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Can three young people choose their own futures even when life throws them in an unexpected direction? Chen Yi-Jun (Tammy Chen) grows up in a political family but detests politics and is determined to pursue her passion for music. But after college graduation, she is forced to return home and is thrown into the midst of her family drama. She meets rising political star Jiang Ye-Qing (Yao Yuan-Hao), who also grew up in a political family and thrives in it, and reconnects with her childhood friend Huang Zhao-Yuan (Jason Tsou). Forced to grow up among the pressures of the real world, can Yi-Jun, Zhao-Yuan and Ye-Qing make the world bend to their own desires in life? “Youth Power” is a 2015 Taiwanese drama directed by Chou Mei-Ling.

Soo Yeon and Se Hyeok have been married for 10 years. Se Hyeok has an aspermia, Soo Yeon has an insensitivity to sex, and they do not have a kid. While their marriage looks comfortable amid economic stability, it is frustrating to Soo Yeon who was once a promising dancer but stopped her career due to an injury. After they moved from Seoul to Busan due to Se Hyeok's work, she starts to teach Joon Hee who once dreamed of being an actor but now has paralysis of her lower body. Remain is about the rupture in life when a person who used to have no sense of life now feels joy of the life through the body. The protagonist who has been injured meets a girl that has more severe injury than she used to. They become self-aware of each other's body and rehabilitate through their mutual body communication. But finally, their body's liberation destroys the existing relationship of their lives.

The story about a novelist, Joon Hee, who goes a long way to the bookstore of her junior who disappeared, climbs the tower by herself, meets the movie director couple, and Gil Soo while walking in the park, persuading to make a movie with her.