Yang Bing Zhuo

Years ago, high schooler Tang Xin fell for the tall and charismatic Shen Qing Yuan but kept her feelings secret. He promised not to forget her, yet their lives diverged: she became a trainee reporter, and he rose to prominence as China’s top 50-meter pistol shooter, leading the Olympic team. Now assigned to interview him as the team prepares for the Olympics, Tang Xin faces the man she once admired, but he’s cold toward her. As she films the team’s preparations, Shen Qing Yuan struggles with his aim, unnerved by her presence. The more they interact, the more he questions whether he’s falling for her. Will Olympic glory—and love—await them? (Source: MyDramaList) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Hello, the Sharpshooter" (你好，神枪手) by Lian Mu Chu Guang (莲沐初光).

The farthest distance in the world is not that between life and death, nor is it to be separated from each other. It's being in front of you and you not knowing my love for you. Qin Yun Sheng is an emergency doctor, who has a house that needs to be renovated and Su Ying is a focused interior designer. They meet because of their participation in a house renovation reality tv show. As they get to know one another, Su Ying gradually opens her once closed heart to Qin Yun Sheng, only to find out that he still misses his girlfriend who had passed away. In order to bridge the seemingly farthest distance between them, Su Ying took the initiative to fight for Qin Yun Sheng with a love that just might be strong enough to heal them both. (Source: Chinese = Baidu Baike || Translation = Jwells at MyDramaList) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Zui Yao Yuan De Ju Li" (最遥远的距离) by Zhang Xiao Xian (张小娴).