Yet another excellent performance by Chris Wang! Makes you wonder why he quit acting in 2015. Maybe he had too much of it and was burnt out. Truly a star of Taiwanese theatre.

There are many social messages in this story, as with many Taiwanese dramas.

There is the message about cherishing love through the years and decades as in the case of Papa and Mama Chen. There is the message of discrimination against people with HIV. There is the message about awareness of Alzheimer's disease. There is the message of parents giving up grudges for the happiness of their children, something which Korean parents can and should learn from, and there is the main story of Sheng-ren not giving up on his childhood dream of meeting his Angel, You-Ai who had saved him, and there is the message of You-Ai's mother who is the wise, caring matron of the household who binds everyone together, the message about young graduate who chooses the entrepreneurial path rather than being a typical good student and then not finding any job after college, an all-too real theme worldwide, and the message about women learning to be independent and not having to depend on their husbands who may have stopped caring for them.

The Happy House Inn is wonderful to watch all throughout. The stories of You-Ai and her two sisters are interesting even though You-Xing's divorce will disappoint you. Ying-Ying and Long-Shi's story is the happy thread that runs through the later part of the show.

You can watch it over and over again. Thanks to Netflix!