starts four years prior to her birth, when her mother Chou, a hopeful opera vocalist studying at a music school, crossed paths with her father Moritsuna, a skilled violin player. This narrative is inspired by the life of Kuroyanagi Tetsuko.

Taking place in the 8th-9th century, Aterui leads the Emishi tribe in the Isawa Prefecture of northern Japan. Despite being outnumbered by the Yamato government's massive military force, Aterui bravely defends his tribe. This story is inspired by Katsuhiko Takahashi's novel "Kaen Kita no Yosei Aterui," published by Kodansha on October 16, 2002.

Roaming warrior Matsumura Shinbei makes a living by challenging and defeating martial arts schools with his exceptional swordsmanship skills. He enjoys a bachelor's carefree life in a tenement house. One day, fellow wandering samurai Okiishi Tonomo moves in with a baby boy named Tsurunosuke. Tonomo's home was recently destroyed, and his wife had passed away. Shinbei offers to help Tonomo if he ever needs assistance. The next day, Tonomo disappears, leaving Shinbei to care for Tsurunosuke despite his lack of experience. Shinbei becomes unexpectedly popular, as the residents of the tenement house seek his help with various issues, such as a couple's divorce struggle due to infertility, a young girl's scheme targeting the elderly, and the inadequate training of a coal merchant's unreliable male heir. This alcohol-loving and highly skilled wandering samurai faces challenges as he juggles caring for the baby and resolving issues in the city.

Mizusaki Keita, a chef working in a French restaurant located in a bustling shopping area, finds himself devastated by the loss of his wife to an illness. However, with the encouragement of Kataoka Miho, a young pastry chef apprentice at the restaurant, he decides to transform his wife's cherished piano into a street piano. One day, renowned pianist Imanishi Kohei, known as a rising star in the piano world, unexpectedly arrives and asks to play the street piano. After performing a flawless rendition of "Nocturne," Kohei departs. What led him to play the piano on the shopping street? The street piano at the French restaurant in the shopping district becomes the starting point for various captivating tales to unfold.

Is it possible to rise back up after hitting rock bottom? Lin Wei Zhen, a former top child actress, has struggled to find work as she has aged in the entertainment industry, leading to feelings of depression and self-pity. Her path crosses with Zhou Shu Yu, a successful producer facing his own downfall after being betrayed by his friend, Xu Li Da, and girlfriend, Yang Jia Xin. As they stand at their lowest points, can Wei Zhen and Shu Yu support each other in reclaiming their former success?

The remarkable narrative of chairman Park Tae-joon, who achieved the seemingly unattainable success, alongside a range of fictional tales that illustrate Korea's economic development.

Li Shao Rong, a skilled cellist in the orchestra, crosses paths with Zheng Jin Tai, a man who has faced numerous challenges in his quest for love. Despite experiencing many setbacks, Jin Tai's unwavering dedication and genuine love continue to shine through, even after 99 unsuccessful attempts at proposing. Their lives take unexpected turns with the arrival of Jun Shi, a charming wealthy man. Will Jin Tai's upcoming proposal finally lead him to find a bride, or will his list of failed proposals continue to grow? Immerse yourself in this captivating series that touches the heart!

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.

After the Republic of China (1912-1949) was established in 1912, a group of young students witnessed China being invaded by Imperialist countries. In response, Li Shi Zeng, Wu Yu Zhang, Wu Zhi Hui, and Zhang Ji formed the "Work-Study Program in France" organization. Through this program, individuals such as Zhou En Lai, Deng Xiao Ping, Chen Yi, Nie Rong Zhen, Li Fu Chun, Li Wei Han, Li Li San, Cai Chang, Fu Zhong, He Chang Gong, Xiao San, Zhao Shi Yan, Cai He Sen, Wang Ruo Fei, Chen Yan Nian, Chen Qiao Nian, Xiang Jing Yu, and others were able to study abroad in France. Witnessing the advancements of the European Industrial Revolution and the Second Industrial Revolution, they recognized the importance of science and democracy in saving China, setting the foundation for their future revolutionary efforts.

A biographical series depicting the life of the renowned poet and statesman Su Dongpo, also known as Su Shi. The show will follow Su Shi's journey over six decades, starting from his early days traveling to the capital of the Song Dynasty to participate in the civil service exam alongside his younger brother, up until his passing.

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.

In a naval military district located in Qingdao, the head of the Naval Artillery School, Cong, and his wife, Yang Tao, organized a social event for the officers to help them find suitable partners. Their main goal was to assist the senior officers in addressing their personal marriage concerns. One of the officers, Jiang De Fu, was highly respected by Principal Cong. Upon the recommendation of the couple, Jiang De Fu met a young and attractive woman named An Jie at the event, and they developed a strong affection for each other. Despite Jiang De Fu appearing older than his age, An Jie was not bothered by it at all. Due to An Jie's modest family background, Jiang De Fu provided continuous support to her and her family. Over time, An Jie realized that Jiang De Fu, despite his rugged appearance, was actually a charming and clever individual.

Kuroe is employed as a delivery driver at the delivery firm "Elephant Express," situated on a quiet shopping street. Each day, she operates a compact truck to transport her parcels, each filled with distinct narratives from the senders and recipients.

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For 35 years during the Japanese colonial era, Joseon was shrouded in darkness. Despite this bleakness, Yi Yuk Sa composed poems that conveyed messages of hope to those who had lost faith in Joseon and to those who longed for a renewed Joseon. Today, Korea is free from Japanese rule, and Yi Yuk Sa has passed away, yet his poetry continues to resonate, perpetually sharing his messages. During those dire times, what kind of suffering did he endure, and what depth of love did he possess? (KOCOWA)

An enka artist who is facing difficulties in his career and is also a single parent, endeavors to support his daughter and fulfill their shared aspiration of him appearing on the prestigious NHK Kouhaku show.

The show follows the challenges and successes faced by Cheng Ban Kiu, a painter living in the Qing dynasty. Despite facing various obstacles, Ban Kiu eventually gains recognition for his exceptional skills in bamboo painting, a passion he shares with the emperor who seeks the best bamboo painting to be buried with him. Ban Kiu's famous quote, "Ignorance is Bliss", ultimately leads to unforeseen difficulties in his life.

Three decades have passed since he departed from his childhood town of Kurumaya with his father. Kojiro encounters a group of women from Kansai during the bustling autumn tourist season and feels a sense of destiny as he hails from the same Osaka region.