Lee Kwok Lap

Dragon TV

Mu Qi (Hu Ge), a retired soccer coach struggling with financial problems from past gambling, is persuaded to coach the struggling Yan Cui Ying High School soccer team. There, he meets Pei Duo (Maggie Jiang), a passionate math teacher who has been coaching the team and desperately needs help transforming the group of misfits. Despite their conflicting coaching philosophies, they must find a way to work together to turn the losing team around and compete in the annual championships. Their challenge lies not just in improving the team's skills, but in overcoming their own differences and personal obstacles. This is a 2016 Chinese sports drama directed by Li Guo Li.

Go! Goal! Fighting!

The Goalkeepers

Dragon TV / Jiangsu TV

Tan Yunxian (Liu Shi Shi), from a generations-long family of imperial physicians, faces a devastating royal court ruling that forbids her family from practicing medicine after being framed by powerful enemies. Despite societal constraints, Yunxian secretly learns traditional Chinese medicine from her grandmother and dedicates herself to healing the common people. Her exceptional skills and determination catch the attention of Emperor Zhu Qizhen (Wallace Huo), who becomes instrumental in supporting her groundbreaking journey to become the first female physician of the Ming Dynasty. Through her compassion and medical expertise, Yunxian challenges gender barriers and transforms the medical landscape of her time. This is a 2016 Chinese historical drama series directed by Lee Kwok Lap.

The Imperial Doctress

Healing Team

Hunan TV

In the tumultuous Warring States period, Jing Ke (Le Geng) fails to assassinate King Zheng of Qin and flees with his son, Jing Tian Ming (Jiang Jin Fu). He hires Gai Nie (Lu Yi), the world's best swordsman, to protect Tian Ming. After Gai defeats 300 soldiers at the Qin border, an enraged King Zheng orders their deaths. The king's ministers send Wei Zhuang (Sun Yi Zhou), a skilled swordsman, to hunt them down. Gai and Tian Ming find refuge with the Mohist swordsmen at their secret mountain fortress, where Gai meets and falls in love with Rong Duan Mu (Michelle Chen), a skilled Mohist doctor. As King Zheng's elite troops and Wei's assassins converge on the Mohist Fortress, an epic battle will determine the fate of the kingdom. This is a 2015 Chinese historical drama series adapted from a popular martial arts animation film, directed by Zheng Wei Wen.

The Legend of Qin

The Moonlighting Team

After a traffic accident, Zhang Xiao (Liu Shi Shi) was sent back to the past, where she fell for a handsome prince. But when she wakes up in the modern world, she is stunned to meet Yin Zheng (Nicky Wu), the heir to a powerful family with a business empire – and the spitting image of the prince from her “dream!” Determined to “rekindle” their love, she finds work as a designer at his family’s company. Yin Zheng begins to take note of Zhang Xiao, but her pursuit of his heart is cut short by an accident that wipes her memory, leading her to forget about her “prince.” Instead, Zhang Xiao begins to date his stepbrother Kang Si Han (Sun Yi Zhou). This inadvertently leads her to the center of the men’s bitter power struggle. Who will prevail – and who will win her heart? This drama is the sequel to “Scarlet Heart.”

Scarlet Heart 2

✨ Chasing the Dream ❤️

After a devastating car accident, 25-year-old Zhang Xiao (Liu Shi Shi) is mysteriously transported back to the 18th-century Qing Dynasty, inhabiting the body of 16-year-old Maertai Rouxi, daughter of a Manchu general. Unable to return to her modern life, Rouxi becomes entangled in the imperial court's complex power struggles, particularly the princes' competition for the throne. Her modern knowledge influences her romantic relationships with the Eighth Prince, Yin Si (Kevin Cheng), and Fourth Prince, Yin Zhen (Nicky Wu), while she maintains a close friendship with the 13th prince, Yin Xiang (Yuan Hong). As she navigates the treacherous royal landscape, Rouxi must decide whether to accept her new destiny or continue seeking a way back to her original time. This is a 2011 Chinese historical romance drama based on a novel by Tong Hua, directed by Wu Jin Yuan, Lin Yu Fen, and Deng Wei En.

Scarlet Heart

Bu Bu Jing Xin Team

In the 980s, Yang Ye (a former Later Han general) pledges allegiance to Emperor Taizong of the Song dynasty and leads his family in defending the nation against Khitan Liao Dynasty invaders. The Yang clan is renowned for their honor, courage, and patriotism in protecting their homeland. Tragedy strikes at the Battle of Golden Beach, where a devastating conspiracy results in Yang Ye and four of his sons' deaths, with another son taken prisoner. Yang Yanzhao (the surviving son) and Yang Yande must now carry on their family's legacy, seeking to bring peace to the Song dynasty while also pursuing vengeance against those responsible for their family's destruction. This is a historical drama set in 10th-century China, depicting the heroic struggles of the Yang family during a tumultuous period of Chinese history.

The Young Warriors

The Dancing Fingers

In medieval China, Li Xiao Yao (Hu Ge), a troublemaking young man, embarks on a quest to find a cure for his sick aunt, leading him to Dream Island. There, he meets and marries Zhao Ling'er (Liu Yi Fei), promising to return after obtaining the medicine. However, the Lunar Sect Cult erases his memories, causing him to return home with Ling'er without recalling their marriage. Ling'er struggles to win back his heart while competing with Lin Yue Ru (Ady An), who tries to impress Xiao Yao. When Ling'er mysteriously disappears, Xiao Yao and his friends set out on a dangerous journey to find her, facing numerous challenges along the way. The drama explores themes of love, memory, and destiny as Xiao Yao confronts Ling'er's hidden past. This is a 2005 Chinese television series adapted from the Taiwanese role-playing game "The Legend of Sword and Fairy," directed by Wu Jin Yuan.

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