Asian Drama

Liu Xia, a psychological counselor, uses her knowledge of psychology to guide a man who is attempting to jump off a building, successfully rescuing him, which is the impetus for her to establish her own studio to help more people. Qi Lian Shan, a screenwriter focusing on adapting his psychological mystery novel into a drama script, witnesses the whole scene and invites Liu Xia to give some professional advice to his script. The two gradually come into contact and work together. Liu Xia also collaborates with Shen Qin to develop an AI psychological testing system, which is applied to children and community welfare. Liu Xia and Qi Lian Shan jointly devote themselves to the cause of mental health public welfare, using their professional knowledge and skills to help those in need, and gradually grow closer in their cooperation, ultimately ending up together.

Adapted from the novel “Hard to Find Only Because of Twilight” (只因暮色难寻) by Yujing Pengxiang (御井烹香).

Do opposites really attract?

An Qing Huan (Joe Chen) is a career woman who is highly driven to succeed. She is focused on her career and works very hard to work toward her goals in life.

Ding Ren Jian (Tong Da Wei) is an IT engineer who doesn’t think much past what he needs to do on a daily basis. He lives in the moment and tries to deal with what life throws at him.

When Qing Huan meets Ren Jian, the two can’t seem more different from each other. But as they both deal with their bustling lives, will they realize that they have more in common than they thought?

“Love Actually” is a 2017 Chinese drama series directed by Chen Ming Zhang.