James Wen is an actor and model who was born in Kaohsiung, Taiwan on February 22, 1978. He graduated from the Department of Journalism and Communication at Shih Hsin University and in 1999 won the Most Photogenic Award at the Men’s UNO modeling contest. He started out his career as a model, later going on to work as a reporter, and eventually making his acting debut in the drama series “Numbers” in 2005. More recently, he has appeared in the movie “High Heels” (2015) and the drama “Legend of Awakening” (2020).

James Wen

Han Zhen Zhen (Sonia Sui) and her family move into an exclusive neighborhood hoping for a fresh start after overcoming financial hardships. Her husband Zhuang Jun Jie (James Wen) is a struggling writer, and their teenage daughter struggles with past trauma. When their daughter is sexually assaulted, Jun Jie accuses a local baseball player of the crime, which escalates tensions in the community. As Han Zhen Zhen becomes entangled in the neighborhood's complex power dynamics, the family faces mounting challenges that threaten their newfound stability. This is a 2022 Taiwanese drama series that was directed by Hung Tzu Peng.

Lovely Villain

Lovely Villain Team

iQiyi

In a world plagued by supernatural evil, two orphans, Lu Ping (Arthur Chen) and Su Tang (Deng En Xi), escape imprisonment and discover their exceptional magical powers. The dean of a leading martial arts academy recognizes their potential and offers them enrollment. At the academy, they meet fellow students Xi Fan (Dylan Xiong), Mo Lin (Yu Yi Jie), and the haughty Qin Sang (Cheng Xiao), daughter of a prominent general. Together, these young martial artists train and compete in inter-academy contests, preparing to confront the demonic forces threatening their realm. Based on a novel by Hu Die Lan, "Legend of Awakening" is a 2020 Chinese drama series directed by Vicky Wong.

Legend of Awakening

The Awakeners

SohuTV

Can he escape the strange parallel universe?

Xia Chi (Ryan Zhu) is a university student who is a member of the school’s intellectual reasoning club. When his girlfriend, Qing Zhi (Jiang Yi Yi), suddenly disappears, his wits will be put to the test.

Xia Chi’s efforts to find Qing Zhi results in both Xia Chi and his friend, Meng Qin (Fabien Yang), being pulled into a dangerous alternate gaming universe, where they have to use their superior problem-solving skills and intellect to win challenges and advance to the next level. The gaming world is run by an evil organization known as Die Now.

Can Xia Chi and Meng Qin find Qing Zhi in time and make it out alive?

“Die Now” is a 2017-2018 Chinese drama series directed by Yu Jong Jong. It is adapted from a comic by Bi Shui Yu.

Die Now

Ready 2 DIE

Xue Xing

SETTV

Ren Guang Xi (Vanness Wu), a charismatic law student and heir to a wealthy family, falls in love with Liang Mu Cheng (Ady An), a cafeteria employee with a vibrant spirit. After a tragic brain surgery that erases his memories, Guang Xi's mother separates the couple. Six years later, Guang Xi, now a high-powered attorney, arrives in a rural village for community service and unknowingly befriends Mu Cheng and her son Xiao Le (Xiao Xiao Bin). As a mysterious piano concerto hints at forgotten memories, Guang Xi struggles to understand his inexplicable connection to Mu Cheng and her son. Will the power of true love help him recover his lost past? This is a 2009-2010 Taiwanese romantic drama directed by Chen Hui Ling that was nominated for the Best Marketing Programme at the 45th Golden Bell Awards.

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