Mandy Wei is a Taiwanese actress, model and host. Born on September 5, 1984, she also is known as Wei Xiao Wan and Wei Man. Mandy began her career as a lingerie and swimsuit model in 2006. She became a VJ and host for MTV Taiwan in 2008 and also began hosting an online entertainment gossip news website in 2012. Mandy made her acting debut in the 2008 television drama “ToGetHer” and has since starred in many music videos, films and TV dramas, including “Material Queen” (2011), “Love, Now” (2012), “Déjà Vu” (2013), “Say Again Yes I Do” (2014), “When I See You Again” (2015) and “Memory Love” (2017).

Mandy Wei

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Cheng Mei (Wang Ching), Gua Ju (Zhang Ting Hu), Qu Shou (Edison Song), Xing Hua (Sylvia Hsieh), and Song Gang (Andy Wu) may come from different walks of life, but when brought together through a campus club, these five university students become fast friends.

As life takes them down to various paths, their fortitude and their friendship are tested as they’re forced to deal, not just with the day-to-day struggles of life, but with the always complicated matters of the heart as well. Struggling to find the balance they crave in an off-kilter world, this quintet comes to learn that dealing with life is never easy, but having good friends by your side certainly helps.

Based on the work of Japanese manga artist and novelist, Fumi Saimon, “Brave to Love” is a poignant 2019 coming of age drama directed by Li Yun Chan and Lin Chun Yang.

Brave to Love

The Fearless Team

SET TV, TTV

In this gripping Taiwanese drama, Qiao Jia'en (Mandy Wei) and her boyfriend Wang Xiukai (Nylon Chen) return to Taiwan, but a devastating car accident leaves Jia'en with memory loss and Xiukai brain dead. Her opportunistic friend Zhao Aili (Mandy Tao) seizes the chance to impersonate Jia'en and live a privileged life. When pastry chef Xing Shaotian (Andy Chen) requires a heart transplant, he receives Xiukai's heart and becomes inexplicably drawn to Jia'en. Complicating matters, Shaotian's half-brother Duan Ruofan (Jolin Chien) is also attracted to her. As Shaotian attempts to help Jia'en recover her memory and reclaim her life, a complex web of relationships and hidden motivations unfolds. This is a 2017 Taiwanese drama series exploring themes of identity, love, and second chances.

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