Emma Wu is a Taiwanese Mandopop singer and actress. Born on August 11, 1989, she also is known as Wu Ying Chieh and Gui Gui. She made her debut as one of the original nine members of the girl group Hei She Hui Mei Mei in 2006. The group name was changed to Hey Girl in 2008. Emma Wu left the group after her contract expired in 2009. She made her acting debut in the 2007 television drama “Brown Sugar Macchiato” and went on to star in many popular films and dramas, including “Painted Skin” (2011), “Love Recipe” (2011), “ShenZhen (Roommate Diaries)” (2014) and “The Four (2015).”

Emma Wu

Hunan Satellite TV

During the tumultuous Ming Dynasty, four young detective guards who each excel in a different form of martial arts, fight corruption and maintain justice in the land. 

“Cold Blood” is Leng Xie (Zhang Han), a master swordsman. “Heartless” is Wu Qing (Yang Yang), a specialist in using hidden weapons. “Chaser” is Zhui Ming (William Chan), an expert at Qing Gong. “Iron Fist” is Tie Shou (Mao Zi Jun), a master boxer. Their teacher, sheriff Zhuge Zhen Wo (Huang Wen Hao), also takes in Chu Li Mo (Janine Chang) after she is saved by Leng Xie while escaping the palace, and she develops her talent for mind reading. 

Can the young group stop the evil An Shi Di (Mickey He) from carrying out his many bad deeds? 

“The Four” is a 2015 Chinese drama series directed by Liang Sheng Quan. It is based on the classic wuxia novel The Four Infamous Deputies by Wen Rui An.

The Four

The Dancing Fingers - Deputies

Hunan TV

During the time of the Chinese Northern Qi dynasty, a lady-in-waiting could never become a princess because of the rigid social hierarchy and the actions of many jealous rivals. Lu Zhen (Zhao Li Ying) flees from an arranged marriage and her evil stepmother and enters the palace as an attendant. She meets Prince Gao Zhan (Chen Xiao), and the two fall in love but know that their social differences would never allow them to marry. As she rises through the ranks of the palace with her pottery skills, Lu Zhen tries to help Gao Zhan against a power struggle from Empress Lou and his brother, Prince Gao Yan (Qiao Ren Liang). In turn, although Gao Zhan could never make Lu Zhen his wife, he helps her to attain the highest position in the kingdom – that of female prime minister. “Legend of Lu Zhen” is a 2013 Chinese drama series directed by Li Hui Zhu and Deng Wei En.

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