Vicky Chen, born Chen Wen Qi, but better known by her stage name, Wen Qi, is an award-winning Taiwanese actress. She was born on August 10, 2003 and made her acting debut in 2013. In 2017, at the age of fourteen, she won the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actress and was the youngest actor in history to be nominated for the Golden Horse Award for Best Leading Actress. Since her debut, she has appeared in a number of films and television dramas, including “Eagles and Youngster” (2018) and “Somewhere Winter” (2019).

Vicky Chen

iQIYI

In 2035, the world is populated by humanoid robots indistinguishable from humans, causing public unrest. When a series of android murders occurs, the Mingmou organization dispatches investigators Cheng Nuo (Song Wei Long) and An Qiu (Vicky Chen) to solve the case. Cheng Nuo's cool demeanor complements An Qiu's exceptional empathy as they delve into the investigation, uncovering the blurred lines between human and android existence. As they navigate the complex landscape of these mysterious killings, the duo must confront profound questions about identity, consciousness, and the nature of life itself. Their mission becomes increasingly challenging as they unravel the deeper motivations behind the android murders. This is a 2023 science fiction thriller drama directed by Leste Chen and Hsu Chao Jen.

The Bionic Life

🏃Humanoids on the Run💉

Beijing Dinosaur Film Co., Ltd.

An Ran (Sandra Ma), a Beijing Normal University student, desperately wants to attend a concert. When a handsome stranger, Qi Xiao (Wallace Huo), offers her a ticket, their chance encounter sparks an unforgettable connection in 1991. Years later, An Ran is a widowed talk show host living in California with her estranged daughter Yu Xiaonian (Vicky Chen). When Xiaonian returns to Beijing to care for her ill father, she discovers letters and photographs revealing An Ran and Qi Xiao's complex love story, which was disrupted by family obligations and societal constraints. As Xiaonian learns about her mother's past, she begins to understand An Ran differently, potentially healing their strained relationship. This is a 2019 Chinese romance film adapted from Rao Xueman's novel and directed by Wang Weiming.

Somewhere Winter

❄️The Crossed Souls Team 🧩

Yu Xiao Nian

Dragon TV

Growing up in Beijing, Zhang Baoqing (Karry Wang) had no idea what the world was like outside the bustling city he called home. Unfamiliar with the ways of the world beyond the city, and completely ignorant of the dangers in nature, he was the least likely to ever venture beyond the familiar neighborhood. But when his beloved teacher falls ill, venture he must.

Determined to find the cure for his ailing teacher, Baoqing sets off for a remote village, nestled deep within the mountains, in hopes of finding the medicine that will cure the teacher. With no clue how to survive in the wild, Baoqing leaves all he knows behind, completely unaware of the dangers that await him.

As he journeys through the wilds, Baoqing befriends two eagle hunters, Cai Gua (Vicky Chen) and her younger brother Er Bizi (Zheng Hao). Together the intrepid trio scour the snowy mountains in search of the medicine that will save Baoqing’s teacher. Along the way, Baoqing comes across an egg that hatches into a majestic white eagle. Once hatched, the eagle sets off a series of events that leads the friends down a path to greater understanding, not only of themselves but of the wider world around them.

Adapted from the novel written by Tian Xia Ba Chang, "Eagles and Younger" is a 2018 drama directed by Cheng Zhichao, Dai Xiaozhe, and Tian Shaobo.

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