Kyoichi Suzuki is an average college student in his junior year. Although he's not in one of the top universities, he's satisfied with his college life studying architecture. Kyoichi left home and is finally on his own, living in a beat-up apartment in Tokyo. However, this apartment building is home to some out-of-the-ordinary residents, who are always bugging Kyoichi. His next-door neighbor hits Kyoichi up for a loan when he finds out that Kyoichi just got paid. His other next- door neighbor who works at a nightclub, always calls Kyoichi, demanding him to come pick her up, because she's so drunk. Other than that, Kyoichi is satisfied with his normal life, until he meets a girl one day...

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Kanbara Kiko is a poor single mother whose 5-year-old son, Haruto, gets admitted to a prestigious kindergarten in an unexpected turn of events. One Haruto's first day of school, high-end cars are backed up in front of the kindergarten’s front gate. Mothers swagger on high heels within the compound and carry luxury brand bags. Although Kiko is shocked by the reality of this kindergarten where she is out of her element, she expresses her feelings directly to the mothers who regard her as an enemy. With her vivacity and compassion, she starts to change the thinking and establish new bonds with these rigid women living in a completely different world and generation.

Misaki Koko, a university professor, receives a phone call out of the blue from her former boyfriend, Yagisawa Shun, who is now an executive officer of a television network. Yagisawa has been asked by Yamashiro Taizo, the leader of Meisei Party, to introduce Koko. Yamashiro intends to bring Koko in as a civilian cabinet minister with the aim of regaining political control in the next general election. Hiroko has kept a distance from politicians because of a past feud with her father. She hesitates, not able to give Yamashiro a reply. However, several days later, an article announcing her appointment appears in the newspapers. This is Yamashiro's strategy to draw her in. Unable to back out, Koko decides to enter politics with the support of her husband, Nobuaki. However, right after she takes office, she is faced with an unprecedented crisis. Will she be able to survive? -- Jdrama Weblog (edited)

This drama shows how devastating and hurtful it can be for a woman to live with a boyfriend before marriage and not end up tying a knot with him. Korea has the second highest divorce rate in the world as more and more families become ruined -- mainly because one of the spouses cheats. To make things worse, the mass media continues to champion premarital cohabitation as a choice that unmarried couples are free to make. Terms of Endearment depicts today's harsh reality and once again reminds us of the sacred meaning of marriage and the importance of family.

The drama about a rebellious teenage girl who ends up getting pregnant and being an unwed mother at the age of 18.

The story revolves around three 40-year-old women: lawyer Du Xiaoling, returned overseas Chinese Song Qing, and supermarket cashier Ye Hong. After Ye Hong's divorce from the gambler's ex-husband, he took his son to rent the house of the equally divorced taxi driver He Jing. One day, He Jing's ex-wife and Ye Hong's ex-husband suddenly appeared at the same time, and the four lived together in embarrassment. Ye Hong took the initiative to take care of He Jing's ex-wife who was paralyzed by a car accident. He Jing was deeply moved and the two sparked love. Hu Zhendong and Du Xiaoling, both attorneys, had a further emotional development in the process of representing the divorce lawsuit together. Song Qing and Bruce Lee opened a literary café. The two were like-minded, and Bruce had an admiration for Song Qing. When Song Qing’s ex-husband came back from abroad, Song Qing realized that her ex-husband’s awakening was what she had been waiting for. The story of three forty-year-old women ended happily.

After the villagers relocated, the poverty alleviation group represented by the county head and village cadres went deep into the frontlines. Because of the terrain, cars could not drive in so everyone dug up a road.

While being careful not to damage the environment, Shen Tong vigorously developed the lingzhi and tea planting industry in the area to establish his own tea factory. Subsequently, he ventured into online selling and led the villagers to shed the label of poverty.