Six Sisters

After their father He Changsheng dies, six sisters must rearrange their lives around grief, responsibility and change. Set in post-revolution China, the series follows each sister as she deals with romance, work and the expectations of family and society. Sometimes they clash, sometimes they lean on one another, and everyday pressures force them to make practical decisions about money, marriage and reputation. Rather than hinging on a single plot twist, the show tracks how ordinary choices and small sacrifices shape relationships and reveal what the family means to each woman.

This 2025 TV drama was created by Yi Bei and directed by Lou Jian. The cast includes Mei Ting as He Jiali, Lu Yi as Zhang Jianguo, Vivian Wu as Liu Meixin, Xi Meijuan as He Wenshi, and Liu Jun as He Changsheng, bringing together established performers to portray layered domestic dynamics.

As of its release, Six Sisters hasn’t gathered major industry awards or high-profile nominations. Coverage has focused more on performances and historical setting than on accolades, and any festival or prize recognition remains limited.

Cultural responses have been modest but earnest, with viewers noting its period detail and family scenarios that feel familiar to many. Conversations online tend to emphasize how the series represents women balancing personal desires with social duties, and a few scenes have been shared by fans who relate to the sisters’ moral and material dilemmas.

Critics’ reactions have been mixed, reflected in a 6.25/10 average from a small number of votes. Reviewers have praised the acting and the attention to household and community life, while some have said pacing and narrative focus shift unevenly between characters. Major themes include family obligation, generational change, and the limited options available to women in a transforming society, with the show leaning on quiet domestic drama rather than sensational plot beats.