Chen Xiao Man has been working hard in the city in order to save enough for her to be able to invest shares in the family's porcelain business. However, she becomes unemployed and has no choice but to return to her hometown. At this time, Chen Xiao Man's superior, Ke Yan, also encounters an unprecedented setback. Hoping to turn things around, he has come to Chen Xiao Man's hometown to seek the help of a legendary figure in the investment community who has been living in seclusion. This leads to a reunion between Chen Xiao Man and Ke Yan. Under his guidance and encouragement, she decided to embark on the road of entrepreneurship.

(Source: ChineseDrama)

Episodes: 36

Duration: 45 min.

“The Bridge” (“Bron” aka “Broen”) was originally created and written by Hans Rosenfeldt as a joint production of Sweden’s Filmlance International, part of Endemol Shine Group and Denmark’s Nimbus Film. International licensing is handled by Endemol Shine.

A story revolving around a group of ice hockey teenagers who dreams of becoming a professional ice hockey player.

Chen Che, the star player of the United Nations Hockey Team, a former celebrity and a rare hockey genius in Jiang Cheng for the past ten years. He is an impulsive teenager who is not bound by the rules and easy to get on top. In fact, he values affection and righteousness, and silently assumes the responsibility of taking care of others. Shen Zhou Zhou, who was once a graduate student in the North American. He has a cold personality and handsome appearance. On the rink, he has a strong executive ability, as if he is an indomitable warrior.

The teenagers shows all their efforts they put on the ice rink, which not only presents the passionate dream-seeking enthusiasm, but also conveys the indomitable spirit of competition. This is the journey of teenagers who went through hardship to achieve success and glory.

Dedicated to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.

All singles want to try it and eat it! The story of a single woman's gluttony.

In Tokyo in the year 2030, 27-year-old Itakura Kakeru lives in a shared apartment. He is suddenly approached by Ogiwara Misae, his housemate three years his senior, about wanting his help to have a child. Kakeru has never even considered having a family before. But as he searches for an answer for Misae, he comes face to face with his parents, grandparents and younger sister who went their separate ways 15 years ago, and starts to consider what family is. And then, Kakeru gives more than a passing thought to the significance of being connected to someone.

Shinnosuke Shirai (Koji Yamamoto) is a lawyer. He receives a request to retrieve a masterpiece painting that was stolen. Shinnosuke Shirai negotiates with the person who stole the painting and finally succeeds in getting the painting back. But, this is all a scheme to trap Shinnosuke Shira. His client has hired a hitman to kill him. Shinnosuke Shira is helped by Detective Togawa (Keisuke Koide) and Hitomi Nakano (Nana Komatsu).

Can three young people choose their own futures even when life throws them in an unexpected direction? Chen Yi-Jun (Tammy Chen) grows up in a political family but detests politics and is determined to pursue her passion for music. But after college graduation, she is forced to return home and is thrown into the midst of her family drama. She meets rising political star Jiang Ye-Qing (Yao Yuan-Hao), who also grew up in a political family and thrives in it, and reconnects with her childhood friend Huang Zhao-Yuan (Jason Tsou). Forced to grow up among the pressures of the real world, can Yi-Jun, Zhao-Yuan and Ye-Qing make the world bend to their own desires in life? “Youth Power” is a 2015 Taiwanese drama directed by Chou Mei-Ling.