Karen Wu

High Court Judge Yin Wai-chi sacrifices her prestigious career to become a Juvenile Court judge, dedicated to redeeming delinquent youths and upholding justice.

In vibrant Wan Chai, a mahjong parlour owner’s life is upended by a mysterious USB and a struggling cellist. As he helps save her orchestra, secrets unravel and a powerful syndicate threatens everything he holds dear.

"My Mom, My Ping Pong" begins with ten-year-old Yu Cheuk Wing, who is passionate about table tennis. Cheuk Wing’s skills keep improving as her coach Kwok Yat, who has come to Hong Kong through the Quality Migrant Admission Scheme, takes care of her. Cheuk Wing hates losing, and she is depressed as she suffers defeat. Moreover, she and her mother, Kong Chi Yan, are drifting apart as they do not really understand each other. Cheuk Wing is then reprimanded by Kwok Yat, and she is so frustrated that she declares she does not play table tennis anymore. Chi Yan offers her encouraging words but in vain. The duo contradict each other even more. To help Cheuk Wing overcome hurdles, Kwok Yat wants her to train Chi Yan to become a satisfactory table tennis player in one day. Cheuk Wing takes up this impossible task. Cheuk Wing uses the allure of table tennis to get closer to Chi Yan gradually. She also understands her mother and coach’s support is her strong backing.

A freelance worker with a passion for singing and food feels lost after a breakup. To prove his financial independence, he rents out his spare room to a cooking enthusiast. The two quickly bond over food, finding comfort in each other. What kind of relationship will develop between these contrasting personalities?