Yang Zi

Set in the Tang Dynasty, the story follows He Wei Fang, a merchant's daughter skilled in cultivating rare peonies. With the help of Jiang Chang Yang, an official in Chang'an, she leaves a marriage of convenience and starts a business cultivating peonies. Together, they establish a flower shop, empowering women with difficult pasts and creating a thriving brand. As He Wei Fang witnesses the struggles of the poor, she transforms the industry to benefit the people, all while aiding Jiang Chang Yang in his mission to serve the country. Their bond deepens into a secret love. After overcoming a rebellion together, they retreat to live in harmony with nature. (Source: MyDramaList) ~~ Adapted from the web novel "Guo Se Fang Hua" (国色芳华) by Yi Qian Chong (意千重).

Mai Cheng Huan, a girl born into an ordinary family in Shanghai in the 1990s, is urged by her mother, Liu Wan Yu, to discuss marriage with her boyfriend, Xin Jia Liang. However, the affluent economic conditions of Xin's family upset the originally equal emotional relationship. At the same time, Mai's mother's excessive interference in her daughter's lifelong affairs accelerates the breakup between Mai Cheng Huan and Xin Jia Liang. Caught between filial piety and loyalty to oneself, Mai Cheng Huan struggles. She gradually breaks free from her mother's dominant care and becomes more focused and enterprising in her work. Mai Cheng Huan's transformation is recognized by her grandmother, who entrusts her with the important responsibility of managing the family's most valued hotel business. Yao Zhi Ming, the grandson of the grandmother and a professional hotel manager, gradually understands and approves of Mai Cheng Huan in their cooperation. They become work partners, advancing hand in hand. In their personal lives, Yao Zhi Ming is surrounded by the warmth beneath the fireworks of the Mai family, and his feelings for Mai Cheng Huan gradually heat up. From "beneath Cheng Huan's knees" to "achieving self," Mai Cheng Huan has embarked on an extraordinary journey of growth that is uniquely her own. (Source: WeTV) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Stories of Mai Cheng Huan" (承欢记) by Yi Shu (亦舒).