Winterlong

Tells the story of the lives of those who miss the Prophet. RIFA is an outstanding teenager who has just returned from a student exchange in San Jose, America. RIFA was able to gain international recognition because she was raised by a couple of sincere caregivers of Darus Sakinah Orphanage Pesantren named Mr. Nur and Mrs. Sal. Rifa was originally named DIPAH which stands for "Ditemu ning Sampah" because Rifa was originally a baby found in the trash by Mbah Tentrem. By Mbah Tentrem, the baby Dipah was given to Mr. Nur and Mrs. Sal who did not have children. Rifa lives with the big family of Darus Sakinah Orphanage, which is simple but beautiful and comfortable. It is the sincerity and patience of Mr. Nur and Mrs. Sal that makes the orphanage comfortable. Every day, Rifa goes to the prestigious high school in the city of Malang. Since grade 1, Rifa has always been top of the class. This made Arum dislike Rifa. Rifa always tried to be nice to Arum, but Arum responded with hatred. Rifa considers Arum not an enemy but a friend in the race for goodness, while Arum considers Rifa a big enemy who hinders her success. In addition, the dynamics of life on the romantic side at Pesantren Darus Sakinah are intertwined with Rifa's main story. Ustadzah Maemunah, a girl studying at UIN Malang, is secretly in love with Ustadz Syamsul Anam, an Egyptian-educated cleric who has memorized the Qur'an. But Mr. Nur has the intention of marrying Syamsyul Anam to Rifa.

Marina Leonidova lives with her daughters and mother in a private house in the small town of Yuryatin. Local businessman Kovrov plans to build a shopping center on the site of her house. Kovrov invites Marina and her family to move to a city apartment, but she refuses and intends to fight for her home to the end.

Ye Zhi Qiu's entire family was killed when he was little, and he was taken and raised by Chang Shi Shi San of Xiyu Sword Sect. When he is grown up, all he wants is to repay his Yifu but things are more complicated than he knows.

The Reeves family, owners of the first Black-owned ranch in Texas, navigate family conflicts, personal struggles, and fight to preserve their legacy against external threats.