Jia Qing is a Chinese actress. Born on November 2, 1986, she made her acting debut in the 2007 television series “Liao Zhai 2.” She has since appeared in a number of films and television dramas, including “The Deer and the Cauldron” (2014), “The Four 2013” (2015), “The Wife’s Lies” (2015), “The Lover’s Lies” (2016), “The Fatal Mission” (2016) and “The Legendary Tycoon” (2017).

Jia Qing

HLJTV

Their mission was so top secret, they didn’t even know what their true intent was. In 1942, the Chinese government received intelligence that the Japanese may be developing a dangerous biological weapon in a remote part of Burma.


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The Chinese Expeditionary Force, a secret specialized squad, is dispatched to the remote region to try to stop the Japanese actions. Led by the tough female commander, Liao Yi Fang (Jia Qing), the highly trained soldiers can’t seem to get along or give their commander much respect. Joining her on the treacherous mission is Zhao Ban Kuo (Sean Sun), Little Knife (Caesar Li), Cao Quo Jiu (Li Tai), Wang Xi Mao (Yuan Shuai), Big Bull (Jin Jia), Long Hair&nbsp;(Di Jie), Grassy Third (Chen Meng Qi) and the Medic (Song Qing).


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Together, they must survive the tough crossing of the raging Nujiang River, scale the harsh Savage Mountain and locate the secret Japanese camp. Will they all be able to survive the dangerous mission and accomplish their objective?


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“The Fatal Mission” is a 2016 Chinese drama series directed by Chen Hao Wei. It is based on the novel Nujiang Zhizhan by Nan Pai San Shu and Qian Kun.

The Fatal Mission

♞ Candle Knights ♘

Liao Yi Fang

JSTV

Some lives are just destined for greatness. Set in 1930s Shanghai, Gu Yan Mei (Zhang Han) is the youngest of four Gu brothers who are working break into the film industry. He follows his third brother, Gu Ruo Xia (Kevin Tan), to Singapore to grow their film business. However, when war breaks out, the brothers decide to move their film production base to Hong Kong.

Yan Mei takes the reigns of the family business and grows it to become the leading film production company in Hong Kong, gaining fame as the “Czar of Asian Movies.” His illustrious life also is marked by his love for three women, Hu Bi Yu (Jia Qing), Mei Gui (Joe Chen) and Qu Meng (Song Yi), as well as his generous philanthropic contributions.

“The Legendary Tycoon” is a 2017 Chinese drama series. It is based on the life of Run Run Shaw, the Hong Kong entertainment mogul and philanthropist who founded Shaw Brothers Studio and is considered one of the most influential people in the Asian entertainment industry prior to his death in 2014.

The Legendary Tycoon

Gone with the Shirt Team

Hu Bi Yu

ZJSTV, SZTV

A young woman who has had a tough life tries to find happiness with the man she loves.

Tong Si Ji (Jia Qing) lived under difficult circumstances when both her parents passed away, and she was left to take care of her younger brother and sister by herself. She takes on every odd job she can find in order to raise them. 

One of Si Ji’s part-time jobs is at the Yuan Xian Department Store. There, she meets Yi Yi (Zhang Xiao Long), whose family owns the department store, and the two fall in love. But when Yi Yi’s mother learns of Si Ji’s true identity, she does everything in her power to keep Si Ji away from Yi Yi.

Are the ill-fated lovers destined to be apart?

“The Lover’s Lies” is a 2016 Chinese drama directed by Yu Zhong He Lin Hong Jie. It is a sister production to the popular 2015 drama “The Wife’s Lies” with the same cast.

The Lover’s Lies

Tong Si Ji

Hunan TV

How long can you maintain a web of lies? Li Xia Xi (Jia Qing) is a woman who desperately wants a better life for herself. Xia Xi grew up under impoverished circumstances due to her father, Li Guo Liang (Li Tian Zhu), whose incompetence and bad gambling habit could not support his family. Xia Xi never forgave him for her mother’s sudden death from a heart condition. To put herself and her younger brother, Li Dong Xu (Prince Chiu), through school, Xia Xi took a job as a tutor for the Jiang family’s youngest son, Jiang Yi Ming (Li Mao). But when Xia Xi falls in love with the eldest son, Jiang Yi Bin (Zhang Xiao Long), she lies and says that she is an orphan in order to hide her embarrassing father and marry into the family. But Xia Xi’s lies slowly unravel around her. Dong Xu becomes torn between the love of Sun Jia Yuan (Xu Lu) and Jiang Yi Shan (Chen Meng Chen), who happens to be Yi Bin’s younger sister. Then Guo Liang saves Yi Bin’s life and reappears in Xia Xi’s new idyllic life. What will Xia Xi do now? “The Wife’s Lies” is a 2015 Chinese drama series directed by Xu Fu Jun. It is a remake of the 2012 South Korean drama series “My Daughter Seo Young.”

The Wife's Lies

Gone with the Shirt team

Li Xia Xi

Shenzhen TV, Southeast TV

Exceptional times can elicit greatness from a man. During the turbulent Xinhai Revolution era that brought about the end of the Qing Dynasty and the establishment of the Republic of China, Liu An Shun (Wallace Huo) works for Master Dai Hai Chen (Wang Qing Xiang), who runs a reputable armed escort business. As Hai Chen’s disciple, An Shun is poised to take over the business from Master Dai as well as marry his daughter, Dai Rong (Liu Yi Han). But after being betrayed by both his brother and fiancée, An Shun is forced to travel to Beijing alone, during which he befriends a female bandit, Lu Yao Ting (Jia Qing). Can An Shun establish himself in these chaotic times with his own armed escort business while trying to recover from the pains of his past? “The Great Protector” is a 2014 Chinese drama series directed by Han Xiao Jun.

The Great Protector

We, the Protectors

Lu Yao Ting

Anhui Television

Can a hero with no combat abilities still save the empire? Wei Xiao Bao (Han Dong) is the most unlikely hero as the sly but witty son of a prostitute during the early Qing Dynasty. As he makes his way from the brothel where he was born in Yangzhou to the capital city of Beijing, he encounters all kinds of trouble and mishaps.

When he is kidnapped and taken to the imperial palace, Xiao Bao impersonates a eunuch to survive. By accident, he meets the young Emperor Kang Xi (Wei Qian Xiang) and the two become unlikely friends.

Through sheer luck, cunning and other accidents, Xiao Bao is able to help Kang Xi protect his throne from dangerous challengers while surviving several kidnappings by cults and other dangerous groups. He also goes on to have seven wives, including the beautiful Shuang Er (Zhang Meng).

But can Xiao Bao ultimately choose between his conflicting loyalties to the emperor and the anti-Qing regime?

“The Deer and the Cauldron” is a 2014-2015 Chinese drama series directed by Lai Shui Qing. It is adapted from the novel of the same name by Jin Yong (Louis Cha).

The Deer and the Cauldron (2014)

Lucky Destiny team

Chen Yuan Yuan

The fate of the world rests on the shoulders of the young and quiet swordsman. During the Tang Dynasty, Baili Tusu (Li Yi Feng) has been infected with a mysterious aura from a demonic sword known as the Sword of Burning Solitude. The dark energy has led him to grow up alone and live without a family. When he meets two warriors, Ouyang Shao Gong (Qiao Zhen Yu) and Fang Lan Sheng (Ma Tian Yu), who are on the hunt for a magical jade that can be used to create a resurrection elixir, Tusu joins the men on their hunt. Tusu also meets Feng Qing Xue (Yang Mi), an immortal girl who is searching for her brother, and together they wander the land to face their destinies and restore balance to the world. “Legend of the Ancient Sword” is a 2014 Chinese drama series directed by Liang Sheng Quan and Huang Jun Wen.

Sword of Legends

Ancient Sword

Chou Xin Rui

With the rise of rebel forces, China’s already fragile Qin Dynasty quickly began to crumble. At the behest of King Huai, the ambitious ruler of neighboring Chu, Liu Bang (Leon Lai) and Xiang Yu (Feng Shao Feng) led the rebel army into Qin. Sworn brothers-in-arms, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu served their king well. As successful military generals, King Huai is well-aware of their many talents and understands just how powerful men in their position can be. Recognizing the possible threat they pose to his reign, King Huai devises a plan to divide the sworn brothers before they can cause him any trouble.

Announcing that whoever can reach the gates of Qin first will become the land’s new Emperor, King Huai seals the fate of Liu Bang and Xiang Yu. Determined to win Qin for his own, Xiang Yu leads his army against the main forces of Qin while Liu Bang uses the diversion created by his brother-in-arms to invade unnoticed. Feeling betrayed by Liu Bang’s actions, Xiang Yu swears revenge, his hatred only intensifying when he realizes Liu Bang has declared his love for Yu Ji (Liu Yi Fei), the woman Xiang Yu himself loves.

Driven by his need for revenge, Xiang Yu will stop at nothing to get what he wants, but has no idea that his fate actually lies in the hands of another. Supported behind the scenes by their brilliant benefactors, Zhang Liang (Zhang Han Yu) and Fan Zeng (Anthony Wong) have actually been the ones directing both men’s fate from the very beginning. Wielded like paws on a chess board, which young general will arise victorious in this epic battle of survival?

A story of brotherhood and betrayal, “White Vengeance” is a 2011 Chinese historical film directed by Daniel Lee.

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