Du Chun is a Chinese actor. Born on May 22, 1981, he comes from an entertainment family. His father, Du Zhi Guo, is an actor, and his mother, Yang Li, is a dancer and dancing instructor. After making his acting debut in the 2003 television drama “Han Wu Da Di,” Du Chun is known for his many leading roles in dramas, including his recent roles in “The Legend of Incorruptible Stone” (2011), “Palace II” (2012) and “Ice and Fire of Youth” (2015). Du Chun also has sung the soundtracks to some of his television dramas, including “Dilemma” (2008), “Truthful” (2009) and “Love and Fight With a Terracotta Warrior” (2010).

Du Chun

As a strong, independent, hard-working woman, Xiao Yan (Liu Tao) has never backed down from a challenge in her life. Determined to become a senior-ranking executive of Xiya Group, Xiao Yan hopes to create and launch an all-new domestic makeup brand. But the higher-ups at Xiya have other plans for Xiao Yan. Recognizing her talent, Xiao Yan is appointed to the much more lucrative “mother and child” sector of the company. As one who strictly adheres to the DINK (dual income, no kids) philosophy of life, this new appointment presents a whole new set of challenges for Xiao Yan.

Completely unfamiliar with the world of motherhood, Xiao Yan turns to her best friend, You Ya (Li Nian) for help. A full-time mother, You Ya is a fount of knowledge and inspiration. More than happy to help her friend,&nbsp;You Ya invites Xiao Yan into her world, showing her what it really means to be a mother. As the two friends spend an increasing amount of time together, Xiao Yan comes to understand the depths of a mother’s love, while You Ya begins to understand that even as a mother, she has a voice that deserves to be heard. As Xiao Yan pours herself into her work, her rival, Chen Jiao Rui (Wang Yuan Ke) works on a project of her own but because of her pregnancy, is forced to back out. Now a new mother, struggling to find a balance between work and family, Jiao Rui finds that it is Xiao Yan who provides her with the confidence she so desperately needs.

Inspired by both You Ya and Jiao Rui, Xiao Yan begins to see the world from a different point of view. With a new dream growing between them, Xioa Yan, You Ya, and Jiao Rui come together in a whole new way, supporting each other at every turn, as they endeavor to create a better future for all.

Full of strong women and incredible friendships, “Love is True” is a 2021 family life drama directed by Lu Xing.

Love is True

⁂ Empowered Women Team ⁂

Youku

The deputy head of a criminal investigation unit Zhao Ting Hui (Du Chun), a former undercover cop named Yan Jin (Lin Geng Xin), and an innocent-seeming café owner called Ji Xiao Ou (Gai Yue Xi) become embroiled in a fateful murder investigation that threatens to turn their worlds upside down.

In his previous career as a policeman, Yan Jin posed as an underworld mobster to take down a powerful drug cartel. During his time spent undercover, he met Ji Xiao Ou, and the duo began on a romance that has since become idyllic.

But the lovebirds get a rude awakening when a friend of Ji Xiao Ou’s – a man who had a crush on her – is suddenly killed in mysterious circumstances.

Yan Jin is identified as the prime suspect, and attempts to evade the authorities so he can clear his name, while Zhao Ting Hui is dispatched to investigate.

But the case proves far from easy to solve – and the deeper this trio gets into it, the more tangled the web becomes…

“To Love” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was co-produced by Cao Ping and Chen Hui Jin.

To Love

In 1937, shortly after the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War, the Imperial Japanese Army invaded Shanghai. After more than three months of brutal fighting, the Japanese army showed no signs of weakening. Suffering heavy losses, the Chinese army was forced to make an impossible decision: retreat and lose the city, or stay and risk being entirely overrun.&nbsp;

In an act of unprecedented bravery, Lieutenant Colonel Xie Jin Yuan (Du Chun) of the 524th Regiment, of the poorly equipped 88th Division of the National Revolutionary Army, led 452 young officers and soldiers into battle. Knowing their mission would undoubtedly fail, the brave young men followed their Lieutenant Colonel to the Sihang Warehouse. There they made their last stand against the 3rd Imperial Japanese Division, a division consisting of nearly 20,000 troops. Against impossible odds, these 400 soldiers held out against the relentless Japanese army for four days, providing the rest of the Chinese army the time they needed to retreat.

Though these brave men ultimately lost the battle, their stand at the Sihang Warehouse would bolster the morale of the Chinese army and earn them a place in history as legendary heroes.

Based on actual events, “The Eight Hundred” is a 2020 historical war film directed by Guan Hu.

The Eight Hundred

iQiyi

Branded as an outsider and shunned as such, Shang Xirui (Yin Zheng) has faced a lifetime of trials but that has never once stopped him from reaching for his dream. An exceptional talent in the world of Peking opera, Xirui has but one dream, to share his love and knowledge of this beautiful, traditional art form with the world.&nbsp;

When wealthy businessman, Cheng Fengtai (Huang Xiao Ming) attends one of Xirui’s performances, he’s captivated by both the art and the artist. Sharing a passion for Peking opera, Fengtai and Xirui soon become the best of friends. An avid supporter of Xirui’s work, Fengtai helps his Xirui rebuild a local theater and train a new troupe of aspiring actors, to carry on the art and its traditions.

As the two work closely together, their friendship blossoms, both finding something in each other that neither has had before: a true friend. But in the summer of 1937, everything they love and have worked so hard for is threatened, when the Japanese army invades Beijing. Knowing they must fight to protect that which they love most, the two take up arms in defiance of those who threaten to destroy everything they hold dear.

Based on the novel of the same name by Shui Ru Tian Er, “Winter Begonia” is a 2020 period drama directed by Hui Kai Dong.

Winter Begonia

The Winter Begonia Team

Emperor Film Production, Huayi Brothers Pictures

During the turbulent times of the Sino-Japanese War and World War II, events unfold that will test loyalties and the endurance of the human spirit.

Lu (Ge You) is a ruthless Chinese mob boss whose alliance is tested when he is approached to collaborate with Japanese military occupiers. His brother-in-law, Watanabe (Tadanobu Asano), is a Japanese national who claims to be “Shanghainese” but is secretly working for the Japanese. Xiao Liu (Zhang Zi Yi) is a promiscuous actress and the wife of Lu’s boss. After an affair with her costar, Xiao Liu is sent out of the city by her husband. But when Lu assigns Watanabe to carry out the task, Watanabe ends up raping Xiao Liu and keeping her as a sex slave for years.

After the Japanese surrender in 1945, Lu finds Xiao Liu in a Shanghai hospice. They both decide they have unfinished business with Watanabe and decide to go search for him.

“The Wasted Times” is a 2016 Chinese-Hong Kong film directed by Cheng Er.

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