Other Film and Television Based On The Plot
- Misty Rain (1965) (煙雨濛濛) is a Taiwanese film starring Kuei Ya-Lei (歸亞蕾).
- Romance in the Rain (1973) (煙雨濛濛) is a 20 episodes series produced by TVB starring Louise Lee.
- Love in the Rain (1986) (煙雨濛濛) is a 40 episodes series produced by Chinese Television System starring Leanne Liu.
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