Alice Ke is a Taiwanese actress. Born on January 10, 1985, as Ke Jia Yan, she majored in English at Shih Chien University and is fluent in English, Mandarin and Japanese. Alice Ke made her acting debut in the 2006 film “Do Over” and has starred in many films and television dramas since, including “My Queen” (2009), “Office Girls” (2011), “Dragon Gate” (2013), “Say I Love You” (2014) and “Constellation Women Series – Leo Woman” (2015) and “Marry Me, Or Not?” (2015).

Alice Ke

Mango TV

Ever since he was a young boy, Chen Mo Bai (Zhai Zi Lu) was obsessed with speed, and dreamed of becoming a top-level race car driver. He wants to fulfill his ambitions of becoming a leading Chinese Super Formula driver. But his family disapproves of his choice of careers, considering race driving to be too dangerous and unstable a job.

But his dreams are given a brand new lease of life when he meets the ace engineer Shen Xi (Alice Ke). The latter is going through a troubled period in her life, with her career on the rocks and family problems looming large. Can this motor racing-obsessed duo inspire one another to attain greater success as they begin to work together?

“We Go Fast On Trust” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Huang Ying Xiang.

We Go Fast On Trust

Racing Into Your Heart 

Huang Yu Xuan (Alice Ke) is a woman who appears to be living a very fulfilled life. Married to a wealthy man, she is pregnant, and looks forward to building a happy family. But everything changes when she has an accident and falls into a coma. Li Zi Wei (Greg Han), a young man who thinks she may be someone else, comes forward with a cassette tape that he claims could help Huang Yu Xuan recover. Her husband agrees to let her listen to it.

But the tape appears to have special powers – and sends Huang Yu Xuan on a journey through time. She finds that she is actually living in a series of bizarre time loops that also involves Li Zi Wei and another young man named Mo Jun Jie (Patrick Shih). In these time loops, Huang Yu Xuan and Li Zi Wei meet again and again – sometimes “reborn” as totally different people. They struggle to save one another again and again in events that stretch back to 2001. Can love help these time travelers break the loop – or is tragedy on the horizon?

“Someday or One Day: The Movie” is a 2022 Taiwanese movie that was directed by Huang Tien Jen.

Someday or One Day: The Movie

Stranded on a mountain road after his car breaks down, journalist Wang Yi Chi (Cash Chuang) has the misfortune of witnessing a hit-and-run accident that instantly claims one man’s life and leaves a woman comatose. Horror-stricken by what he’s just witnessed, Yi Chi takes a few quick pictures of the hit-and-run vehicle’s license plate but the photos are deemed too blurry to be used as evidence in the case. With no way to establish, with any certainty, who the perpetrator is, the case is dismissed.

Now, nine years later, Yi Chi finds himself unexpectedly linked to that fatal accident, when he discovers that the used car he’s been driving is actually the same car involved in that very same accident all those years ago. As if that weren’t a strange enough coincidence, it would seem that the sole survivor of the accident has suddenly disappeared. With his journalistic hunch growing stronger by the minute, Yi Chi sets out to uncover the truth behind this long-forgotten case. But sometimes uncovering the truth can bring with it some rather dire consequences.

As he digs deeper into the events surrounding the accident, Yi Chi begins to uncover a string of dark truths that may very well haunt him for the rest of his life.

As stylish as it is mysterious, “Who Killed Cock Robin” is a 2017 neo-noir crime thriller film written and directed by Cheng Wei Hao.

Who Killed Cock Robin

Blue Sparrow Team

The year is 2019. A 27-year-old woman named Huang Yu Xuan (Alice Ke) pines for the love of her life, her long-time boyfriend Wang Quan Sheng (Greg Han), constantly checking his social media pages and desperately hoping he will call her, asking to get back together.

But one fateful night, Huang Yu Xuan is hit by a car. She regains consciousness and sees a man she believes to be Wang Quan Sheng sitting by her hospital bedside. She believes she has finally been reunited with her beloved Wang Quan Sheng! But there's a very big twist.

She learns that she is no longer a 27-year-old woman, but is now a high school student named Chen Yan Ru. The year is now 1998. And the man by her bedside is not her boyfriend after all, but a schoolmate named Li Zi Wei.

Trapped in what appears to be the past, living another person's life, she eventually comes to realize that the traffic "accident" that landed Huang Yu Xuan in hospital may not have been an accident after all.

And Chen Yan Ru's own reasons for being hospitalized are also shrouded in mystery.

All the while, Li Zi Wei finds himself strangely drawn to the woman who used to be Chen Yan Ru, despite the fact that he knows his closest friend Mo Jun Jie (Patrick Shih) has had a crush on Chen Yan Ru for years...

Can true love find a way to bridge a seemingly insurmountable time gap? And what really happened on the fateful night when Huang Yu Xuan was hit by the car?

"Some Day or One Day" is a 2019 Taiwanese drama series directed by Huang Tian Ren.

Some Day or One Day

❤ ❝We Meet Again Team❞ ❤

TTV/SETTV

Some women are unapologetic about choosing their careers over love. Shan Wu Shuang (Cheryl Yang), at 33, has always put her schoolwork and her career above her romantic relationships, rising to become a top editor at iFound magazine. Although she almost married Leslie Sung (James Wen), a famous photographer, a misunderstanding led to both choosing their work over their relationship. Then Wu Shuang meets 25-year-old Lucas (Ethan Ruan), who was an outstanding medical student until the death of his girlfriend led to him being expelled for low grades. He now works part-time as an assistant at the magazine under the watchful eye of his former girlfriend’s sister, Han Jia Jia (Yang Ya Zhu), a trainee at the magazine. Can Wu Shuang and Lucas have a future together despite their eight-year age difference?
 
“Queen of No Marriage,” also known as “My Queen,” is a 2009 Taiwanese drama series directed by Lin Qing Zhen.

Émissions

À propos de nous

Discussion