Showing posts with label Chinese TV Dramas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese TV Dramas. Show all posts

Friday, March 15, 2019

The Story of Minglan Watch All Episodes

The Story of Minglan is a 2018 Chinese television series adapted from the novel Do you know? Do you know? If the green is still plump and the red still lean? by Guanxin Zeluan. It stars Zhao Liying, Feng Shaofeng and Zhu Yilong. The series premiered on December 25, 2018 on Hunan TV.

The Story of Ming Lan Poster. A present-day girl accidentally transfers to an ancient dynasty as a civilian. She works and studies hard, and falls in love


The 73-episode historical series The Story of Ming Lan chronicles how the titular role rises from the youngest daughter of a low-ranking official

Thursday, March 24, 2016

Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1994) Watch online

Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1994) Watch online

Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1994) Watch online,"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a Chinese television series based on the classical novel of the same title. First aired in 1994, the drama spanned a total of 84 episodes.
As one of the most expensive television series produced at that time, it was completed over the course of four years, involved 400,000 in cast and crew and allegedly cost a pretty penny. The end result was one of great quality and gained a big number of fans in foreign countries, especially Japan. The drama was later rebroadcast on Japan’s NHK repeatedly, and again on SUN in 2009 as well.

Kangxi Dynasty (2001) Watch online

Kangxi Dynasty (2001) Watch online

Kangxi Dynasty (2001) Watch online,The large-scale and well-produced Chinese historical TV dramas are always welcomed by audiences in many Southeast Asian countries, including "Kangxi Dynasty," "Water Margin" and "Yongzheng Dynasty." "Kangxi Dynasty" is a Chinese television series based on the novel "Kangxi Da Di (The Great Kangxi Emperor)" by Eryue He. First shown in 2001, the series focuses on the major events which occurred during the reign of the Kangxi Emperor in the Qing Dynasty. It got high ratings from audiences both in Japan and South Korea.



Meteor Garden (2002) Watch online

Meteor Garden (2002) Watch online

Meteor Garden (2002) Watch online,"Meteor Garden" is a television drama produced by China’s Taiwan, based on the Japanese "Shōjo" manga series ("Boys Over Flowers") written by Yoko Kamio. In the drama, a poor teenage girl named Shan Chai is forced by her parents to attend a university for rich people. She meets four rich and handsome, but arrogant, students collectively known as the "F4." The drama tells of the friendship and love between Shan Chai and "F4." The series was first aired in 2001, and soon after became popular among people of Chinese origin across Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia and other parts of the world.



Princess Pearl (1998) Watch online

Princess Pearl (1998) Watch online

Princess Pearl (1998) Watch online,"Princess Pearl" is a Chinese television costume drama dating back to the 18th century. Written by creator Chiung Yao, the drama covered three seasons, with 24 episodes in Season 1, 48 episodes in Season 2 and 40 episodes in Season 3, airing in 1998, 1999 and 2003 respectively. This Cinderella-like story became the most watched show in China, and also gained a large fan base in other Asian countries such as Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. It was also successfully exported to the United States.


Scarlet Heart (2011) Watch Online

Scarlet Heart (2011) Watch Online

Scarlet Heart (2011) Watch Online,"The Scarlet Heart" is a Chinese television series based on the novel of the same name. In the drama, a young woman suffers a near-fatal accident that sends her back in time to the ancient Chinese Qing Dynasty under the Kangxi Emperor's reign.

The Legend of Zhen Huan (2011) Watch Online Free

The Legend of Zhen Huan (2011) Watch Online Free

The Legend of Zhen Huan (2011) Watch Online Free,China is a country that produces some 30,000 episodes of TV drama every year – undoubtedly the largest number in the world. In recent years, an increasing number of Chinese TV dramas has been exported overseas and gained substantial popularity among foreign audiences. Although a number of them were broadcast in China dozens of years ago, they remain firm fan favorites until this day. After all, watching a good old-fashioned TV drama might even revoke the fondest of memories.