Rose Martial World is a Chinese-Hong Kong wuxia-romance television series produced by Yu Zheng and directed by Peter Yuen and Wang Shaojie, starring cast members from mainland China and Hong Kong. It was first broadcast in Taiwan in 2008. Yu Zheng later published a novel of the same title during the series' 2009 broadcast in mainland China. Eileen Chang's The Red Rose and the White Rose meets Tsui Hark's The Blade - this pitch perfectly captures the essence of the all-star Chinese martial arts drama Rose Martial World. A war between two women could bring destructive consequences to the entire martial world, if they are beautiful like Huo Siyan (My Name is Fame) and Sun Feifei. Their intertwined destinies brought them together as sisterly confidants, only to drive them apart when they fall for the same man (in the shape of popular actor/singer Wallace Chung). Supported by famous TV stars Damian Lau, Sheren Tang, and Sammuel Chan, it is only natural that Rose Martial World is deemed one of the most anticipated drama series of 2008. There are plenty of love triangles with martial arts intrigue in this series. Assassination plot, love affair, betrayal, and revenge get you going until the end.

Snagging a new job at Heart Sports' sales department, Kanji transfers to the Tokyo office, where he meets his new colleague Rika and is reunited with his best friends from home—Mikami and Satomi. Mikami, Kanji, and Satomi have been friends since they were children, having grown up in the same small town. Mikami is Kanji's best male friend and Satomi is their platonic female friend whom both Mikami and Kanji have had a crush on since high school. After seeing Mikami forcedly kissing Satomi, Kanji felt despair, however, then quickly developed strong affection for Rika who was always energetic, funny, encouraging and caring. Their relationship was rather unstable to begin with, given Kanji's history with Satomi as well as Rika's (not so) secret affair with her and Kanji's boss Sendo [this affair was much more of a determinant in the original manga than in the drama, when Rika got pregnant bearing Sendo's child (not shown in the drama version), which was one of the reasons why Kanji chose Satomi over Rika]. In the meantime, denied by Satomi who thought Mikami was just playing with her, Mikami's attempts on pursuing his med school classmate Nagasaki had also been with much frustration.

Jin Wei brings his wife Jenny Jones and four-year-old son Charlie King to his hometown, Beijing, where he had been away for 10 years, and returning to his courtyard. Jin Defang was very happy for the eldest son's family to return to work in China. Whenever he met people, he said that the elder was capable, but his happiness inadvertently caused the second son, third son, and younger daughter to feel jealous.

Lieutenant Opas (Ter Chantavit Dhanasevi) didn’t ask for his gift. But ever since he fell and hit his head during a practice mission, he has been able to see ghosts all around him. So even though his legs shake and he has to fight the urge to pee his pants, Lieutenant Opas keeps his new skill a secret and uses it to help him solve crimes. Working alongside the cool Bua Kwan (Noona Nuengthida Sophon), disbelieving Lieutenant Johnny (Peuk Pongsatorn Jongwilas) and photographer Kam (Torpong Kut-on), can Lieutenant Opas overcome his fears to bring the spiritual criminals to justice? “Opas the Series” is a 2010 Thai series directed by Yongyoot Thongkongtoon.

The drama tells the story of a hostess turning 30 years old.

Sokoi Takehachi and Tsumura Aki are journalists working for the "Weekly Dodongo". Their editor, Yamazaki Jiro, had assigned them to stake out former state assemblyman Okase Shohei, who is about to be released from prison. 7 years ago, Okase was found guilty of misappropriating state funds amounting to 100 mil yen. However, only 70 mil yen were accounted for during the trial. Yamazaki has a hunch that upon his release, Okase will be retrieving that money from wherever he had hidden it. Both Takehachi and Aki had tailed Okase to the racecourse, and from there to a street near Kagurazaka, Tokyo, where they lost him. Next thing they know, the news world is abuzz with the rumor that Okase had found the body of a strangled man at a cemetery in Katsuura, Chiba. Yamazaki's instinct tells him that the murder has something to do with the unaccounted for money, and so he decides to bring Takehachi along with him to call on Okase. They pay a visit to the Nishida Stables, where they are introduced to the stable hand, Suekichi Hideo, the stable owner, Nishida Ryuzo and one of the racehorse's owner, state assemblyman Tateyama Torahei. Yamazaki decides against bringing up the matter of Okase, which puzzles Takehachi, but yet Yamazaki does not share his reason for doing so with him. Not long after, a trunk is found in the forests of Mizusawa, Iwate. In it is a corpse of a man. How is the corpse related to Okase? Why was it stuffed inside the trunk?