Roy Chiu is a Taiwanese actor, singer and racecar driver. Born on October 14, 1981, he made his acting debut in the 2002 television drama “Starry Starry Night,” for which he also sang two soundtracks. He also released his first music album that year. Roy Chiu has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including “Easy Fortune Happy Life” (2009), “My Youth” (2009), “Office Girls” (2011), “Miss Rose” (2012), “Wine Beauty” (2014) and “Marry Me, Or Not?” (2015).

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Qin Feng (Liu Hao Ran), a methodical Chinese detective, is reluctantly partnered with the boisterous Thai investigator Tang Ren (Wang Bao Qiang). Sent to Tokyo, they investigate the murder of a Japanese mafia kingpin, with suspicion initially falling on his rival Watanabe (Miura Tomokazu). When Watanabe maintains his innocence and seeks their help to clear his name, the detectives dive into a complex underworld investigation. Their probe leads them to uncover dark conspiracies and potential involvement of Anna Kobayashi (Nagasawa Masami), the murdered boss's former assistant. As they navigate the dangerous criminal landscape, the mismatched duo must use their unique skills to solve the mysterious crime. This is a 2021 Chinese action-comedy film directed by Chen Si Cheng.

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Yang Jun Long (Derek Chang), a rising real estate manager, begins questioning his career-driven life when he observes his seniors sacrificing personal relationships for work. Unexpectedly, he is called to take over his aging grandfather's neighborhood grocery store, transitioning from a corporate environment to a small family business. Initially viewing the store as a burden, Jun Long gradually discovers its true significance as a community hub where people from diverse backgrounds connect and find solace. The store becomes more than just a business; it transforms into a warm, welcoming space that offers comfort, reunites long-lost connections, and ultimately becomes a place Jun Long can truly call home. Adapted from the comic by Ruan Guang Min, this 2019 Taiwanese drama was directed by Tseng Ying Ting and Kao Pin Chuan.

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Xiang Tian Qi (Roy Chiu), a hotel heir and CEO, is set to get engaged to Mu Zhi Qing (Qi Wei), the hotel's PR manager, when a rival's deliberate accident leaves him with amnesia. Found by Liu Xiao Bei (Tiffany Tang), a country girl with big city dreams, Tian Qi begins a new life as Xiao Yu with her family. Meanwhile, Ji Ru Feng (Xu Zheng Xi), the hotel's celebrity spokesperson who has always liked Zhi Qing, comforts her after Tian Qi's disappearance. As Tian Qi becomes increasingly drawn to Xiao Bei, questions arise about whether he will regain his memory and return to his previous life. This is a 2011 Chinese drama directed by Shen Yi, a remake of the 2005 Taiwanese drama "The Prince Who Turns Into a Frog."

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One lover can’t stand up to his mother and another lover also must leave her behind. You Jia Qi (Joe Chen) falls in love after meeting Meng He Ping (Feng Shao Feng), and the two start dating. But He Ping’s mother strongly objects to their relationship, and the stress breaks the two apart. Years later, Jia Qi meets Ruan Zheng Dong (Roy Chiu) and runs into He Ping again because he and Zheng Dong are childhood friends. To get over the heartache of seeing He Ping again, Jia Qi begins dating Zheng Dong. But when Zheng Dong realizes that he has terminal cancer, he is determined to bring Jia Qi and He Ping back together. Will Jia Qi realize too late which man holds the key to her heart? “Girl in Blue” is a 2010 Chinese drama series directed by Shen Yi.

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Xie Fu An (Joe Chen), a skilled herbal doctor, saves the life of a wealthy old man during a critical heart attack, unknowingly reminding him of a woman he once loved years ago. Impressed by her resemblance and medical skills, the old man announces he will give his entire fortune to whoever marries Fu An. His grandson, Yan Da Feng (Blue Lan), initially plots to eliminate Fu An to protect his inheritance, but unexpectedly falls in love with her instead. As Da Feng shifts from wanting to harm her to desiring marriage, he must now stop the dangerous plan he previously set in motion to win Fu An's heart and secure a potential future together. This is a 2009 Taiwanese romantic comedy series directed by Liu Jun Jie, adapted from a novel by Liang Yun Ru.

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