Asian Drama

In 1910, in old Shanghai, a once inconsequential paparazzi becomes an industry darling once he publishes his portrayal of ten female celebrities, revealing the dark side of their glamorous lives.

(Source: WikiDrama)

Episodes: 47

Aired On: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

The mythological TV drama, A Happy Life , which is currently showing on Hunan Satellite TV, has seen its ratings soar since it began airing at the end of June. The series captured the number-one position in ratings nationwide, despite going against heavy hitters like The Patriot Yue Fei and Legend of Goddess Luo , and has led fans to dub this year’s summer vacation as “the month of Benny Chan.” In A Happy Life, Hong Kong actor/singer Benny Chan (陳浩民) plays Liu Feng, a filial (woodcutter) man from a poverty-stricken family, who meets a crafty fox spirit named Bai Meiying (9th Princess). Played by mainland Chinese actress Monica Mu (穆婷婷), Meiying is an immortal princess who does not wish to marry another spirit. As a result, she asks Liu Feng to pretend to be her husband. As she is thrown headfirst into married life, she must resolve issues like getti

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Zhang Xiao, a 25 year old girl from modern times had just gotten into a fight which leads to a car accident that caused her to go back to the Qing Dynasty. There, she is in the body of Maertai Ruo-Xi who is the sister of the 8th Prince's wife, Maertai Ruo-Lan. In the Qing Dynasty, she finds that life is hard because love is controlled by only one person and is not decided freely. She becomes entangled into the battle of the Princes for the Throne. Ruo-Xi has half a year before she enters the Palace for the maiden selections. How will she survive the Qing Dynasty?

Adapted from the novel "Bu Bu Jing Xin" (步步惊心) by Tong Hua (桐华).

A 25 year-old modern day woman woke up from a car accident to find herself in the body of a 16 year-old Manchu girl living in the 18th century Qing Dynasty. In her new life, she became deeply entangled in Aisin Gioro princes' battle for the throne.

Adapted from the novel "Bu Bu Jing Xin" (步步惊心) by Tong Hua (桐华).