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See You Tomorrow (明天也想见到你)

See You Tomorrow (明天也想见到你, also known by the alias "I See You Again") is a 2022 Chinese romance web series about two young women and two young men who become cohabitants and housemates in the city of Jiangxia, pairing a bubbly television editor with a taciturn pharmacy doctor and a taekwondo coach with a star news anchor.¹ It was directed by Liu Mao (六猫) and written by Yang Liu (羊六), and streamed on iQIYI.²

Key fact	Detail
Original title	明天也想见到你 (Míngtiān yě xiǎng jiàn dào nǐ); alias "I See You Again"¹
Format	12 episodes, about 30 minutes each; comedy, romance, youth¹
Run	Premiered April 14, 2022; final episode April 22, 2022; status ended¹
Director / writer	Liu Mao (六猫) directing; Yang Liu (羊六) writing²
Main cast	Zhang Chuhan (Ding Liaoliao), Zhang Kangle (Jiang Kan), Xie Xingyang (Ding Man), Lu Yuxiao (Lian Ge Yao)³
Platform	iQIYI exclusive streaming⁴
Ratings	Douban 6.9/10; iQIYI platform score 7.8⁵^•³

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Premise and characters

Ding Liaoliao (丁了了), played by Zhang Chuhan, is a new editor-director at Jiangxia Television's livelihood program Guangjiao Jiangxia (广角江夏, roughly "Wide-Angle Jiangxia"). Enthusiastic and outgoing, she chose journalism as a student because she admired the older anchor Lian Ge Yao, and after graduation she found herself working at the same station as her role model.⁴^•⁶

Jiang Kan (江侃), played by Zhang Kangle, is a doctor of pharmacy, quiet and cold. Through a chain of coincidences he becomes Ding Liaoliao's co-tenant in a house belonging to her uncle, and the two opposites move from mutual annoyance to mutual understanding as work and daily life keep throwing them together.⁴ The first episode establishes the setup: Ding Liaoliao and her brother expect a stodgy middle-aged tenant, go to the airport to meet him, and mistake another passenger for Jiang Kan before the real one appears.³

The second couple pairs Ding Liaoliao's younger brother Ding Man (丁满), a sunny taekwondo coach played by Xie Xingyang, with Lian Ge Yao (廉歌瑶), the station's ace anchor played by Lu Yuxiao. Their mutual crush grows into a relationship over the course of the series.⁴

Storylines

Beyond the two romances, the series gives its leads professional lives. In an early episode Ding Man witnesses school bullying at a convenience store and is struck by Lian Ge Yao when she steps in ahead of him; he later discovers her identity when he sees her broadcasting the news. Ding Liaoliao, meanwhile, learns of the same bullying case from children she meets on an assignment and wants to make it a story, but her colleagues resist because of the topic's sensitivity. Lian Ge Yao then reports the story on air herself, accepting the risk of being held accountable.³ The official Weibo account framed this thread in journalistic terms, writing that "every member of the public holds a lamp that should light up society," and that facing harm means standing up rather than looking away.⁷

The series ends with the four housemates' arrangements resolving into two couples living together, with the closing message that happiness continues "every tomorrow."³

Production and industry context

The drama was jointly produced by Hangzhou Yousi Film and TV Culture, Dongyang Yuhou Seed Film, Jiangsu Qijia Film and TV Culture, and Yefu Film (Beijing).⁸ It belongs to iQIYI's revenue-sharing drama (分账剧) model, in which production companies finance and make series and earn income based on platform members' viewing. At an August 2022 iQIYI event for revenue-sharing drama creators, producer Cheng Xiaoyu (程小妤), who made both See You Tomorrow and So Funny Youth (如此可爱的我们), described the approach as refusing to chase market trends blindly and instead pursuing dialogue, scene craft, and characterization in everyday life, which let a small-budget revenue-sharing drama achieve both quality and returns.⁹ At the same event iQIYI announced it would gradually hand the "sweet pet" (甜宠) romance genre over to revenue-sharing producers, retiring its own commissioned and licensed dramas from that track.⁹

Reception

On Douban the series holds a 6.9 out of 10, based on roughly 30,000 user ratings in a 2026 listing; a Baidu Baike excerpt records 28,853 raters as of May 31, 2025.⁵^•⁸ iQIYI's own platform score is 7.8.³ A BEAUTY magazine review quoted by Baidu Baike called it an urban romance with romantic, Korean-drama-like visuals and a comfortable pace, noting that although it uses familiar sweet-romance formulas, it has enough texture to work as a light mealtime series.⁸ A China.com review cited in the same entry praised the clean, fresh styling and singled out the series' willingness to take up school bullying as a subject.⁸ Viewer reviews on Douban highlighted the 12-episode length as a strength, saying the compact run avoided the fatigue of longer romance dramas.¹⁰

References

Topic: Encyclopedia › Arts and culture › Screen and stage › Film and television › Series and fictional screen worlds › International serial drama and telenovelas › East Asian drama series › East Asian web and streaming serials › Titles My to So

Initially written Oct 3, 2026 · Reviewed: Oct 3, 2026; Oct 25, 2026 · Edited: Oct 15, 2026; Oct 25, 2026; Nov 1, 2026 · Last review: Oct 25, 2026

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