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Fifteen years ago, a young girl saved a young boy from drowning at a farm. Upon his rescue, they become friends and the two of them pray under the Star Apple tree together to wish for happiness for each other throughout their lives, and for them to meet again after fifteen years. But fifteen years later, circumstances have changed. The boy, Tao Si, is now a successful businessman who wishes to avoid his fixed marriage, while the young girl, Cao Kerui, has fallen for an orphan boy who grew up on the farm with her. Incidentally, the orphan boy is actually the boyfriend of Tao Si's future fiancé. How will these four people overcome these obstacles and realize that love can be found in the least expected places?

Xiao Zhuang always thought he was a good-looking fella because that was what his parents always told him. However, after starting university, he was in for a surprise when the girl he liked turned him down. His friends finally told him the truth, which was that he wasn't good-looking at all.

A chance encounter reconnects Ivan with his childhood best friend, Andrew. As they rekindle their friendship, Ivan finds himself falling for his straight best friend all over again.

'Boy Romance', Taiwan's first gay love reality show, sets "pure love" as its core theme. Here we are not pursuing glitz and vanity, but focusing on the pure and sincere feelings and presenting them to the audience to inspire them to think, feel and cherish the power of love.

After a near-fatal explosion, I wake to find a year missing from my life—a year in which I’m studying art design and loved by my gentle boyfriend, BAI Shang-huan. Just as I start to believe in this newfound happiness, he dies before my eyes. When I open them again, I’m back in the past, before any of it began. Now, every moment unfolds exactly as in my “dream,” revealing a cruel truth: loving him means losing him. And knowing how it ends… do I dare fall for him again?

Juedai Shuangjiao is a Taiwanese television series adapted from Gu Long's novel of the same title. The series was first aired on TTV in Taiwan in 1977.

After breaking up with his girlfriend, Wang Da Zhi decides to live with his school junior, Hao Chen. Hao Chen is gay, and Da Zhi is straight. With both leading different lifestyles, Hao Chen's homelife has become disrupted. As they both try to live together in harmony, their bickering may turn into something more.

Six stars must run a summer camp for naughty children in the idyllic mountains of Taiwan.

A gangster meets an undercover cop — and together, they’re pulled into a life-threatening relationship.

Heir-turned-musician Kaiwen flees to Gulangyu to escape family pressure and revive his lost passion. There, he meets Yin Qi, a gifted pianist forced to abandon her dreams. Their connection inspires them to chase what they once gave up, but fate keeps pulling them apart, turning their love into a poignant tale of dreams, longing, and missed moments.