2025 in Chinese Dramas review with Tea & Soju Pod

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For the third year, we are welcoming back Liliana from Tea and Soju Podcast to discuss all things Chinese dramas in 2025. This has been a great year for Chinese dramas so we are discussing some of our faves. Liliana also highlights some dramas we may have missed, tells us about Zhao Lusi's 2025 and what to look forward to for 2026.Show Notes:Restaurants in London:My Old Place, Liverpool StNan Hotpot, Leicester SquarePrevious Podcasts mentioned:2024 Year End CDrama Review with Tea and Soju PodChinese Dramas 101 with Tea and Soju PodFirst Frost Deep DivePrisoner of Beauty Deep DiveHistory of WuxiaNirvana in Fire memeChinese Dramas mentioned:Meet Yourself (Li Xian)Will Love in Spring (Li Xian)First FrostPrisoner of BeautyMobiusLove's AmbitionLove in the CloudsSuch a Good Love Twelve Letters A Dream Within a DreamScarlet Heart Reborn Popular Dramas in China Legend of Zhanghai This Thriving Land In The Name of Justice Moonlight Mystique Coroners Diary Dramas for 2026Love Beyond the GraveMo LiUnveil JadewindZhu YuHow Dare YouSocial media links for Tea and SojuTea and Soju Podcast on Instagram and Linktree for all platforms

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