Meteor Garden 2

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TV Show: Meteor Garden 2
Chinese: 流星花园 2 (Liu xing hua yuan 2)
Director:
Writer: Yoko Kamio (manga)
Network: CTS
Episodes: 31
Release Date: November 11, 2002 -
Runtime: Thurs. 21:00
Language: Mandarin
Country: Taiwan

Plot

The story opens with the graduation of F4 from Ying De University and subsequently focuses on their life after graduation. It follows the blossoming love story of Shan Cai (Barbie) and Dao Ming Si (Jerry). The story takes the group to Barcelona, Spain where Dao Ming Si meets an accident and suffers memory loss. He then meets another girl, Ye Sha (Michelle Saram), and falls in love with her. Shan Cai on the other hand tries her best to help Dao Ming Si regain his memory. A swimming accident helps Dao Ming Si regain his memory and returns to his first love Shan Cai.

Notes

Based on Yoko Kamio's Japanese shojo manga series "Hana yori Dango".
The original Japanese title "Hana Yori Dango" or ""Boys Over Flowers" is a pun on the Japanese old saying "Dumplings over flowers," referring to people who attend Hanami (flower festival), but instead of enjoying flowers, focus more on the materialistic side of the event such as getting food and buying souvenirs.
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4. Meteor Garden | Liu xing hua yuan (CTS / 2001) * Taiwanese remake
5. Meteor Rain | Liu Xing Yu (CTS / 2002) * Taiwanese remake
6. Meteor Garden 2 | Liu xing hua yuan 2 (CTS / 2002) * Taiwanese remake
7. Boys Over Flowers | Hana Yori Dango (TBS / 2005)
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9. Boys Over Flowers 2 | Hana Yori Dango 2 (TBS / 2007)
10. Boys Over Flowers: Final | Hana yori dango: Fainaru (2008)
11. Boys Over Flowers | Kkotboda Namja (KBS2 / 2009) * South Korean remake