The Best TV Shows on Hakka TV

Nanxiang used to be an HBL Division II team. Joining Division I for the first time, they face the challenges of improving their physical fitness, battling injuries, and players breaking disciplinary rules. Eventually, they begin to lie to and doubt one another; the atmosphere becomes tense, and they are depressed. They don’t even know if they should keep playing basketball anymore. And when they finally overcome all these difficulties, the once-hushed-up scandal that a player died because of their coach is exposed. Destined to play without a coach, they fall to the brink of disbanding, but what unites them in the end is their love of basketball.

1950, the Korean War erupted, pitting democracy against communism in a rapidly deteriorating international climate. Amidst these circumstances, the top 1% of elites converged on Bonfire Island.

From young, Jia Jia considers herself unlucky and things rarely go her way. After leaving her home town to work in the city, she finally saved up some money, but was scammed by her best friend. Returning back home, she decided to start all over again and somehow ended up competing in the local elections. Watch her as she navigates her life and overcome difficulties!

The members of the fantasy shop will come up with ideas, design the production, and interact with local small farmers to create the story-telling cocoa gift box. It conveys to everyone the happy taste of Taiwan’s Pingtung cocoa, and also brings Taiwan’s enthusiasm of the Hakka people.

They entered the mountains through humble trails, unknowingly stepping into the quiet poetry of Hakka life. In Spain, there is the famed Camino de Santiago—a journey of self-discovery. In Taiwan, there is the Raknus Selu Trail, the island’s longest national-level nature trail. It not only holds the shared memories of the Hakka people and other communities who have lived side by side, but also serves as a bridge of friendship between Taiwan and Korea. Taiwanese Hakka entertainer Rio Peng and Korean YouTuber Baik Dusan who resides in Taiwan, team up to guide Korean celebrities Kim Ha neul, Nam Woohyun, and Lee Junyoung on a healing journey through Taiwan’s mountain forests—walking the Raknus Selu Trail and experiencing its natural and cultural beauty step by step.