Ethan Juan is a Taiwanese actor. Born on November 8, 1982, he also goes by the names Ethan Ruan, Juan Ching Tien or Ruan Jing Tian. He also is known by his nicknames Xiao Tian, Si Xiao Hai, Ruan 7 Tian and Ruan GING Tian. He was first discovered in 2002 when he accompanied a friend to an audition. He began his career as a model and then made his acting debut in the 2004 television “Michael the Archangel’s Dance.” But it wasn’t until his role in the hit 2008 drama “Fated to Love You” that he became a star. Ethan Juan has starred in many other popular films and dramas, including “Hana Kimi” (2006), “Summer X School” (2007) and “My Queen” (2009) and “Legend of Fuyao” (2018).

Ethan Juan

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Mango TV

Lin Ke Song (Song Zu Er), blessed with an extraordinary ability to identify dish ingredients, meets Michelin-certified chef Jiang Qian Fan (Ethan Juan) after her plans to follow a love interest to America go awry. Intrigued by her unique talent, Qian Fan takes Ke Song under his wing, teaching her culinary skills and preparing her for an upcoming cooking competition. Despite the challenging training, Ke Song gradually develops her skills and confidence, earning Qian Fan's respect and admiration in the process. Their journey is marked by personal growth, professional challenges, and the potential for a deeper connection. This is a 2022 Chinese romantic comedy drama adapted from a novel by Jiao Tang Dong Gua and directed by Li Jun.

Cupid's Kitchen

🍚 Taste of Love 🍜

In 1937, during the Second Sino-Japanese War, Lieutenant Colonel Xie Jin Yuan (Du Chun) leads 452 young officers and soldiers of the 88th Division in a desperate last stand at the Sihang Warehouse against the overwhelming Japanese army. Facing nearly 20,000 enemy troops, these brave soldiers know their mission is hopeless but choose to fight with extraordinary courage. For four critical days, they resist the relentless Japanese assault, buying crucial time for the rest of the Chinese army to retreat. Though they ultimately lose the battle, their heroic sacrifice becomes a powerful symbol of resistance and national pride. This remarkable true story showcases the extraordinary bravery of soldiers who chose honor and duty over certain defeat. "The Eight Hundred" is a 2020 historical war film directed by Guan Hu that commemorates these unsung heroes of the Chinese resistance.

The Eight Hundred

ZJTV

Meng Fu Yao (Yang Mi), reincarnated from a divine lotus flower, masters an invincible fighting technique at 16 and sets out to collect secret talismans from five kingdoms. Her quest leads her to Crown Prince Zhangsun Wu Ji (Ethan Juan), who becomes her ally in battling powerful political forces. Together, they navigate a dangerous conspiracy that threatens the land, with Fu Yao determined to restore peace and uncover the truth behind her mysterious origins. As she travels through different kingdoms, she encounters challenges that test her skills and resolve, ultimately seeking entry into the sacred Firmament. This is a 2018 Chinese historical fantasy drama directed by Yang Wen Jun, based on the novel Empress Fuyao by Tian Xia Gui Yuan.

Legend of Fuyao

Fuyao's Court 

Zhang Sun Wu Ji

Tencent TV

It was the case that set him on his entire career path.

Hu Ba Yi (Ethan Juan) is a famous tomb expert. In the 1980s, while he is packing for another adventure, he came across an old photo of himself from college back in the 1960s. The photograph triggered a flood of memories of his very first adventure that set Ba Yi on his future career path as a tomb expert.

It also recalled all the memories of how he came to know Hua Mei (Xu Lu), Ding Si Tian (Hao Hao), Wang Kai Xuan (Ryan Liu), Yan Zi (Li Yu Jie) and White Dog (Zhang Ji Nan).

“Candle in the Tomb: The Weasel Grave” is a 2017 Chinese drama series directed by Guan Hu.&nbsp;Based on the second novel in the Ghost Blows Out the Light series by Zhang Muye, it is considered a prequel in the timeline to the dramas “The Ghouls” (2015), “Candle in the Tomb” (2016) and “Ghost Blows Out the Light: Finding Hu Ba Yi” (2017).

Candle in the Tomb: The Weasel Grave

The Stinky Weasel

In 1994 Shanghai, Lu Tu (Ethan Juan) is the youngest concierge at a prestigious five-star hotel, having overcome a challenging childhood marked by his father's abandonment. Despite his professional success and popularity, Lu Tu's personal life is complicated by his relationship with Juan (Du Juan), a beautiful woman who strategically uses her charm to attract wealthy men. His life takes an unexpected turn when Mr. Money (Michael Miu), a Chinese-American businessman, arrives seeking staff for a new hotel in Manhattan. Lu Tu faces a critical decision: remain in Shanghai with his family and lover or pursue a potentially life-changing opportunity in the United States. This 2016 Chinese-Hong Kong movie was directed by Luo Dong.

New York, New York

TTV/SETTV

When Chen Xin Yi attempts to salvage her failing relationship, she unexpectedly ends up in a one-night stand with Ji Cun Xi, a complete stranger. After discovering she is pregnant, Cun Xi's powerful family insists they marry, thrusting the timid Xin Yi into an arranged marriage. As they navigate their unexpected partnership, Xin Yi must find the strength to assert herself and determine her own destiny. This is a South Korean romantic drama exploring themes of unexpected love and personal growth.

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