A man finds a ghost trapped in an umbrella.

This drama is about the lives of Tae-hee and Yun-hee, two sisters whose mother died while giving birth to Yun-hee. Their father, who loves them dearly, married their mother without their paternal grandfather's consent, and deprived of any familial support, the sisters and their father struggle to make ends meet even as their father faces a life-threatening illness. This drama follows Tae-hee and Yun-hee into adulthood as, separated by a cruel twist of fate, the girls come to lead very different lives, oblivious of one another.

China produced a brand-new TV drama based on the famous classical Chinese novel Journey to the West in 2010.Compared to past adaptations, the highly anticipated new series daringly takes a little more liberties with the source material to create more surprises for audiences.Besides the updated plots, the big-budget fantasy adventure drama directed and produced by Cheng Lidong also features more sophisticated visual effects,fightchoreography, and costume design.The 52-episode series stars Hong Kong actor/singer Victor Chen (Canto-pop diva Kelly Chen's brother) as the Tang Monk, Fei Zhenxiang as the Monkey King, Xie Ning as Pigsy, and Mu Fengbin as Sandy, whose team encounters various monsters on their dangerous quest to retrieve the Buddhist sutras.The supporting cast is perhaps what gets this production most attention, with the likes of Joan Chen, Tang Guoqiang, Wang Gang, Wu Ma, Yin Xiaotian, TVB actor Eddie Kwan, and gorgeous actresses Cecilia Han,Wang Like, Yu Na, Vivian Chen, and Diana Pang co-starring.

Legend of the Purple Hairpin takes place in the Tang dynasty, a time when Chinese art, fashion, music, dance, and novel inventions were at their highest peak. Raymond Lam portrays the heroic Nalan Dong, known as the “Yellow-Clothed One”, who falls in love with beautiful dancer Huo Xiaoyu, played by Michelle Ye. However, Dong’s best friend Li Yi, played by Cheng Cheng (程诚), is also deeply in love with Xiaoyu. Choosing brotherhood over love, Dong decides to step down in his pursuit of love. The drama is a loose adaptation of the classic Ming dynasty opera.

Zhang Yang and Zhu Li An have been blissfully married for seven years, and in order to celebrate the passing of the 'seven-year-itch', the couple organized a grand event with friends and family at a hotel. They expected happiness, but trouble came knocking at the door, when Zhang Yang's ex-girlfriend showed up uninvited at the event, and his close friend and former classmate Long Dong Qiang started scheming behind his back.

When a mysterious plague spreads ancient Japan, a pure young man named Yoshihiko (Takayuki Yamada) is chosen to save his village. He sets out with his friends to find a legendary plant to stop the plague and also find his father who never returned after embarking on the same journey.

28-year-old web writer, Takashima Keisuke, enjoys dates with his girlfriend Haru, and has been taking photographs of the two of them madly in love with each other and posting one photograph after another on social networking services. The two of them gradually move in and soon kiss. Keisuke also captures this moment on camera. However, passersby laugh derisively and stare at him with curiosity. This is because Keisuke has been taking the photographs alone with a long hair wig in his hand. His fantasy girlfriend “Haru” only exists in social networking services and is a product of his imagination. Keisuke took all the photographs of their “dates” alone. The editor Anzai Kohei watches Keisuke’s apparent satisfaction with the good photographs he has taken in amazement. He counsels him to get a real girlfriend. But Keisuke turns a deaf ear. On this day, Keisuke’s good friend, Kamakura Yuki, visits his house while he is taking lovey dovey shots with “Haru”. Yuki is similarly stunned, but does not seem to particularly mind his fantasy girlfriend. Keisuke has drinks with Anzai at a pub on the eve of his birthday. When asked about his ideal girlfriend, he starts to write about the preferred appearance and personality of his fantasy girlfriend. When he wakes up in his room the next morning, his “ideal girl” Haru is before him and she somehow behaves in the way that he fantasises. Keisuke gradually experiences a taste of romance. But is this situation imaginary? Or a reality?