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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.

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.

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.

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.

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

The drama follows the life of a calligrapher from a fading aristocratic family in the late Qing Dynasty. She sacrifices family and marriage in search of genuine love. Together with her family, she courageously battles Japanese invaders and other criminal elements to safeguard the precious national artifact Mao Gong Ding. This story is based on the autobiographical novel "Pan Nv" by Xing Yuan Sheng.

Upon completing his studies in the United States, Yuan is returning home to attend his father's funeral and arrange his own wedding. Along the way, he encounters a pair of Chinese travelers - Li Ke Jin and Wu Yue. Li Ke Jin is wrongly accused of possessing marijuana, leading Wu Yue to implore Yuan to help. Despite being entangled in the turmoil surrounding his family's future and empire after his father's passing, Yuan agrees to assist under certain terms. He agrees to aid Wu Yue in freeing Li Ke Jin in exchange for her assistance in avoiding marriage by posing as his girlfriend. However, as they pretend to be a couple, Wu Yue becomes a target for the warring family, putting both their hearts and lives at risk.

Describes the challenges Lin Ci Hui encounters when choosing to marry Wu Jia Dong, the sole heir of the Wu family, and leaving behind her former partner, Shen Tian Yun.

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

The plot revolves around a couple who experience a series of complicated situations after the wife finds a woman's makeup bag in her husband's luggage. This discovery leads to the wife becoming suspicious and monitoring her husband, causing emotional distress for both of them and putting their family at risk of falling apart.

When marriages are arranged within the upper class, it often results in people getting hurt. Zhao An Hua finds himself in a situation where he is compelled to marry a daughter from the Xue family due to Madam Xue's ambitions for power and riches. As a result, An Hua's former lover is heartbroken and seeks vengeance by marrying the infamous gangster, Fu Zhen Jia. Will love be able to triumph over the pain and envy brought on by these strategic unions?

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

An Qi Yuan was raised in a modest household by her grandparents, who operate a traditional noodle shop

Jiang Lu is employed as a makeup artist for a troupe of acrobats. Despite being kind, attractive, and skilled, she remains single at 35, much to the surprise of those around her. Song Yu Sheng is a photographer for a publishing company who tragically lost his wife, Xiao Yun, in a motorcycle accident 6 years ago. He is now a widower with two children, Zheng Zheng and Jun Jun. His late wife's mother, Qian Shu Hua, constantly tries to set him up with potential partners in the hopes of finding a suitable stepmother for her grandchildren. However, Yu Sheng struggles to show genuine interest in these introductions. It is during an unexpected encounter at a phone booth outside Jiang Lu's apartment, as he tries to avoid another blind date arranged by Shu Hua, that sparks begin to fly between them.

The events unfold during the summer of 1978, when Xiang Yuan dreams of becoming a chef despite his father, a teacher, urging him to pursue the university entrance exam

Choose between two options: 25 episodes for television broadcast or 30 episodes for online streaming.

In the novel "The Ninth Widow," we follow the life of Wang Pu-tao, a woman from a remote village in Central China. Wang tragically loses her family in a flood when she is just a child, and is later sold into servitude before being widowed at the young age of 14. Despite her hardships, Wang harbors a fugitive man (her father-in-law) in her cellar for three decades, providing him with care and protection during times of political turmoil, famine, and other disasters.

The story revolves around the mysterious life experiences and complicated love relationships involving Zeng Dan Yun and her daughter Shen Yan Rong during the early years of the Republic of China

In 2010, individuals born in the 1980s celebrated their thirtieth birthdays, marking a significant milestone in their lives. Tong Youyi and Sun Ran, both students at the same university, found themselves facing challenges and unmet expectations as they entered this new decade. Tong, still unmarried, felt overwhelmed by the pressure to settle down. Meanwhile, Sun Ran went through a sudden divorce from Tan Zongyang. As they navigated personal and professional struggles, Sun Ran made a tough decision to shoulder the consequences of a failed business venture, ultimately salvaging a relationship with Tan Zongyang. Tong and Luo Huaer, on the other hand, confronted their issues head-on and eagerly anticipated the arrival of their first child, learning valuable lessons about life and companionship along the way.

"Only If I Love" (also known as "If I Love You") is a part of the Queen of SOP series that focuses on the story of Adam. Together with his brother, Su Wei, and their mother, Adam helps run a winery in Italy with their friend. They attend a wine tasting event sponsored by Shi Ying, where they meet An Ling, a friend of Shi Ying who is an actress. Adam decides to produce a movie to help An Ling achieve her dream of acting, casting her as the lead in a film that is shot at the winery. However, as Adam and An Ling grow closer, Shi Ying becomes jealous and tries to sabotage Adam multiple times, only to have Adam come back stronger each time. This story explores themes of love, secrets, and the importance of family.

In the 1980s, a recently married couple embarks on the journey of marriage, experiencing changes in their family dynamics and lifestyle. This narrative delves into how the couple navigates their new reality. Gu Xiao Ying, a city dweller, ties the knot with Guan Tong, a Phoenix native with a humble background but high social standing. Post marriage, Xiao Ying observes stark differences between them, from their in-laws' rural living habits to their differing thought processes and Guan Tong's government job and routines. The once blissful couple find themselves encountering numerous challenges as they transition out of the honeymoon phase.

The series follows the journey of Huang Yuan Shuai, who had initially intended to enroll in a military academy to pursue his education and serve his nation as a soldier. However, his plans were derailed by the sudden passing of his older brother and the disappearance of his sister-in-law. Left with the responsibility of caring for his brother's three children, Huang took on the role of a bus driver. His girlfriend, Li Mei Li, decided to end their relationship due to the unexpected increase in familial obligations. A fire destroyed Huang's home, leaving the family of five without shelter. They were eventually taken in by a compassionate teacher named Gao Shan. Although Gao Shan and Huang Yuan Shuai initially clashed due to their differing personalities, they eventually grew to appreciate each other's strengths and developed a deep connection over time.

During her high school years, Xia Ming Yue faced adversity when her father tragically passed away in an accident and her mother fell ill. Despite discovering she was not biologically related to the Xias, Ming Yue took on the responsibility of caring for her mother, brother Ming Tian, and sister Ming Xing. In order to support her family, Ming Yue made the difficult decision to leave school before the college entrance exams and start a food stall. Her classmate Xu Chong, impressed by her resilience and positivity, quietly offered his support. As Ming Yue's life began to stabilize, her close relationship with Xu Chong sparked jealousy in his girlfriend Ding Yun, leading to schemes against Ming Yue and a return to hardship for her.

Discovering the authentic purpose of existence.

The tale of an ordinary family residing in the narrow streets of historical Shanghai spans from the Cultural Revolution to the era of reform and opening. Du Xin Sheng and Yu Pei Pei, childhood friends with a deep bond, navigate through challenging times. Pei Pei's grandmother, a conservatory professor, faces accusations of being reactionary by the Red Guards. To protect a valuable Italian cello in Pei Pei's possession, Xin Sheng seeks help from his father, a maintenance worker at the Bund bell tower, and they conceal the instrument there. As more youths are sent to rural areas, the Du family's eldest daughter, Xin Fang, decides to join them. However, when Xin Fang becomes pregnant while unmarried in the countryside, the Du family is confronted with a significant dilemma.

The play narrates the tale of Chang Hanqing, a youthful technician, and Jin Xing, a heroic fighter, in the aftermath of the establishment of the People's Republic of China. It focuses on the research, design, and progress of the innovative Chinese electric locomotive. (Baike Baidu)

After returning to the city from her time in a rural area, a young woman named Zhao Chun Lei faces a series of unfortunate events and must navigate a new family dynamic. Upon her arrival, Zhao Chun Lei is devastated by the sudden loss of her father. Her stepmother, Liu Feng Ying, who has three children of her own, assumes the role of head of the household. Tragedy strikes again when Zhao Chun Lei's partner, Xu Hai Yang, passes away in an accident. Soon after, a woman named Luo Gui Hua arrives, claiming to be pregnant with Xu Hai Yang's child. This leads to misunderstandings and conflicts within the family. The selfish younger brother, Wu Ming Guang, attempts to claim ownership of the family home, while the younger sister, Wu Ming Mei, blames Zhao Chun Lei for the troubles they face. The youngest sister, Wu Ming Li, struggles with her own relationship issues. As the family continues to face hardships, Zhao Chun Lei must work to unite them and find her own happiness.

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.

According to a myth, this series revolves around themes of power, love, and betrayal, with characters vying for dominance or affection, while one character simply desires peace and friendship. A complex love triangle forms involving Yan Fuk, Cho Chi Kin, Cho Chi Woon, and Kwok Huen, after Kwok Huen betrays Yan Fuk and pursues her own path to power.

The restaurant's history is deeply connected to the experiences of four women from different generations, showcasing common marital issues and the various stresses faced by women throughout history. In the late Qing Dynasty, Ngai Yu Fung's family falls on hard times and she is forced into marriage with Wong Yuk Lun, who later loses all their money. Fung sells a token of love from her first lover Yu Tsz to start the Phoenix Restaurant. During the May Fourth Movement, Fung's daughter Wong Chi Kwan runs away to Tianjin with her teacher Lee Kat Cheung. After their separation, Kwan returns to Beijing and finds the struggling Phoenix Restaurant.

Young and talented IT Software Manager Fong Chi Chung unexpectedly meets Yam Tsi Wah, a gifted writer and illustrator of children's books. He soon discovers that Tsi Wah is the daughter of his own calligraphy and painting instructor, Yam Ching Chuen. Despite their family connection, Chi Chung realizes there is a distance between father and daughter, as if they are holding back from each other. As Chi Chung navigates through successes and setbacks in his career and love life, a series of events unfold that bring the trio closer together. Will the frosty relationship between father and daughter thaw? Can Chi Chung's love for Tsi Wah break down her barriers? Drawing inspiration from Chinese culture, they embark on a journey towards a more fulfilling and harmonious life.

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.

To secure a residence in the limited space of Hong Kong, individuals may sacrifice their aspirations, commit to hard work, and adopt a thrifty lifestyle to cover their mortgage. Referred to as "brick slaves," these individuals exemplify the concepts of accountability and obligation. Some prioritize security, committing to a lifetime of mortgage payments, while others opt for freedom, akin to a shell-less snail. The question remains: which path is the wiser choice?