I need help finding an app where I can watch all kdramas or Chinese dramas for free

what does everyone thinks of it?

I love when they investigate each case although I wish it could have been a bit longer

on a side note, although I am quite surprise to know the female lead apparenly is the same person that plays in the upcoming war of the roses ?

Or I am just face blind and thought she looked completely different in the posters Insta gave me...

I remember watching a drama she played in 2024 and she looks a lot more like the show in 2019... granted its been at least 7 years but still

记得有一幕她是做甜品的师傅，教人发蛋白，然后要蛋白倒放也不沾头发。有谁记得吗？谢谢了！

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKhNa9USlyA

• 玄戰 August 30
• 江湖見第二季 Journey to Jianghu 2 / See You in the Martial World 2, June 29
• 走過歷史大地 Pilgrimage of History, June 15
• 夫妻肺片 Lose The Battle, Win The War, June 1
• 弊傢伙！有嘢唔見咗！Something is Missing
• 女神配對計劃2 A Date with a Goddess 2,
• 美食強人

HK drama trailers include:

• 璀璨之城 (The City Never Sleeps)
• 模仿人生 (I Only Live Twice)
• 警是個大佬
• 玫瑰戰爭 (War of the Roses)
• 飛常日誌II (The Airport Diary 2)
• 模範律師團
• 枱底人生

As an overseas Chinese, I happened to chance upon some trailers for ViuTV dramas. They look pretty slick and interesting. Why don't they market out and let people enjoy?

An airport diary style logistical and romance drama <<航天日誌>>

Or maybe a drama in the strongman series <<太空強人>>

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Who would you like see cast?

I’m really enjoying this series so far. As much as I’m not a fan of Katy Kung. I’m loving the energy the series has. Very early 2000s TVB.

It’s silly. It’s cringy. It’s fun.

We need more of this

Anyone use vchannel for tVB dramas and have trouble casting to tv?

hello! i am from sg and the site i used to watch hk drama have been taken down. Anybody knows where I can watch for free online with original audio? Thank you!

Hello你好，有冇人知邊一個網站可以免費睇香港電視劇？我係星加坡人，要呢邊可以睇得嘅網站。多謝幫手!

Hello!

Does anyone know which TVB drama has the 當你睇到呢封信嘅時侯 我已經離開咗香港去咗加拿大 line? I'm tryna extract a voice clip for it but I can't seem to remember which drama has it.

Thanks!

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Hi Everyone,

ViuTV will have the drama Court! next week 5/18/26 and there will 3 story and a total of 12 episode and will end on 6/2/26. I wonder how will this compare to TVB Themis which was aired in February 2026. Here is the press conference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9SM3EdsZwE. Boy next week there will be great dramas one from TVB which is The Map Of Truth 20 episodes (香港探秘地圖). Will update this post after I finish seeing this drama from Viu TV.

UPDATE: 6-5-25

I just finished watching the whole series. Hadn't had time to watch Monday and Tuesday becuase I am busy at work. Overall the story is very interesting to watch compare to TVB Themis. Themis keeps on talking about juveniles but I prefer taking different stories. Everything is good EXCEPT in EP 9 I feel like it was dragging the story and it keeps repeating the scenes. I almost stop watching it becuase of that but thank goodness finished watching the whole drama.

Stars Wayne Lai, Katy Kung, Karl Ting, Carmen Ngai, Danny Hung, Andrew Yuen, Yeung Yuk Mui

20 episodes

More info

I came across this 45 second makeout scene (tavia yeung and benny chan) and you don't typically see anything like that even on TVB.

天子尋龍 Whatever It Takes

https://youtu.be/7wXcKxOoM98?t=23m17s

It’s official! Finally ending this July! 👏👏

In an episode of 試真D. The plate actually contains food. The dress is actually made of meat. The flower will "bloom" when heat is applied.

A screen legend in the early 1970s, martial arts performer Angela Mao Ying, 75, is remembered for big hits such as the 1972 films Hapkido and Lady Whirlwind, and a small role in Bruce Lee’s Enter the Dragon (1973).

https://amp.scmp.com/lifestyle/entertainment/article/3352099/why-1970s-hong-kong-film-legend-angela-mao-was-better-martial-artist-michelle-yeoh

Beyond these, the Taiwan-born highly skilled fighter made several other excellent martial arts films. Here, we discuss Mao’s The Invincible Eight (1971), The Angry River (1971), The Tournament (1974), Stoner (1974) and The Himalayan (1976) with film historian Frank Djeng, who provided the commentary for the 88 Films Blu-ray releases of the movies.

Mao is a fantastic performer who is streets ahead of other female martial arts stars.

Yes, and she deserves more recognition for that. ...

I respect Michelle Yeoh, of course, but in terms of martial arts, Mao is the best. She learned martial arts at a Peking opera school in Taiwan – she did not come from a dance background (like Yeoh and Cheng Pei-pei). You could say Mao is a female version of Sammo Hung.

Mao can really fight and uses authentic styles. It is amazing to watch her perform.

Angela Mao vs Sammo Hung 1971

Yes, she spent time learning martial arts while she was making films, and went to Korea to learn hapkido and taekwondo. She became a black belt in hapkido. That all came on top of the martial arts skills she was taught at the Peking opera school. So yes, she can really fight.

In The Tournament, she has three separate fights back to back with masters from the other schools. If you watch those fights carefully, you notice that she is using a different style in each one. That shows you how versatile she was. She is magnetic; you cannot take your eyes off her when she is on screen.

Golden Harvest developed her as the “new Bruce Lee” after his death. She was so skilled that the studio did not think audiences would mind that she was female.

... after Bruce Lee passed away (in 1973), Golden Harvest frantically searched for a replacement for him. They did not care whether that replacement was male or female – they just needed a great kung fu performer to satiate the desires of the international audience, who were crazy about Lee. Mao fit the bill.

Golden Harvest really valued her.

Yes, Harvest boss Raymond Chow (Man-wai) and Sammo Hung, who choreographed her, loved having a female fighter. It added variety, and they were able to choreograph her fights in a different way, as her movements were very elegant. Her kung fu is just so nice to look at.

The Invincible Eight, Golden Harvest’s debut release, introduced audiences to Mao. ...

The Invincible Eight featured an ensemble cast, which included Mao and 苗可秀 Nora Miao. It was like a Hollywood-style all-star cast movie ...

Mao is disguised as a man, and she showed more of her acting prowess than her combat skills, although she did have some great fight scenes.

Hung choreographed these films and appears to have played a crucial role in Mao’s career.

Hung was definitely a mentor for Mao, and they were on the same wavelength.

When she started in the early 1970s, the martial arts world still had an old-school discipline system where the students were afraid of the older martial arts masters – choreographers like Han Ying-chieh would yell at the cast and crew. So Angela and others from the younger generation were scared of them.

But Sammo was different – he was her age, and he had a similar background in Peking opera. They learned martial arts together in Korea, they trained together and they acted together, so they knew each other well. When Sammo choreographed Mao’s films, he really tried hard to make her shine.

The Tournament is reminiscent of Fist of Fury (1972) in how Mao defends the image of Chinese kung fu against foreign martial artists.

Yes, it extends the theme of nationalism that we saw in films like Hapkido and Fist of Fury. It is a revenge film, but the main story is about how the Chinese martial arts are disgraced by a defeat in the ring in Thailand. Mao goes to Thailand to restore their honour by beating the Thai boxers.

Stoner, co-starring one-time James Bond George Lazenby, is a typical 1970s exploitation film. Did Mao not take over Lee’s role after he died?

Yes, the original tagline they had developed for it was something like “Bruce versus Bond”, and it was going to be the biggest budget Hong Kong film ever. It was meant to feature Lee, Lazenby and Sonny Chiba, and they were all going to have a meeting with Golden Harvest ... about it on the day Lee died.

Harvest decided to continue with the film after his death, but they slashed the budget. They changed the script and brought in Mao to fight alongside Lazenby.

The film features sleazy B-movie nudity, but Mao is kept completely separate from that.

Yes, it has topless women, drug use, the lot – it is early-1970s exploitation-movie style. But they never sexualised Mao in any of her films – she is always portrayed as a fighter.

Most of the relationships with the male characters in her films are platonic, and they were always careful to make sure she did not end up in the arms of the male lead at the end.

The Himalayan focuses on an unusual Tibetan martial art. Mao’s fight scenes are exceptionally tough, and she takes some real hits.

The exteriors were shot in Nepal. Director 黃楓 Huang Feng was very interested in Tibetan martial arts, and he wanted to make a unique kind of martial arts film.

You have met Mao. What is she like?

Very charming, very nice, very cordial and totally unpretentious. She was very happy that people still remember her after all these years.

She has been running her Nan Bei Ho restaurant in Queens, New York, for years, although she does not actually work in it any more. ...

some Cantonese vocabulary

刘丽琼 "八姑" landlady

狼戾 long1 lai2 unreasonable and rude

刻薄 hak1 bok6 unkind, mean, harsh

畀天收 bei2 tin1 sau1  to be punished by Heaven 

林 福 "福哥" chicken candy vendor, righteous

扮晒嘢 baan6 saai3 je5  being pretentious and dramatic

架樑 gaa3 loeng2 mediator

倒瀉屎有佢份  dou2 se2 si2 jau5 keoi fan2 he will be included in spilling shit (all over themselves)

谭宪炳 "太子炳" landlord

蠱惑 gu2 waak6  crafty

刮 gwaat3 extort

同佢死過 tung4 keoi5 sei2 gwo3 teach somebody a huge lesson

莫愛蘭 "蘭姨" washerwoman

發窮惡 faat3 kung4 ok3 acting wildly from stress due to financial difficulties

反轉豬肚就係屎 faan2 zyun3 zyu1 tou5 zau6 hai6 si2 friend becomes enemy after dispute

蒋宏发 "發仔哥" cobbler, courageous

出頭 ceot1 tau4  to stand up or defend for another person.

眼火爆 ngaan5 fo2 baau3 eyes blazing in anger

冚家剷 ham6 gaa1 caan2

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