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Jira is a twenty-nine-year-old bar host—not a career he'd have envisioned for himself. Twenty-eight-year-old Phugh is a real estate agent from a wealthy family. They're not a match, which should be fine, because they aren't looking for anything serious with each other.

Rebellious heir Li Shang and hometown café owner Li Zi reunite years after their first love faded. As Li Shang struggles to save his family’s fireworks factory and Li Zi builds her live-streaming business, they join forces to preserve the fading art of traditional fireworks. Through setbacks, ambition, and rekindled affection, their shared passion ignites both a cultural revival and a radiant new chapter in their love story.

‘Eating Ramen’ is a programme that offers an intimate look into the daily life of a popular ramen shop where queues are a given. The camera follows the action relentlessly, from the early morning preparations right through to closing time. What insights does this reveal into the passion the owner pours into his ramen? And finally, a celebrity ramen enthusiast silently savours every last bite of this exquisite bowl, brimming with the owner’s dedication! It is a ramen documentary made for ramen lovers.

Park Ji-young, a chaebol heiress and director, hides her identity to help her struggling husband Kang Do-yoon. Betrayed and abused by him, and threatened by his mistress Kim Bo-ra's arson, she's saved by actor Jeong Woo-bin, who loves her. Ji-young vows divorce and revenge to reclaim herself.

A 5-minute documentary series unraveling the diversity of Japanese society based on statistical data. Each episode starts with the line "one out of every Japanese is...," focusing on a certain demographic.

When legendary slacker Wei Yang accidentally transmigrates into the body of Daliang’s emperor Li Chengze, he hopes for a leisurely life—but every attempt to dodge responsibility backfires spectacularly. His misguided plans spark victories, expose corruption, and win him loyal ministers and the people’s support, all while he grows unexpectedly close to strategist Xiao Huaijin.

Daichi, a book designer in Tokyo, reunites with his former college classmate Kosuke, now an editor, through a new photo book project. As they grow closer, buried memories from their past resurface—because Kosuke is the one person Daichi once wished to forget.

Zhen Wanmei, a perfectionist woman battling obsessive-compulsive disorder, joins a therapy group with Jia Duicheng, Liu Jiepai, Jiang Jihua, and Bai Wangxiang, and together they embark on a unique journey toward healing and self-acceptance.

Ro Ro Land unfolds a heartwarming tale of a group of colorful, walking succulents embarking on an adventurous journey across the city balconies, all in the name of friendship. From misunderstanding to understanding, conflict to collaboration, they learn to listen, respect, and embrace one another—growing into a stronger, more united group. This is a story of friendship, growth, and self-discovery, where children see others—and come to know themselves.

Undercover reporter Shen Ning is known for infiltrating criminal syndicates in disguise. After gaining the trust of cross-border crime boss Rong Ming, she exposes him and brings him down. Three months later, she is stunned to see him alive at a television station banquet—now reborn as Jiang Chi, a respected heir with a spotless reputation.