Wei Ai

Taiwan Supernatural melodrama 2010, colour, 1.85:1, 104 mins Directed by Wang Shau-di

Being a wealthy heir is not always without hardships. Zhang Hao Tian is the heir of a large corporation who faces conspiracies all around him from those who want to bring him down. Although his heart belongs to the sweet Chen Qiu Yan, Hao Tian is entrapped into marrying Song Zi Han while Luo Shan is helpless to stop it. Meanwhile, Hao Tian’s college friends, Lu Feng and Chu Yao Hui, each face their own challenges as they try to pursue their own happiness in life.

Ye Yazi and Yang Shun return to the countryside to revive a duck farm, but their wedding brings up sensitive family issues, causing conflicts between multiple families. Amid challenges like in-law tensions and illness, Ye Yazi’s optimism and determination help unite everyone.

Chia Le, a rich 'barbie girl', finally finds her hero, who suddenly appears and blocks a truck for her. However, he doesn't love her back. To get closer to him, Chia Le starts working in the same company as him, while her childhood friend, Bao Lung, is secretly in love with her.

In a remote, impoverished village in Taitung, three underprivileged children find hope and transformation through the decade-long dedication of an elderly couple and a young volunteer, who help change the course of their futures.

After the death of her father, Qing You left Yunnan to live with her uncle Xia Ying Tai's family in Shanghai. Her sudden appearance causes friction in the family, as her aunt and cousin Shan Shan resent her presence, while her cousin Ji Dong does his best to look after her. At her new school, Qing You develops a relationship with her classmate Yu You He. During a teacher's conference, Xia Ying Tai is shocked to see that You He's mother is an old girlfriend of his from 16 years ago and realizes that You He is actually his son. From there, the curtains open on this tragicomedy...

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