What are some good TV shows this month?
March 2026 is simply...Follow the dramaSpringtime for humanity! March 11th to 12th,AkiyoFour series of films were released in succession on three major platforms: Mango TV, Youku, and others.New dramaThe platform offers a diverse range of genres, including period war dramas, suspenseful thrillers, sweet and romantic historical dramas, and lighthearted fantasy. Tan Songyun's "My Mountain and Sea" airs on CCTV-8 and Youku, while Zhang Linghe and Tian Xiwei's "Chasing Jade" is available on Tencent Video and iQiyi. Throughout March, the four major platforms are firing on all cylinders, offering a diverse selection of dramas, from epic historical romances and suspenseful thrillers to realistic dramas and female-centric stories. No more drama droughts!
But why is it so difficult to watch TV series when you're overseas?
Have you ever experienced this kind of breakdown?
- After finally waiting for the new drama to be released, I opened iQiyi but it showed "Sorry, the drama cannot be played in your region";
- It's available on the official YouTube channel, but the video quality is compressed to 480P, making faces barely visible.
- The overseas version is always a week behind the domestic version, and you don't even dare to look at the discussions on social media for fear of spoilers.
- What's most infuriating is that after finally finding the resource, you can't even see the bullet comments, which reduces half the fun of watching the show.
Wanting to watch "Joy of Life" late at night but being blocked by iQiyi's overseas IP, or staying up all night to watch NBA live streams but being forced to miss them due to geographical restrictions—this content isolation caused by copyright restrictions has become the biggest pain point for international students, overseas workers, and the Chinese community. Physical distance should not be a high wall preventing them from enjoying high-quality domestic content.
Are overseas Chinese left with no choice but to accept their fate?
Of course not. QuickFox, a network acceleration tool for returning to China, was specifically designed to solve this problem—it covers dedicated network nodes worldwide, allowing one-click connection to access domestic platforms such as iQiyi, Tencent Video, and Youku. New dramas are updated simultaneously, with smooth, high-definition picture quality and no lag, and comments and bullet screens can be viewed normally. It supports multiple devices including iOS, Android, PC, Mac, and TV, allowing up to three devices to be online simultaneously without interference.
After using QuickFox, an overseas accelerator for returning to China:
- ✅ Watch anytime on iQiyi, Tencent Video, and Youku; new dramas are updated simultaneously with those in China.
- ✅ High-definition picture quality, no longer compressed to 480P
- ✅ Bullet comments are displayed normally, and all the fun of watching the show is still there.
- ✅ Not just for watching TV series, you can also watch NBA games, variety shows, and anime.
How exactly do I use it? Is it complicated?
It's really not complicated, just 3 steps:
- Download the QuickFox client (available for iOS/Android/PC/MAC/TV)
- Open the app and connect to domestic nodes with one click.
- Then you can open iQiyi/Tencent Video/Youku to watch dramas normally.
Does it really work? Let's see what other people are saying.
Millions of overseas users are using QuickFox, with international students making up a large portion of them. Some use it to binge-watch "Empresses in the Palace," others use it to reminisce about "The Three Kingdoms," and still others rely on it to keep up with every new drama series, ensuring they never fall behind in discussions on social media. Whether you're in the UK, US, Australia, Canada, Japan, South Korea, or Southeast Asia, as long as you have internet access, you can basically use it.
⚠️ Friendly reminder: QuickFox is only available to overseas users. Users in mainland China cannot use this service.
