Asian Drama

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Episodes: 24

Duration: 10 min.

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

Song Xiao Feng accidentally time-travels to 1993 and starts a business together with his father, Song Jian, as a friend. under the influence of Song Jian and Hu Ruo Xi, he grows up to go from a depressed man to a great commercial strategist.

The station is the last station of the sea line railway, and when the south line of the sea line travels here, it means that it has arrived at the end point of the sea line railway. The next stop, Success--Shanhai Line Begins to Meet..., let the two people who are originally strangers start to meet, and the life story is about to begin, some people will get off the bus halfway, and some people will walk all the way to the end. "Chasing Success" is a modern family ethics drama, the story takes place next to you and me, watching a group of single tenants under the same roof, drifting north to pursue dreams, reaping love and friendship, but also facing gains and losses, from the process of their mutual companionship and growth, redefined: "What is success?" Define your own success, insist on chasing points, and embrace success.

Episodes: 60

Duration: 1 hr. 38 min.

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

Xiao Chang Qing, Sun Qian Cheng and Chen Xin Cheng worked hard all their lives. After retirement, they finally got together and co-founded a warm retirement community. In the community, they solved problems that elderly people faced, and in the process, they recognized their own problems and reconciled with their family and with themselves.

Episodes: 36

Duration: 45 min.

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

Zu Bo, a young student in Beijing, is a programmer. He loves his work and his daily life is extremely simple. In addition to his work, he stays in the house of Bo's mother, Hui Fang, to study and write code in the early years of Beijing. Zu Bo's quiet life was broken by a phone call from Bo's mother. He was told that his third uncle from Guangdong's hometown would come to Beijing to temporarily live in his house. Bo's mother repeatedly stressed that he should receive his third uncle well. Although Zu Bo had long lost his impression of this distant relative, he was still ready to pick up the "old man" at the station with a wheelchair. Unexpectedly, the third uncle in Bo's mother's mouth was actually a young man of the same age as Zu Bo, but because of his seniority, he became an "uncle". Zu Bo was still a little resistant at first. When he heard that his uncle was also a "programmer", he put down his guard and took his uncle home.

With the help of a mysterious game, the protagonist rises from an unknown broadcast jockey to a superstar.

After the death of her husband, Chu Pik Ha returns to her maiden home with her son, in a deliberate attempt to take over the family jewelry business from her elder sister Chu Pik Wan. To prevent Ha from getting too out of hand, Wan needs her husband Ho Cheung Hing to create trouble for her sibling. Hing does not follow her instructions, but instead secretly helps Ha tackle her problems one by one. Wan soon comes to realize that Hing has never really got over Ha. Wan's younger sister Chu Pik Lam is still attending school and is too young to deal with such family issues. Wan feels a profound sense of helplessness and becomes even more frustrated when So Lai Sheung turns up suddenly claiming to be a mistress of her late father and pregnant with his baby. Out of respect for their father, the sisters agree to put Sheung up for the time being until the situation becomes clearer. Shortly thereafter, Ha discovers that Sheung is just a tool of Sang guy who has been plotting to wage a battle of will against the Chu's.

A young successful young man has always felt something missing in his life because he never knew his father. At 26, Che Chen (Marcus Chang) is already a successful assistant manager for an investment trust. But he was raised by his single mother and never knew the identity of his father, and that void has been nagging at him. But a freak accident sends Che back 27 years into the past, to the year before he was born. When he meets 22-year-old Zhen Zhen Ye (Ivy Shao), Che realizes that this naïve and trusting young woman is his mother! When Che realizes that anything he does in the year 1989 could alter his mother’s future, will he do anything to alter the course of his own life? “Back to 1989” is a 2016 Taiwanese drama series directed by Guo Chun Hui.

Carat is a successful businesswoman who held more power in her hands than Chakrit, her husband. One day he cheated on her with his secretary and asked Carat for a divorce. Even though Carat is already competing with Venice for a good career path, when it comes to Carat's love life, Venice is on her side.

Ai, a fourth year student met Carat when she was in a fight with Chakrit. He helped her during that time and they ran into each other in many times after too. He eventually wants to make a move on her and doesn't care about the more than 20 years age difference between them. But it's not going to be easy when Carat's perfect boss, Mark, seems to be interested in her too.

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Song Xing Chen is a 29-year-old doctor with a difference: While all of her co-workers are focused on performing well and making money for the hospital, she cares more about her appearance and fashion. Some think she used her good looks to win herself a top position at the hospital. But she drops a bombshell on her colleagues at her promotion dinner – by announcing she wants to quit!

Now, instead of following the path her family set out for her, she has decided to go her own way. As she begins her “new” life, she witnesses a fearless man rescue a helpless dog from a window ledge. This man turns out to be a lifetime singleton and single-minded rescue team leader named Su Qing Che. Later, their paths cross again – as they meet (and bicker) on a blind date. Is this to be the beginning of a fresh rivalry... or a budding romance?

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Adapted from the novel "Hong Chen Gun Gun Gun" (红尘滚滚滚) by Bei Qing (北倾).

Episodes: 26