What would happen if an ordinary teenager suddenly develops extraordinary powers? Wang Yi Fei (Yan Fei) is your average teenager. But one day, he develops the extraordinary ability to conjure demons, angels and other historical heroes to present-day Earth using a special space stone. A mystical girl named Tang Xiao Pan (Man Man) enters Yi Fei’s life and makes him realize that his normal life will never be the same. When Yi Fei realizes that the space stone left by his father can conjure another mysterious girl Zhang Fei (Fei Fan) from a different world, can the mysterious girl help Yi Fei harness his new powers to find out the truth behind his dead father? “The World” is a 2016 Chinese drama series.

A continuation of the drama Inokashira Goro, who is an imported goods dealer, visits various towns on business. After business meetings, he will stop by shops that he is interested in and looks forward to meals above all else. This summer, he visits Hakone in Kanagawa Prefecture for business.

Based on Kusumi Masayuki and Taniguchi Jiro's manga of the same name.

Three years into their amorous marriage, Michio and Rumiko (affectionately nicknamed each other "Mittang" and "Rumitang") continue to be the most lovey dovey couple in town. Mittang is swooped up by a major advertising agency, offered a lucrative chance to work overseas and seems to be heading for big-time success. All that changes when he receives word that his wife was involved in a minor bicycle accident. That was enough to make Mittang quit his job to stay close to his one and only love, who after the accident, is no longer the same Rumitang he knew. His lovely wife exhibits phenomenal memory recall powers, but with one little glitch, cute Rumitang transforms into a craggy-faced, but well-known mnemonic specialist called Tamachi Kouji. Luckily, the metamorphosis is only temporary. As the lovebirds begin working at an odd job business where they can be together 24/7, they encounter quirky characters like a two-timing secretary, a neighbor's husband with a roving eye for the ladies, and deal with Mittang's vertically-challenged father-in-law. As a result, they find themselves involved in even quirkier situations.

Seung Hee, after losing his girlfriend in a tragic accident, left for 3 years. When he came back, he sought to make a film in a rural area. Someone caught his eye – Bok Shil, who looks exactly like his deceased girlfriend, Hye Soo. Seung Hee followed Bok Shil in order to get some answers, and ended up falling for her. Still the questions remain, is he attracted to Bok Shil because of the memories of his ex-girlfriend, or does he like Bok Shil for who she is? What happens when competitors come into the picture and families opposing their love?

The War of Liberation begins in 1945. Dalian is maintaining an apparent peace after receiving assistance from the Soviet Union. However, under this veneer of peace, the undercurrents of war are surging. The Kuomintang reactionaries are ready to move and are looking to disrupt the peace. Guo Dai Xia, being hunted for her part in the Anti-Japanese arson group is appointed by an organization to return to Dalian. There she meets fellow Community party activist Jiazhuang. Despite their different temperaments, the two become reliable comrades and develop feelings for each other. However, the fight against the Kuomintang will not easily end.

Sung dreams of making Kiran, from the comm-arts department, her boyfriend. Until one day, Sung was hit by a tricycle and made a promise with the god of death. The god of death sent her back to the mortal world and gave her some kind of divine power. But for some reason, everytime she have physical contact with Kiran, Sung will go into trance.

In the 80's of 20th century, Gao Ji Lin, a young man living in Gaojiagou in northern Shaanxi, was a well-known reading "champion" in the village. With a great talent for writing and poetry, despite coming from a poor family, the man aspired to achieve a greater goals. College entrance exams were supposed to help him with that. Unfortunately, Ji Lin unexpectedly falls off from the student list, and as if that wasn't enough, he also fails to become a private teacher in an primary school. His only ray of hope turns out to be Liu Qiao Zhen, who does everything to support him in his dream. Soon, thanks to the encouragement of the whole village, Ji Lin decides to fight for his career goal.

Adapted from the novel "Life" (人生) by Lu Yao (路遥).

Kehas See Dang 2011 Andrew Gregson as Doctor Ruj Rujiroj Mint Natwara Wongwasana as Araya (Noi) Charm Irvin Osathanond as Saowarot Big Sarut Vijittranon as Pakinai Patsachon Soopree as Pakinee Kittipit Nilnoparat (Bird) as Charlie Srikanya Sakdidej Panupan (Por) as Wattana Suchao Pongwilai as General Saen Seneenarong Chalisa Thaochalee as Ampa Kriangkrai Aunhanan as Doctor Phra Sanyapatpisut Rong Kaomoonkadee as Khun Prajonkadee Ruj Rujiroj is an only son of General Saenseneenarong, the owner of Ban Rujiroj, also known as "The Red Mansion". He lacked of mother since he was born. Later, when Ampa and her baby daughter, Araya or Noi moved in as his step mother, he was very upset at them because he thought that this woman tricked his father to replace his mother and her baby stole attention from his father. So, Ruj asked his father to move to stay in the boarding school and went to study abroad after that. After he graduated, he came back to Thailand, but he refused