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If you’re new and not sure where to begin, read on for the complete starter’s guide to the best Hong Kong and Chinese dramas on Viu (don’t worry, they’ve all got English subs!).

But, wait! While they may not be as tightly scripted ( debatable) or well-funded ( also debatable), there is a certain nostalgic comfort that comes with watching these feel-good and slightly predictable soap operas - especially when reality has brought us enough twists and turns. If you’re in the same boat, you probably think Hong Kong & Chinese dramas don’t have much to offer when compared to their Korean or western counterparts. Yes, that might be inaccurate but it was what got me interested in revisiting the genre. On the other hand, when Hong Kong dramas are mentioned, Tony Leung comes to mind - together with the whole cast of Shang-Chi. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear talk about Chinese dramas? All I can think about is my dad, sitting on the sofa, completely engrossed in an onscreen Wu Xia Xiao Shuo sword fight.

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