Asian Drama

One hundred years since the founding of the Communist Party of China, Faith Makes Great tells stories from different times in history that chronicle the people's endless struggle to realize their dream of rejuvenating the nation.

The key themes are as follows:

"Ice and Fire": Shougang workers shift operations towards ice-surfacing for the Winter Olympics

"173 meters": Lanyu Railway Construction

"Rock Sugar": The story of Deng Jia, the chief commander of atomic bomb theory design

"The Next Hundred Years": Restoration of the Forbidden City cultural relics

"Family": Medical Aid Team

"Button": the first small private business

"Time Train": High-speed rail construction

"Your Eyes": Protecting the Yunnan Golden Monkey

28 years old Nan Xiangwan is an established HR manager, who appears to be a winner in life but suffers from anxiety. When she receives psychiatric treatment, it takes her back to her memories in high school ten years ago. In the class where she is always out of place, Xiangwan faces constant problems on her journey to getting a placement in her desired university - classmates who constantly interrupt her studies, her hatred for her father and the memories of high school she cannot bear to face. In the process, she meets and befriends Lin Xiaoran, a sports student. As they get to know each other, Xiangwan realises that apart from results, everyone has their positive traits and that winning is not everything. She started helping out her classmates, getting them to fall in love with studying and encouraging them to chase after their dreams. Finally, Xiangwan was able to attain friendship, rediscover the energy of youth and gain her father's understanding. When she meets Lin Xiaoran again, she decides to walk out of her trauma. The two of them get to know each other again, and walk hand in hand toward another future.

The son of a retail tycoon and an e-commerce live-streamer join hands on a road to realizing their entrepreneurial dreams.

Qian Xixi comes from a broken family. At a young age, she was sent to live in Duan Ran's (Johnny Huang) home and they grew up together. However, their personalities are like heaven and earth due to their difference in status. Through sheer coincidence, Qian Xixi gets into the field of live-streaming. Duan Ran who's a fuerdai (second-generation rich) sees the potential in e-commerce live streaming and acquires a company, thus becoming Qian Xixi's boss. Duan Ran realizes that the industry is more complicated than he ever imagined. Meanwhile, Qian Xixi throws herself into her work and unexpectedly encounters top star Jiang Zheyang (Cao Yuchen) who was her old high school classmate. Duan Ran and Qian Xixi encounter repeated problems at work and also in their relationship that they must learn to overcome.

Adapted from the novel "Du Jia Zhuan Chong" by Sui Zheng.

The story revolves around cold and icy "male god" professor Zhang Sinian and the calm and sunny Yun Shu.

It tells the story of two childhood friends who grew up together and have loved each other for many years. They are separated and reunited but a series of misunderstandings occur due to someone's plotting.

Zhou Yanzhao is the successor of Shenghai Group. Zhou Xiaomeng is the host of a children's show. Zhou Yanzhao fulfills his promise to Xiaomeng to return to the country to see her on her 22nd birthday. However, his father dies unexpectedly leaving him no choice but to succeed their real estate company. Moreover, Xiaomeng's mother is the suspect behind Zhou Yanzhao's father's death.

Taking over business operations, Zhou Yanzhao enters Shenghai Group and faces a tough opponent in Jiang Qingcheng. Zhou Yanzhao has a difficult time keeping the company afloat as he deals with betrayal, investment failures, engineering accidents and learns of a birth secret.

Bearing the heartaches from the misunderstandings, Xiaomeng never gives up despite facing ups and downs in her endeavors. She perseveres in her charity efforts to help children and continuously tries to become a better person. When the sky finally clears between the star-crossed lovers, they must work together to find the real mastermind behind their misfortunes.

Bad things are going on at an elite high school, and innocent people are falling prey. Chu Yin Yin and Xia Er (both played by Zhang Xue Ying) are identical twin sisters who were orphaned at a young age. One grew up in an orphanage while the other grew up with a loving adopted mother. But when one twin sister, who is bullied at school, tries to commit suicide, her twin comes to the rescue, and they decide to take matters into their own hands. The sisters switch identities, but they must deal with emotional entanglements with Xu Kong Lin (Joseph Zeng) and Li Bai (Wang Bo Wen), who both want to be a part of their lives. Can the sisters investigate the bad things that are unfolding at their school and bring the perpetrator to justice? “When We Were Young” is a 2017 Chinese drama series directed by Zhou Yuan Zhou. It is a remake of the popular 2015 South Korean drama series “Who Are You: School 2015.”