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The narrative revolves around a contemporary Chinese family spanning three generations residing in the Hutongs of Beijing. The tranquility that elderly Zhuang Weitian had savored during his time in the Hutong is disrupted with the bustling transformation of Shicha Hai. Tong Dawei's arrival, characterized by his nonchalant attitude towards trivial matters, clashes with the old man's respect for rules and order. Dawei's sole objective is to woo Zhuang Jing, the woman of his desires. In an attempt to win over the elderly Zhuang, he becomes his apprentice by learning tai chi from him. Meanwhile, Zhuang Zhiwei, the son of old man Zhuang, who holds a steady job, is determined to find love once more. However, his plans are thwarted by the unexpected return of his ex-wife. On the other hand, Zhuang Zhibin, the third brother, is adamant about preserving his reputation at all costs. Despite his good intentions, he falls prey to deceitful investments, leading to conflicts within the family and his eventual expulsion from the household. As the New Year approaches, the blooming epiphylla signals the arrival of the auspicious spring festival, bringing together the diligent residents of Shicha Hai for a joyous celebration as one united family.

During the mid-1980s, Wang Xiao Qing and Du Man Tang, who were childhood sweethearts, were forced apart due to disapproval from Wang Xiao Qing's mother. Zhang Ze Zhong took advantage of the situation but eventually married the vice principal's daughter to advance his career. However, his attempts to climb the social ladder backfired, leading to disgrace when his house was nearly destroyed by a failed scheme to inflate its value. Now, thirty years later, both Du Man Tang and Zhang Ze Zhong work as managers in the same neighborhood.

Shen Zhuo Ran, a former professor in the Department of Literature, has two children and three grandchildren. Following his wife's passing, Tang decided to embark on a series of blind dates at the urging of his friends. Each encounter brought its own challenges - the compassionate head nurse ended things due to real estate issues, the female scientist left abruptly when her cancer returned, the union director's forceful approach left him feeling overwhelmed, and a woman resembling his late wife made unreasonable demands. Through these varied experiences, Shen Zhuo Ran underwent personal growth and his reflections on love and life influenced his family members who accompanied him on this journey.

The Chen, Lin, and Pan families are residents of the Beijing hutongs. Throughout the course of four decades during China's reform and opening-up era, their lives have experienced significant changes. In the Chen household, the son Chen Huan has become a well-known economist, while their daughter Chen Qing is facing challenges finding new employment. Youngest daughter Chen Xiao Ou represents the new generation of women. The Lin family, which consists of high-ranking officials, has witnessed their son Lin Yi Da transition from rural life to a career in government and business, and their daughter Lin Ping Ping achieving her goal of studying overseas. In contrast, the Pan family's son Liang Zi is currently unemployed, much to the disappointment of his mother Pan Tao Hao, who had high hopes for him.

The series delves into the life struggles of a single child born in the 1980s. Li Ao belongs to the initial group of only children following the implementation of the family planning policy, and is the sole successor of the longstanding Li family. Similar to other single children, he accumulates numerous pets and basks in the affection of his parents and grandparents. However, as he matures, familial relationships become more intricate, leading to various challenges.

Entrepreneur Lao Yang and single mother Yang Qin found themselves living next door to each other, leading to a heated argument over minor issues. Despite their initial conflict, their feelings for each other began to grow stronger. Suddenly, Yang Qin's ex-husband Wu Wei reappeared.

Su Yue, an heiress, experiences betrayal from her stepsister Su Zi Ting. When Su Yue gives birth, Su Zi Ting deceives her by pretending that her firstborn has died and secretly keeps the child hidden. Devastated by this betrayal, Su Yue decides to leave the country with her second child. After some time, she comes back in disguise, determined to seek retribution without revealing her true identity.

The narrative follows Yang Shu as he navigates the challenges of raising his daughter, who is 18 years old.

Sun Da Lei and Su Yun's long-standing love couldn't prevent their eventual divorce. Following their split, Su Yun becomes the primary caregiver for their twins. When Su Yun is required to travel to Hong Kong for work for a year, her partner Huang Xin Hua steps in to care for the children. This situation ignites a competitive spirit in Sun Da Lei towards Huang Xin Hua, who is new to parenting. Sun Da Lei's lack of experience with children leads to numerous challenges, jokes, conflicts, and misunderstandings. As Sun Da Lei observes, his children begin to favor the more dependable Huang Xin Hua over him.

Geng Xing Guang, a young shepherd in the village, was known for his tendency to seek out challenges. Displeased with the bullying behavior of the village leader Liu Guang Gong, he decided to pursue opportunities in a big city. Despite facing numerous setbacks in various jobs such as construction sites, restaurants, and bathing centers, Geng remained kind, sincere, and resilient. Eventually, he found a suitable job at a bathing center. Geng's honest nature was evident when he returned a valuable gold watch to its owner, He Zi Peng, refusing any form of gratitude. He also showed compassion by helping a fellow dorm mate in need and supporting the education of a colleague's sister. Geng's positive influence extended to those around him, including the big boss He Zi Peng, ultimately leading to the village's development and the rekindling of He Zi Peng's life beliefs.

Based on the renowned 1995 Chinese animated series "Big-Headed Boy and Small-Headed Dad".

During the chaos of the Great Tangshan earthquake, three newborn babies were mistakenly swapped in the maternity ward of a small hospital. Twenty years later, a mother discovers that the son she has raised is not biologically hers. Bi Mengping's son is hospitalized after an injury, prompting a blood test that reveals he cannot be her biological child. This leads Mengping to investigate the possibility of a baby switch with Li Shuxia, another mother from the same ward. After overcoming several obstacles, the two families confirm the true identities of their sons. However, a third family suddenly emerges, claiming that their son was also involved in the mix-up.

This touching family story focuses on individuals facing different life decisions, such as reevaluating goals and careers, tying the knot, or embarking on a new professional path

Following a dispute, an elderly couple with white hair find themselves in the midst of a divorce, while a romance unfolds over three generations. What led to the breakup of the white-haired couple? As they embark on a quest for truth spanning five decades, who will be the one to advocate for letting go? And when the storm passes, listen as I declare, "I love you." (ChineseDrama.info)

Raising Quintuplets keeps Momoko and Ryosuke busy as their children navigate elementary school and the challenges of growing up. Despite Momoko's efforts to maintain peace at home, conflicts can arise. However, in the end, laughter prevails, teaching the value of compromise in this heartwarming family drama.

As a mother to Quintuplets, Momoko and Ryosuke find themselves constantly occupied with their children who are all in elementary school and facing the challenges of growing up. Despite Momoko's attempts to maintain harmony in the household, conflicts can arise frequently. However, in the midst of chaos, they all come together, laugh, and understand the significance of compromise in this touching family drama.

Liu Guang Ming, a professor at the Public Security University, and his student Zeng Cong, a criminal policeman, may have different roles, personalities, and approaches, but their shared sense of duty and purpose make them effective partners in maintaining public security. Liu Guang Ming is known for his intelligence, humor, and meticulous problem-solving skills, turning case-solving into a test of wit and determination. On the other hand, Zeng Cong is characterized by his humor, boldness, integrity, and perseverance. Together, they embark on a journey to solve a murder case involving a writer. With Guang Ming's keen observation and logical reasoning, along with Zeng Cong's tenacity and integrity, they are able to uncover the truth behind the case and bring the culprit to justice.

Three years ago, Xia Wan Qing had to leave the country with her child shortly after giving birth, all because of her husband's self-centered behavior

This is a tale of bravery and personal development. Meng Fei Yang confronts life's many changes with compassion and affection, facing each challenge head-on. His life story deeply impacts others, shaping the narrative and revealing truths. Throughout his journey, he remains consistently kind, embracing personal growth and change while championing women's resilience in the modern era. In the story, "contract parents" holds dual significance. Firstly, it refers to the orphanage where Meng Fei Yang was raised. As the "dean mother" grows older and unable to continue her duties, Meng Fei Yang willingly steps up to oversee the orphanage, repaying the care and love he received by giving back to society and pursuing his dream of establishing a welfare home. Secondly, when Meng Fei Yang discovers that young "Hao Hao" has lost his mother and is struggling with mental illness, he transforms into a nurturing figure to mend the boy's wounded heart. Through his actions and adventures, the protagonist discovers life's true meaning and undergoes a profound transformation.

Shen Ming Zhu resides in the historic district of Nanxi, where her adoptive parents operate a quaint eatery. Her boyfriend, Feng Jian Qi, lives in the prosperous new town. They are deeply in love and eventually marry, but the Feng family disapproves of their union due to social status differences. Tragically, Jian Qi passes away unexpectedly, prompting the Feng family to urge Ming Zhu to have a child. Meanwhile, her biological parents locate her, leading to a reunion with her biological sister Xu Zhi Xia, brother Xu Zhi Dong, and sister-in-law Bi Chen, resulting in the affection of both her biological and adoptive families. Shortly after, her father-in-law, who had been a pillar of support for the Feng family, dies suddenly from a heart attack, leading to the company's financial collapse. This plunges Ming Zhu into a new low in her life. Although everyone suggests that she terminate her pregnancy, she stands resolute in her decision. Xu Zhi Xia grapples with her unambitious husband and the impending arrival of their second child; Bi Chen and her spouse are on the verge of separation due to wedding planning stress; and Jian Qi's sister, Mei Qi, is unexpectedly expecting. Together, these four women face their due dates amidst the chaos of their lives.