Hiroko Tsukuura, the owner of a popular bakery shop, is found dead on a trail near her home. Her head was bludgeoned by a metal bat. People believe her killer was someone that held a grudge against her. Tsunehiko Watase (Watase Tsunehiko) wonders why her killer kept hitting her on the back of her head. 3 years ago, Hiroko Tukuura beat her husband to death with a metal bat. She suffered from domestic violence. On the day she killed her husband, her husband beat her with the same bat. A young civil-rights attorney defended Hiroko Tsukuura and she was able to walk free. After that horrific incident, she began using her maiden name and became successful. Shiho Komiyama (Hada Michiko) orders the #9 investigation team to investigate this case and also what happened 3 years earlier. Yasushi Aoyagi (Fukikoshi Mitsuru) and Hideaki Yazawa (Taguchi Hiromasa) interviews bakery shop manager Noboru

This is a story about the complicated life of Tong Xue, a young interior designer with a hidden secret life, living as an outcast mistress of Mo Shao Qian, a successful businessman who accommodated her with luxury living, showered her with expensive gifts, but also tortured her in a brutally battled love.

She always feared him, wishing and planning for the day, when she escapes away from his claws. However the moment he finally released her, it was too late for her to run free.

Adapted from a novel "Twilight Upon a Thousand Snow-capped Mountains (Mountains covered by snow in evenings)" by Fei Wo Si Cun.

Saijo Mie is the new concierge at a hotel. She receives unreasonable requests from different guests everyday. Sugawara, her superior tells her that there are three words that a concierge should never say, “No” “It’s not possible” “I can’t”. It is not just the guests who come to the concierge desk that aggravate Mie. Those pampered guests who stay in the hotel’s suite rooms also give her tall orders beyond all imagination. Will Mie be able to deal with the challenges posed by these troublesome characters?

The story of Charles Song, one of the founding fathers of the first Chinese Republic.

Based on a true story of Chinese diplomat Ho Feng Shan, whose heroic deeds – defying orders and issuing Visas for thousands of Jews during WWII so they could escape Austria – were only known after his death and honored in 2001. Co-produced by China’s Omnijoi Media Corporation and Czech Republic’s Twin Star Film.

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The universal theme of friendship, in all its vulnerability, tenderness, and purity, is explored in this drama. The flow of seasons forms a thematic continuity to the action: the severity of youth in summer, the sentimentality of autumn, and the frustration of winter. Together, this group of boys cope with common adversity, face the death of a friend, and prepare to deal with the world of adulthood. --TBS (dramawiki) The drama won 7th Television Drama Academy Awards (1995-Dec-20) for Best Drama, Best Actor, Best supporting actor, best theme song, best scriptwriter and best cast

Wu Yu Xin, a resolute and resolute advertising agency director, has a frightening office style, but no one would have expected that she is actually an otaku in private. She loves the two-dimensional contrast, but she just wants to preserve her own image in the workplace and never let others. Know this secret. Until one day her two-dimensional male god broke the two-dimensional wall and came to her world, but he also has a double-faced personality? Can Wu Yu Xin accept the unknown side of the male god?