Asian Drama

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The series is based on real-life cases at home and abroad to explore the ways spiritual growth organizations manipulate people and how people’s vulnerability is being abused. What’s that crucial center of cult attraction? Is it really the leader’s power, or is it a rare love people seek?

The talented but selfish legal star's career collapses due to an accident which forced him to join a public welfare law firm in order to make a living where he explores the true meaning of justice.

Legend has it that after people hang themselves, the grievances are the heaviest, and the grievances will accumulate on the knots. The effect is to appease evil spirits and appease the people. The coastal area of ​​Taiwan will hold a ceremony to send the knots to the estuary. "Send a sputum", and later changed to "send a meat sputum" in order to respect the dead.

Seeing that the danger is approaching, Jiawei decided to ask the Master for help, but found that the source of everything came from the secret of the book that was deeply buried in the heart for ten years....what can Weiwei unlock the knot of the book and protect himself? And the life of a loved one?

A group of wayward teens face turbulent school and home lives, navigating their way through a world full of bullying, drugs, gangs, and prostitution.

Gao Hao Sheng, is a new teacher with a dark past, becoming friend and mentor to his students: Wei Jie - a notorious young bully, Fang Xiao Fen - an underage escort, Ou Wen Zhou - a bullied teen, and delinquents Lu Yi Feng, Lin Mei Chen, Sun Ruo Lu, and Xiao Shu. As complications begin to brew outside of the school hierarchy, will these students survive?

Age of Rebellion is a dark drama which explores the lives of teenagers at the bottom of the social chain; issues of emotional vulnerability, poverty, and violence.

In the first film, the comic-foil reins were handled by Xu Da-fu (mainland comedian Huang Bo, also starring in the current comedy hit “Breakup Buddies”), a benign crook whose friendship with Wu was firmly if secretly cemented by the time “The Dawn of Assault” reached its endgame. A little Huang goes a long way, and Xu is back in a happily more limited capacity this time, shouting up a storm with dynamite strapped to his chest before taking a well-earned break for most of the film’s remainder. That leaves Wu and Chen to search for Xu’s imperiled wife, Xiao-qing, whose unborn child is being used to nefarious ends by a fearsome criminal mastermind. Soon our detectives find themselves forced to make some sadistically impossible decisions — like, whether or not to save the innocent hostages who are about to be blown sky-high, when rescuing them might mean the endangerment of countless more lives.

Pi Zi and Ying Xiong are two cops who are as different as day and night. One does nothing except for drinking coffee and living a luxurious lifestyle while waiting for information from dubious sources to crack his cases. Another believes law and justice are the pillars of society and is constantly on the street catching criminals... a little overzealously for his superior's liking. When a case brought these two top crime solvers together, sparks flied and a little light peeked into this dark city where the nation's President is on friendly terms with the local triad and twins kill people while drinking milkshake.