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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.

The Book and the Sword is a Taiwanese television series adapted from Louis Cha's novel of the same title. The series was first broadcast on CTS in Taiwan in 1992.

It is said that the "Multiple Service House" accepts any task, whether it's walking dogs, finding cats or... even stabbing people. Da Hei reluctantly accepts these sporadic jobs to get medical financing, not knowing that his roommate, Xiao Bai, is secretly an agent sent by the intelligence agency to kill them. After completing mission after mission, the growing mutual dependence between the two novices deepens every day. But will they be able to be together? Will they decide to change their attitude or continue on the dark path?

Fast Track Love is a Chinese drama television series co-produced by mainland China and Taiwan. This is the first car-race series in mainland China. Zhao Wei and Lu Yi was a screen couple in A Time to Love. It was shown on television in the following countries and regions: mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and Philippines.

Reaching for the Stars is a 2005 Taiwanese drama broadcast by CTS. This drama casts Taiwanese girl-group S.H.E, Anthony Guo, Chen Zhi Kai, and many others. The soundtrack was released in late 2005, the female leads S.H.E also contributed to the soundtrack. Reaching for the Stars aired its pilot episode during the final episode of The Prince Turned Into A Frog series. The average rating of the pilot episode in Reaching for the Stars was about 1.17, while the final episode of The Prince Turned Into A Frog set a 2005 record for the highest average episode rating and the highest episode rating. Reaching for the Stars only received mediocre television ratings. However, the lead actress Ella was nominated for Best Actress at the 41st Golden Bell Awards in 2006.

Chor Lau-heung is a Taiwanese television series adapted from Gu Long's Chu Liuxiang novel series. The story is a new creation by the screenwriters and has little relevance to the original novels. Adam Cheng starred as the titular protagonist, Chor Lau-heung. The series was first broadcast on TTV in Taiwan on 3 April 1995.

"Golden Darling" is a post-80s sitcom that incorporates elements such as comics and casual fun into family dramas, looking at how people in their 20s and 30s react to different social issues from a relaxed perspective. Jin Fa and Ru Yu are a pair of newlyweds. They discovered a strange object in their home, and it turns out to be a time machine. Their daughter who has travelled 20 years back in time emerges from it.

Fei Cheng Wu Rao is a Chinese dating game show hosted by Meng Fei. Based on the Australian game show Taken Out, the show is produced by Jiangsu Satellite Television and taped in Nanjing. It was first broadcast on January 15, 2010, and currently airs on weekend nights at 9:05 pm JSTV. In Australia, it is broadcast with English subtitles on Friday nights at 8:30 pm on SBS Two. The show has been a rating success in China and is now the highest-rated show for Jiangsu TV. Episodes are also widely distributed online. The show has attracted attention from academics and foreign media. Due to the perceptions that the show promoted problematic values, its format was changed in 2011 to de-emphasize factors such as financial wealth.

"Not Far From Home" brings to life the dynamic and untold stories of immigrants in Taiwan, particularly Indonesian migrant workers, capturing their inspiring journeys from struggle to resilience and from uncertainty to hope. As they navigate culture shock, chase dreams, and overcome countless obstacles, these individuals transform their own lives and the fabric of their adoptive home. From heartwarming successes to stirring moments of triumph, each story is a powerful testament to the courage and the pursuit of belonging—a vibrant celebration of the dreamers who shape Taiwan's future with their passion and persistence.

Hotels everywhere are similar, yet homestays feature the exclusiveness where the places they are located are irreplaceable. Hosted by Golden Bell-winning Rifat, the show selects five homestays across Taiwan, where the owners specialize in tea ceremonies, cuisines, or devote to environmental protection and promotion of sustainable traveling. Not only can one enjoy a good night’s rest, the homestays in this series also offer a vibrant experience enlivened by the hospitality and life philosophy of the owner, the uniqueness of its location, and the human touch that makes each stay one of a kind.