大手広告代理店・営業部に勤める水町大二郎（役所広司）は、会社の前で突然、かつての同僚、小田深雪（松本明子）に声を掛けられ、愕然とする。2人は7年前に付き合っていたのだが、大二郎が一方的にフラれ、その後深雪は他の男と結婚したと聞いていたからだ。 　深雪は離婚して、バツイチのキャリアウーマンとして、大二郎の営業部に戻ってきたのだった。 　　http://www.tbs.co.jp/drama_archive/otonanootoko/index-j.html

大手広告代理店・営業部に勤める水町大二郎（役所広司）は、会社の前で突然、かつての同僚、小田深雪（松本明子）に声を掛けられ、愕然とする。2人は7年前に付き合っていたのだが、大二郎が一方的にフラれ、その後深雪は他の男と結婚したと聞いていたからだ。 　深雪は離婚して、バツイチのキャリアウーマンとして、大二郎の営業部に戻ってきたのだった。 　　http://www.tbs.co.jp/drama_archive/otonanootoko/index-j.html

《男人女人向前走》，国产电视剧，由导演李骏执导，著名演员王锦鹏、林依轮主演，剧中主人公易品和大自己二十岁的作家丁奇爱情长跑十年，终于得到了婚姻的承诺。婚礼当天，不堪束缚的新郎留下前妻的女儿草莓和出版公司老总庄言催稿的最后通牒，玩了失踪。易品接近崩溃，大学同学楚歌、白芒、小雨为了帮助易品，策划了一场“友谊追”。“友谊追”过程中，白芒百般努力却笑话不断，易品终于走出阴影，草莓也接受了易品。白芒因为“友谊追”的误会失去了樱桃，失落的他最终在网络游戏中遇见了女孩迷香。

《男人女人向前走》，国产电视剧，由导演李骏执导，著名演员王锦鹏、林依轮主演，剧中主人公易品和大自己二十岁的作家丁奇爱情长跑十年，终于得到了婚姻的承诺。婚礼当天，不堪束缚的新郎留下前妻的女儿草莓和出版公司老总庄言催稿的最后通牒，玩了失踪。易品接近崩溃，大学同学楚歌、白芒、小雨为了帮助易品，策划了一场“友谊追”。“友谊追”过程中，白芒百般努力却笑话不断，易品终于走出阴影，草莓也接受了易品。白芒因为“友谊追”的误会失去了樱桃，失落的他最终在网络游戏中遇见了女孩迷香。

Education is a human right that years of war in Afghanistan have reduced to a privilege. Scores of poverty stricken youth have no understanding of what it means to learn something beyond the basic street hustling skills needed for begging, selling, or pickpocketing. This is the result of the decade-long fighting that has left the country destabilized and its people physically and mentally crippled. For children like Mina, the ousting of the Taliban does not signify freedom, but a newfound responsibility to enter the workforce in order to support their families. With women no longer prisoners of their home, Mina wanders the streets of Kabul paddling cheap trinkets to government workers and foreigners hoping to secure enough money to feed her Alzheimer stricken grandfather and her heroin addicted father. Relying on Mina's income to fuel his addiction and her presence to nurse her grandfather, Omar, Mina's father forbids her to attend school. But Mina is an impulsive twelve-year-old and ... Written by Yosef Baraki

Education is a human right that years of war in Afghanistan have reduced to a privilege. Scores of poverty stricken youth have no understanding of what it means to learn something beyond the basic street hustling skills needed for begging, selling, or pickpocketing. This is the result of the decade-long fighting that has left the country destabilized and its people physically and mentally crippled. For children like Mina, the ousting of the Taliban does not signify freedom, but a newfound responsibility to enter the workforce in order to support their families. With women no longer prisoners of their home, Mina wanders the streets of Kabul paddling cheap trinkets to government workers and foreigners hoping to secure enough money to feed her Alzheimer stricken grandfather and her heroin addicted father. Relying on Mina's income to fuel his addiction and her presence to nurse her grandfather, Omar, Mina's father forbids her to attend school. But Mina is an impulsive twelve-year-old and ... Written by Yosef Baraki