Chen Bolin is a Taiwanese actor. Born on August 27, 1983, he began his career as a model when he was a teenager. He made his acting debut in the 1999 television drama “Robbers and Angels.” He has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including “Modern People” (2010) and “In Time With You” (2011).

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Growing up in a small town, Li Nan En (Zhang Tian Ai) has always had a passion for traditional Chinese culture and architecture. Hoping to further her knowledge of the subjects she loves most, she joins an exchange program and moves to France, continuing her education at the Bordeaux University. While there, she joins an animal research society where she meets Zhou Er Wen (Chen Bolin), a stone-faced architectural genius who advocates for sustainable high-tech architecture.

Devoted to the polar opposites of the same field, Nan En and Er Wen find themselves constantly at odds with each other. It’s only through the mediation of their mutual friend, Gao Mu (Wu Hao Chen), that they begin to acknowledge the fact that there are both pros and cons to each side of their arguments. It’s a hard thing for either of them to admit but once they do, they find themselves slowly forming a very unlikely friendship.

Back home, the two find themselves working side-by-side on a project that will impact that architectural industry for years to come. As time passes and their project comes together, Nan En and Er Wen begin to realize that the biggest impact they’ve made is on each other.

A story of enterprising ideas, passionate pursuits, and love, “Crocodile and The Plover Bird” is a 2019 romantic comedy drama directed by Lin Yan.&nbsp;

Crocodile and The Plover Bird

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In this two-part fantasy series spanning a magical ancient world and modern day Asia, the God of Fire and the God of Wind battle against the dark forces to save their homes and love. 

In a mystical planet of six powerful gods, God of Fire and God of Wind ruled as guardians until the dark forces unleash destruction on their homes. During a critical battle, God of Wind disappears after saving the God of Fire. In an effort to save his realm, God of Fire travels to the age and the realm of the Tang Dynasty. There, he meets a mortal woman who looks just like his estranged lover, the God of Wind, and his passions are reignited like never before. The King of Blaze is a Hunan TV fantasy romance, starring Jing Tian and Chen Bolin.

The King of Blaze

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Afraid of nothing and no one, Nan Feng (Fan Bing Bing) is a tough-as-nails young woman who spends her days wandering the streets and her nights singing at seedy bars in an effort to eke out some sort of living. Despite the fact that she’s barely in her twenties, Nan Feng and her two best friends, Ding Bo (Chen Bolin) and Fei Zao, aka “Fatty”, (Fei Long) have lived a hard life. Evicted from their soon-to-be demolished apartment, the three are forced to find a new home. Replying to an ad, they soon find themselves renting rooms in the home of the retired Chinese opera singer, Chang Yue Quin (Sylvia Chang).&nbsp;

Having recently lost her son, Madame Chang often comes across as harsh and uncaring, but the truth is, she’s simply struggling to manage her overwhelming grief. Often at odds with her new tenants, Madame Chang pays their mean-spirited practical jokes back in turn. However, despite their differences and numerous clashes, the three free-spirited tenants come to form an unlikely bond with their harsh landlady. As time and shared experiences draw them closer together, they begin to meld into a makeshift family.

On a trip to the neighboring countryside, Nan Feng and her friends come across the ruins of a Buddhist temple. Learning it was destroyed during the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, the three friends, along with Madame Chang, take on the task of helping to repair the crumbled temple. Will time on this sacred ground bring them all the healing they need, or will the ghosts of the past, only recently buried, rise to haunt them once more?

A stirring and emotional look at loss and connection, “Buddha Mountain” is a 2010 drama film directed by Li Yu.

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