War Omega If there is one genre that Chinese television gets right in their dramas (C-dramas), it is easily the school and sports life genre. Over the years, Chinese networks have released some of the most-memorable C-dramas from this genre including Sweet Combat and The Prince of Tennis – Match! Tennis Juniors. Last year, the genre took
Last month, Netflix featured a brand, new Chinese drama (C-drama) titled Handsome Siblings. Despite utilizing the popular plot of pitting two brothers against each other in the Wuxia (martial heroes) genre, Handsome Siblings turned out to be quite unique compared to past C-dramas. Now after 44 episodes have aired, Handsome Siblings has concluded. The C-drama
Over the course of two years, especially after DramaFever shuttered their streaming service, Netflix has really upped their selection of Asian dramas proving that Netflix was serious about their foray was their original Asian drama productions. In the last year alone, Netflix has produced its own original K-dramas and C-dramas (some through Taiwanese dramas). An
For last year, Netflix has become more serious in diversifying their selection with more Chinese dramas. The move most likely came about after it was recognized a niche needed to be filled after DramaFever shuttered its streaming service back in 2018, leaving Rakuten Viki the only streaming site to air them. The move has been
Over the past decade, television dramas have evolved from series enjoyed domestically in their respective home countries to international alternatives for drama fans. Fueled by the internet’s ability to connect people to different cultures without having to leave their homes, people are discovering new ethnic genres of comedies, romcoms, and melodramas. Asian dramas, in general,
FOX is getting ready to remake another Korean hit when they take on I Can See Your Voice with host Ken Jeong. Last year, American network FOX produced an American remake of one of Korea’s most popular variety shows, King of Mask Singer. The first season aired back in January and went on to become
In China, one of the most popular Chinese dramas based on a Japanese manga series is The Prince of Tennis. Released back in 2008, the C-drama ran for two seasons as The Prince of Tennis and Go For It! The Prince of Tennis. Now a third series has released titled The Prince of Tennis –
Over the past three years or so, there has been an increase in popularity for Chinese dramas, both mainland China and Taiwan. Today, they are more popular than ever before thanks to Netflix investing time and money into building their Chinese dramas library. As a matter of fact, they recently scored a hitmaker when they
Over the past five years, Chinese dramas — also known as C-dramas — have grown substantially in popularity among fans of Asian entertainment. It was probably introduced primarily among fans of Hallyu when Chinese dramas started featuring K-pop idols as main leads (especially EXO), but since then, it has grown on its own. As a
The Hunan Broadcasting System (HBS) recently released a new Chinese drama (C-drama) for fans to indulge in. It is titled The Golden Eyes and it already has a strong initial response among international fans. Lay is gifted with the Golden Eyes According to the synopsis provided by the series’ network, Zhuang Rui (Lay Zhang —