Asian Drama

20 years old Jing Hao, came to Shenzhen to live with his young sister alone. The brothers and sisters live in a warm but difficult life. Because of his sister's high surgery fees, by chance, Jing Hao got a chance. He thought that a better life was about to come, but unexpectedly suffered heavy losses. Under the double pressure of time and money, Jing Hao, who has no retreat, decided to make a desperate move. Can his troubled ordinary life ignite the spark of hope?

50-year-old Shanghai's uncle Lao Bai has been divorced for many years and lives by teaching people to paint. He is lonely but he does not want to admit loneliness. He had an exotic past that he fell in love with at first sight many years ago, which he was willing to be alone all his life. Lao Wu is a good friend of Lao Bai. Lao Bai admired Lao Wu, but could only live in the real world of firewood, rice, oil, and salt. Lao Wu only loved one person in his life, and eventually wrote a dreamlike love myth.

The film, which is the third instalment in Zheng’s ‘Lost’ series, follows a small business owner who becomes wrapped up in a dispute while travelling with his mother on a train to Moscow. The cast includes Xu Zheng, Yuan Quan,...

A hysterical story that follows a man and his friend who wants to get rich as they get caught in an unusual inter-species battle.

Geng Hao and his good friend Da Fe are both managing their failing enterprises when the unexpected arrival of a guest from outer space disrupts their quiet yet straitened circumstances. A mysterious force has sent the Heng Ha Generals to search for the alien's whereabouts.

A story revolving around an engineer who is motivated by family as he infiltrates a large crime syndicate in the Golden Triangle.

Lu Yun Peng (Yu He Wei) is a college professor with high IQ and high credentials. His older brother, a cop, is killed while working on a case and his nephew also became a target of the drug ring. In order to take revenge, Li Yun Peng sets his own plans in motion. His brother's colleague, Jiang Ya Nan, tries to talk him out of it but he refuses to listen. Yun Peng crosses paths with a drug trafficker named Yin Ta and devises a way to become his savior. The move pays off as Yin Ta is revealed to have connections with a druglord which gains Yun Peng entry into the Golden Triangle. At the same time, Jiang Ya Nan is sent on a mission to bring down the criminals.

Chen Yong, a drug dealer, selling a forbidden but effective drug for chronic myelocytic leukemia.

It features a core cast of celebrities living on a farm, with new guests each day to help with the work. In each episode, the guests call ahead to order a dish they want, and the hosts attempt to make it. The guests help throughout the day and spend the night, leaving in the next episode. This season, regular MCs included He Jiong, Huang Lei and Henry Lau.

A Splendid Life In Beijing depicts the life of four brothers from their young years in the 1970s, when they grow up as ordinary people in Beijing’s alleys, till their fourties. Misfortune strikes when the oldest brother accidentally kills his neighbor with a fruit knife while fooling around. He has to pay for his actions and goes to jail. The second oldest brother’s dream is to have his own successful business. He starts out by buying and reselling mung bean sprouts, then opens his own mutton stall and later enters the fashion market. Even though his businesses continuously fail, he doesn’t give up. But he doesn’t only show persistence towards his work, he’s also persistent in pursuing his love. The second youngest brother throws himself into the stock market right after graduating from university. At the same time, he becomes entangled in a love triangle. Finally, the youngest brother has asthma and stammers. In order to not be a burden to his family, he trains hard and diligently practices tongue twisters and comic dialogues. He later becomes a postman and finds his true love through his job.

In the mid-1990s, university art majors Xu Lai (Xu Zheng) and Yang Yi (Du Juan) fell in love, but then Yang was transferred to the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Xu has never seen her since. Almost twenty years later, the already bald Xu has long forgotten his dreams of becoming an artist, but he can never forget Yang even though he enjoys a comfortable life with his loving wife Cai Bo (Zhao Wei), the only major problem between them being the repeated failure conceiving a child. During a vacation in Hong Kong with Cai's overbearing family, Xu plans to secretly visit Yang, but Cai Bo's goofy young brother Cai Lala (Bao Bei'er) — always carrying a video camera in hand for his documentary project — tags along like his unwelcome shadow to spoil the rendezvous. Meanwhile, in Hong Kong, Wong Jing is filming another riotous gangster movie, while 2 police officers (Sam Lee and Eric Kot) investigate a murder. One of them attempts to topple the case and threatens Xu Lai's near and dear.

At her Marie Antoinette-themed birthday bash, Michelle loses her head after a few drinks and wakes up dishevelled in a hotel room. Forty days later, she discovers she’s pregnant and sets about finding the culprit. Michelle narrows it down to three suspects who turned up at her shindig: figure-skating teenager Jeb (Jiang Jingfu); seafood-sauce tycoon Tiger (Leon Lai, vulgarly dismantling his matinee-idol image); and her Harvard-educated Chinese-American boss, Bill (Korean-American thesp Daniel Henney). Their confrontations provide ample opportunities for overdone slapstick and naughty sexual innuendo, but there’s also the matter of her incompatibility with any of them, poignantly addressing the harsh reality that she’s not exactly long-term relationship material in their eyes.