Winnie Qian (Jade Chou), a successful professional, struggles with insecurity about her small chest, which haunts her since childhood. Despite being deeply in love with her boyfriend and colleague Da Wei (Chris Wu), who adores her and even publicly proposes at a work event, Winnie remains self-conscious about her body. When a voluptuous new co-worker, Wang Tai Li (Li Yan Jing), joins the office, Winnie becomes increasingly anxious about losing Da Wei's attention. Determined to keep her boyfriend's affections, she contemplates taking drastic measures to enhance her physical appearance. Her deep-seated insecurities and fear of losing love drive her to consider extreme solutions to her perceived inadequacies. This is a 2014 Taiwanese comedy film directed by Zhu Jia Lin.

High school friends Ke Ai (Amber An) and Zi Hao (Bruce He) are a mere 100 days away from taking their university entrance exams, and decide to make a bet: if they both get into the same university, she must carry his schoolbag for a year. However, a financial crisis forces Ke Ai to abandon her university dreams and start working to support her family. A decade later, their paths unexpectedly cross again when Ke Ai becomes a market vendor and takes a job at the department store where Zi Hao holds an executive role. Reuniting after years apart, they remember their old bet and the feelings they once shared. Will this chance encounter might help Ke Ai finally achieve her long-postponed academic aspirations and potentially transform their friendship into something more meaningful? This is a 2019 Taiwanese drama series directed by Liu Guang Hui.

Lin An An (Chloe Xiang), an ordinary convenience store worker with a simple dream of securing a stable government job to support her aging grandfather, has her life transformed when You Yuan Le (Ben Wu), a successful internet platform CEO, sees her potential as an online sensation. Despite her initial reluctance, Yuan Le makes a bet with a top internet star that he can turn An An into an internet celebrity. Intrigued and challenged, An An agrees to work with Yuan Le, stepping out of her comfort zone and embracing an unexpected opportunity to pursue larger dreams. As she navigates this new world of online fame, An An begins to discover her hidden talents and confidence. "Let's Go Crazy on Live!" is a 2019 romantic comedy drama directed by Hao Hsin Hsiang.

In this heartwarming tale, two strangers with unsuccessful romantic histories are unexpectedly betrothed by their families. Initially skeptical about finding love, they reluctantly agree to the arranged marriage. Their relationship begins with constant bickering and tension, but gradually, their sharp exchanges transform into genuine affection. As they spend more time together, they learn that love is not a magical occurrence but a deliberate process of understanding, patience, and mutual respect. Their journey reveals that true love can bloom in the most unexpected circumstances, challenging their previous beliefs about relationships. This is a charming exploration of how love can develop through commitment and shared experiences.

Han Jie (Lego Li), a celebrated European celebrity chef, returns to Taiwan to teach culinary arts at Si Ping High School, honoring his mentor's wish. At the school, he immediately clashes with fellow instructor Fang Xiao Rou (Allison Lin), the mentor's daughter, over teaching and cooking methods. Han Jie's best friend Wen Zhen Yu (Duncan Chow) and Xiao Rou's best friend Jiang Pei Ying (Nita Lei) become entangled in a complex web of professional rivalry and romantic tensions. As the four instructors navigate their personal and professional relationships, they must find a way to set aside their differences and share their passion for cuisine with their students. This is a 2015 Taiwanese drama series that explores the intersection of culinary arts, friendship, and romance.

Su Hsiao Ching (Esther Yeh), a young professional in her late 20s, struggles to balance career success with family expectations. Her life becomes complicated when two influential men enter her world: Luo Cheng Kai (Marcus Chang), her eccentric and demanding new CEO, and Qu Zhih Jun (Sam Lin), a professional photographer who becomes her landlord. As these men potentially impact her professional and personal happiness, Hsiao Ching must navigate the challenges of being a "sandwich girl" caught between multiple pressures. This is a 2018 Taiwanese drama series directed by Hao Xin Xiang.

Ke Ke (Guo Shu Yao) was taught the value of money and hard work at a young age – and has been famously frugal ever since. Conversely, her free-spending coworker Hai Kuo (Sam Lin) is a total stranger to saving money… which makes things very awkward when romance begins to spark between them. There is also tension in store for the overly confident Michael (Lin He Xuan) and the extravagance-loving Elly (Cheryl Chou). Meanwhile, romance may also be on the horizon for Ke Ke’s best friend Jia Li (Katie Chen), after she meets quirky college student Yuan Chong (Huang Bo Feng). How will these very different people navigate the worlds of finance... and love? This 2024 Taiwanese drama series was directed by Peng Zhao Hong.

Lin Jia En (Kirsten Ren) lives a quiet life in Pingtung, while her friend Zheng Ren Wei (Jay Shih) dreams of city excitement. During their 1995 college entrance exams, Jia En unexpectedly fails, but Ren Wei passes and heads to Cheng Dong University in Taipei. Bored and impulsive, Jia En travels to Taipei for a day, but her trip turns disastrous when she is robbed. Seeking help, she finds Ren Wei's roommate, Liu Shan Feng (Lego Li), instead of Ren Wei himself. This chance encounter sets Jia En's life on an entirely unexpected path. This is a 2013-2014 Taiwanese drama series that explores youth, friendship, and unexpected opportunities.

In the world of online dating, Guan Xiao Tong (Ivelyn Lee) is a renowned "love guru" at the Meet and Match Online Dating Company. After Ji Jia Wei (Danson Tang) experiences a rejected proposal, he establishes a divorce agency directly across from her workplace, seeking to provide divorced couples with "happy endings". When they meet, their initial interactions are charged with tension, leaving both wondering if their connection is rooted in hate or emerging love. Xiang Zi Yan (Jolin Chien), Xiao Tong's boss' son, also begins to develop romantic feelings for her, adding complexity to the potential relationships. As they navigate their professional and personal challenges, Xiao Tong questions whether she is truly destined to experience bad luck in love. This is a 2015 Taiwanese drama series exploring the unpredictable nature of romantic relationships.

In this gripping Taiwanese drama, Qiao Jia'en (Mandy Wei) and her boyfriend Wang Xiukai (Nylon Chen) return to Taiwan, but a devastating car accident leaves Jia'en with memory loss and Xiukai brain dead. Her opportunistic friend Zhao Aili (Mandy Tao) seizes the chance to impersonate Jia'en and live a privileged life. When pastry chef Xing Shaotian (Andy Chen) requires a heart transplant, he receives Xiukai's heart and becomes inexplicably drawn to Jia'en. Complicating matters, Shaotian's half-brother Duan Ruofan (Jolin Chien) is also attracted to her. As Shaotian attempts to help Jia'en recover her memory and reclaim her life, a complex web of relationships and hidden motivations unfolds. This is a 2017 Taiwanese drama series exploring themes of identity, love, and second chances.

Chiang Chih Heng (Melvin Sia), a former mercenary and owner of Krisis security consultancy, and Ting Ruo Chin (Huang Wei Ting), a tenacious tabloid journalist known as the "Variety Queen," are professional rivals with contrasting careers. When they unexpectedly become stranded together on a desert island while en route to a news event, their antagonistic relationship is put to the test. Forced into close proximity, they must navigate their conflicting personalities and professional boundaries. As they struggle to survive and find a way back to civilization, unexpected dynamics begin to emerge between the protective bodyguard and the relentless reporter. "V-Focus" is a 2016 Taiwanese drama directed by Hao Xin Xiang.

Huo Tingen (Chris Wu), a celebrated chef with a world-renowned fine-dining restaurant, is shocked by online comments praising street food vendor Wei Fenqing's (Ivy Shao) culinary skills. Determined to prove his superiority, Tingen visits the night market to challenge Fenqing and demonstrate his true culinary expertise. As their paths cross, a competitive yet intriguing dynamic emerges between the high-end chef and the street food master. Their culinary battle becomes a journey of mutual respect and unexpected connection. This is a 2017 Taiwanese drama series exploring the art of cooking and the value of different culinary traditions.

In this intense street basketball showdown, East Sun College aims to maintain their nine-year championship reign in a crucial 3-on-3 tournament that determines court ownership. Yi Sheng Xue (lead actress), a longtime supporter of the team, falls for Shen Ruo He (lead actor), the team's captain, which sparks jealousy in her best friend Jin Zi Cong. Driven by his emotions, Zi Cong sabotages the team, causing their unexpected defeat. Devastated by the loss, Sheng Xue becomes resolute in her mission to reclaim victory and restore her team's honor. This 2024 South Korean sports drama explores themes of rivalry, friendship, and determination on the basketball court.