In 1942, the Chinese government dispatches a secret specialized squad, the Chinese Expeditionary Force, to investigate potential Japanese biological weapon development in Burma. Led by the tough female commander Liao Yi Fang (Jia Qing) and including soldiers like Zhao Ban Kuo (Sean Sun) and Little Knife (Caesar Li), the team must navigate treacherous terrain, crossing the raging Nujiang River and scaling the harsh Savage Mountain to locate the hidden Japanese camp. Despite initial tensions and lack of respect among team members, they must work together to survive the dangerous mission and uncover the truth. This is a 2016 Chinese war drama based on the novel Nujiang Zhizhan, directed by Chen Hao Wei.

Gu Yan Mei (Zhang Han), the youngest of four Gu brothers, aspires to make his mark in the film industry during 1930s Shanghai. Following his third brother Ruo Xia (Kevin Tan) to Singapore, they expand their film business and later relocate to Hong Kong when war erupts. Yan Mei takes control of the family enterprise, transforming it into the leading film production company and earning the title "Czar of Asian Movies." His remarkable journey is intertwined with his relationships with three women: Hu Bi Yu (Jia Qing), Mei Gui (Joe Chen), and Qu Meng (Song Yi), while his philanthropic efforts further cement his legacy. This is a 2017 Chinese drama series based on the life of Run Run Shaw, the influential Hong Kong entertainment mogul who founded Shaw Brothers Studio.

Tong Si Ji (Jia Qing), a resilient young woman who has struggled to support her younger siblings after losing her parents, works multiple jobs to survive. While employed at the Yuan Xian Department Store, she meets Yi Yi (Zhang Xiao Long), the store owner's son, and they fall deeply in love. However, Yi Yi's mother vehemently opposes their relationship upon discovering Si Ji's background, using her power and influence to separate the couple. Despite the obstacles, Si Ji and Yi Yi must fight for their love and overcome the social barriers that threaten to keep them apart. This is a 2016 Chinese romantic drama directed by Yu Zhong He Lin Hong Jie, a sister production to the popular 2015 drama "The Wife's Lies".

Li Xia Xi (Jia Qing) is a woman determined to escape poverty, haunted by her father Li Guo Liang's (Li Tian Zhu) gambling addiction and its impact on her family. To support her younger brother Li Dong Xu (Prince Chiu), she becomes a tutor for the wealthy Jiang family. Falling in love with the eldest son Jiang Yi Bin (Zhang Xiao Long), Xia Xi fabricates her background, claiming to be an orphan to hide her embarrassing family history. As her web of lies begins to unravel, Dong Xu finds himself caught between two potential love interests, while Guo Liang unexpectedly saves Yi Bin's life, threatening to expose Xia Xi's carefully constructed facade. This is a 2015 Chinese drama series directed by Xu Fu Jun, a remake of the 2012 South Korean drama "My Daughter Seo Young."

During the tumultuous Xinhai Revolution, Liu An Shun (Wallace Huo) works for Master Dai Hai Chen (Wang Qing Xiang), a respected armed escort business owner. Betrayed by his brother and fiancée Dai Rong (Liu Yi Han), An Shun is forced to journey to Beijing alone, where he encounters Lu Yao Ting (Jia Qing), a female bandit who becomes an unexpected ally. Navigating the chaos of a changing China, An Shun struggles to rebuild his life and establish his own armed escort business while overcoming the deep personal wounds of his past betrayal. As he fights to survive and succeed in these exceptional times, An Shun must rely on his skills, determination, and newfound friendship to carve out his place in a rapidly transforming society. This is a 2014 Chinese historical drama series directed by Han Xiao Jun.

Wei Xiao Bao (Han Dong), the sly son of a prostitute, becomes an unlikely hero during the early Qing Dynasty. From Yangzhou to Beijing, he navigates numerous challenges, accidentally becoming a eunuch in the imperial palace and befriending the young Emperor Kang Xi (Wei Qian Xiang). Through luck and cunning, Xiao Bao helps protect the emperor's throne while surviving multiple kidnappings and acquiring seven wives, including Shuang Er (Zhang Meng). As he balances conflicting loyalties between the emperor and the anti-Qing regime, Xiao Bao must ultimately choose his allegiance. This is a 2014-2015 Chinese historical drama adapted from Jin Yong's novel, directed by Lai Shui Qing.

During the Tang Dynasty, Baili Tusu (Li Yi Feng) is a young swordsman infected with a mysterious demonic aura from the Sword of Burning Solitude, causing him to grow up isolated. When he encounters warriors Ouyang Shao Gong (Qiao Zhen Yu) and Fang Lan Sheng (Ma Tian Yu) searching for a magical resurrection jade, Tusu joins their quest. Along the way, he meets Feng Qing Xue (Yang Mi), an immortal girl seeking her brother, and together they embark on a journey to restore balance to the world and confront their individual destinies. Their path is fraught with challenges as they navigate the complex landscape of magic, survival, and personal redemption. "Legend of the Ancient Sword" is a 2014 Chinese drama series directed by Liang Sheng Quan and Huang Jun Wen.

In the tumultuous final days of China's Qin Dynasty, rebel leaders Liu Bang (Leon Lai) and Xiang Yu (Feng Shao Feng) are manipulated by King Huai's strategic challenge to become the next Emperor. As sworn brothers-in-arms turned rivals, they lead separate military campaigns against Qin's forces. Their competition intensifies when Xiang Yu discovers Liu Bang's love for Yu Ji (Liu Yi Fei), a woman Xiang Yu himself desires. Behind the scenes, strategists Zhang Liang (Zhang Han Yu) and Fan Zeng (Anthony Wong) secretly orchestrate the generals' paths, turning them into unwitting pawns in a complex political game. Driven by ambition and revenge, the two men battle for supremacy, unaware that their destinies are being manipulated by their cunning advisors. This is a 2011 Chinese historical film about brotherhood and betrayal, directed by Daniel Lee.