Cupid of Zhou Dynasty

7.3

Through a strange combination of circumstances, a bony beauty inherits her father's work in matchmaking and finds love. Yan Ruyu has always been different from the women of her time. She firmly believes that mutual…

Better Halves

7.3

A romantic comedy about the Ling Wu family, who have had a tradition of matchmaking since the Jin Dynasty. Appointed as the Official Matchmakers during the Tang Dynasty, a son to carry on the family tradition becomes…

Go Fridge Season 2

7.9

Each episode has 2 guests and their refrigerators. The chefs will make different dishes based on what's in the fridge. The guests will then choose their favourite dish, and that team of chefs win.

Peacekeeping Infantry Battalion

7.4

During the Libyan evacuation incident, Chinese soldier Lin Hao Nan rescued war reporter Hai Lan while performing a dangerous rescue mission. The two did not know each other before, but this was the beginning of their…

Super Partner

7.8

A story about man’s best friend focuses on the relationship between military dogs and their trainers. Both man and canine not only have valiance and courage, but also tenderness that will surely make the audience…

The Shaolin Warriors

7.4

The story is set in the Ming Dynasty during the reign of the Jiajing Emperor. General Qi Jiguang enlists the help of Shaolin Monastery's warrior monks to defend China from the wokou (Japanese pirates) and other invaders.

Goodbye Mr. Cool

7.4

A retired triad leader whose life of crime has been traded for a waiter's apron at the Kowloon Cafe. Queen of the Underworld seduces Dragon back to the crime business. Though Dragon is reluctant to go back, it's only…

Art of War

7.3

Go Fridge Season 3

7.9

In season 3, the format changed as two X-Factor chefs, mainly professional chefs, joined the show alongside the six regular chefs. If they are picked to cook and win two head-to-head battles, they may be promoted as…

Go Fridge Season 6

8.0

Each episode has 2 guests and their refrigerators. The chefs will make different dishes based on what's in the fridge. The guests will then choose their favorite dish, and that team of chefs win.

Barry Wong

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Zhang Hu Zi

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Xu Ling Yue

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April Hou

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Lee Hang

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Wang Qian You

Philip Keung

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Mark Lee

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Lam Liu Ngok

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