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1. #LIST OF 2011 DRAMA CHINA TV PROFESSIONAL#
2. #LIST OF 2011 DRAMA CHINA TV SERIES#
3. #LIST OF 2011 DRAMA CHINA TV TV#

#LIST OF 2011 DRAMA CHINA TV SERIES#

The five-part series also stars Charles Dance, Olivia Vinall, Jessie Buckley and Dougray Scott. It turns out she’s not a ghost, though, but an escaped psychiatric patient. Watch The Split on Amazon The Woman In Whiteīen Hardy stars as Walter Hartright, a drawing master who runs into a ghostly woman dressed in white on auld Hampstead Heath. The six-part series stars Nicola Walker, Stephen Mangan, Deborah Findlay, Annabel Scholey, Fiona Button, Meera Syal, Barry Atsma, Stephen Tompkinson, Mathew Baynton and Anthony Head. Emmy winner Morgan, who previously brought us The Hour, River and Suffragette, delivered an exploration of modern marriage and the legacy of divorce seen through the lens of the Defoes – a family of female lawyers at the heart of London’s emotionally-charged divorce circuit. All the best stuff, naturally: “villainy, crime, merriment, lovemaking, jilting, laughing, cheating, fighting and dancing”.Ībi Morgan once again wielded her mighty pen for The Split, a new 2018 series for the Beeb which is due to return for series two in 2019.

We get to follow Sharp as she tries to escape poverty and join the ranks of English High Society, and revel in the many, many ups and downs she experiences along the way. ITV’s seven-part adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray’s classic novel, Vanity Fair, stars Olivia Cooke ( Ready Player One) as eternally complex heroine Becky Sharp, and it’s brought to us from the writer of Dark Angel and Miss Austen Regrets, Gwyneth Hughes, in a joint venture between the UK channel, Mammoth Screen and Amazon Studios.

#LIST OF 2011 DRAMA CHINA TV TV#

Listen in 24/7 on Digital Radio, by downloading our free mobile app or by streaming live here on our website.Watch A Discovery of Witches on NOW TV Vanity Fair Of course his persistence gives way to love, and then the drama begins! There's not enough time to cover everything that happens in this show, but if there's a drama cliche, it's in here. Dylan Wang plays the arrogant Daoming Si who falls in love with Dong Shancai ( A Love So Beautiful's Shen Yue), despite her adamant dislike for him. She's then forced to awkwardly share her home with him, but of course the bickering gives way to deeper feelings - but will his powers keep them apart?Īnyone familiar with Boys Over Flowers and its many iterations will know the story for Meteor Garden which wraps up at an epic 49 episodes. Kim Tae Hwan plays Xue Ling Qiao, a 500 year old superhuman who's woken from a century-long slumber accidentally by Tian Jing Zhi ( Janice Wu). This cute odd-couple romance has a supernatural twist. They solve crimes together while also unraveling their own pasts, which may potentially be connected. factor in that they instantly hit it off and have many gaming adventures, and it's too easy to fall in love with this drama!Īnother hit in both China and internationally, Memory Lost stars Yang Rong and Bai Yu as detective partners who meet as strangers but find out they both suffer from amnesia. But it seems that one of them may have been harbouring a crush from long ago.

#LIST OF 2011 DRAMA CHINA TV PROFESSIONAL#

Two uni students, played by Yang Yang and Zheng Shuang, are also professional gamers get married to participate in a couples' tournament.

This is one of the most watched Chinese modern dramas ever, with 24 billion views online for good reason. While Chen Xiaoxi ( Shen Yue) is a bright and cheerful girl, her friend Jiang Chen ( Hu Yitian) is indifferent towards people - but of course there's an exception when it comes to her.

A Love So BeautifulĪ romance that lets us follow them from high school through to adulthood, this story kicks off with our leads as high schoolers who are definitely secretly in love with each other (and they've been friends since childhood!). So without further ado, here's five romantic Chinese dramas you're bound to fall in love with the second you start watching.

Chinese romantic dramas are super entertaining for lots of reasons: the cast is always beautiful, the storylines always super complicated and layered, and they usually go for at least 40 episodes, so you end up immersed in the world and a little broken when it's all over.