Liu Yi Fei, born An Feng and also known as Crystal Liu, is an award-winning Chinese-American actress. She was born on August 25, 1987, in Wuhan, Hubei, China, and moved to the United States in 2002. She made her acting debut in 2003 and has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas since, including “Chinese Paladin” (2005), “Never Gone” (2016), and “Once Upon A Time” (2017).

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Xu Hong Dou (Liu Yi Fei) is a woman who has worked in the hotel industry for most of her adult life. She is every inch the big-city woman, but her life hits a sudden bump in the road. Her best female friend has died, sending her life into a tailspin. Her work starts to suffer. And rather than continue to soldier on in the city, she decides to take a break from the high-paced urban lifestyle in a remote village. She heads out to the village of Yun Miao, near Dali, in Yunnan Province – in search of peace and quiet.

She soon discovers that life in an agricultural village is not quite as idyllic as she had imagined – navigating fields full of animal droppings and mud isn’t something she is used to! But she soon finds a sort of equilibrium. And she meets a group of fellow big-city types who have also decided to flee the big city in search of a more tranquil way of life. One of these individuals is named Xie Zhi Yao (Li Xian). Yun Miao is his hometown. And he has quit a well-paid job to start a tourism business that showcases Yun Miao. Xu Hong Dou soon realizes that she can put her own hotel industry knowledge to good use by helping him. But as they begin to work together, Cupid appears determined to bring them together! Could they find love in this quiet little village?

“Meet Yourself” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Ding Zi Guang.

Meet Yourself

The Windy Team

Tencent

In the early 11th Century, the future of the Empire is in doubt after a damning painting of the Empress’ past life goes missing – threatening to undermine the Imperial family. Gu Qian Fan (Chen Xiao), the commander of an elite military unit, is dispatched to find the picture before it falls into the wrong hands. Meanwhile, Zhao Pan Er (Liu Yi Fei), a young woman who is on the trail of her missing fiancé, has also come to the Imperial capital in search of answers.

She has joined forces with two women whom she has saved from the jaws of despair: Song Yinzhang (Lin Yun) and Sun San Niang (Liu Yan). The latter was abandoned by her husband and barred from seeing her child, while the former was being abused by her philandering husband. The three women open a small tea house, which soon becomes the talk of the town, due to their diverse culinary, tea-making, and musical talents. Eventually, Zhao Pan Er and Gu Qian Fan’s paths cross. Although they initially mistrust one another, they start to realize that a closer relationship could be of mutual benefit. What will happen, however, when the romance begins to spark between them?

“A Dream of Splendor” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Yang Yang.

A Dream of Splendor

The Teahouse of Dreams

Seventy thousand years ago, the fox goddess Bai Qian (Liu Yi Fei) studied under the great God of War, Mo Yuan (Yang Yang). Despite her best efforts to resist Mo Yuan’s many charms, Bai Qian fell in love with her master and he her; but their happiness was not fated to last long. In a brutal battle with the Tribe of the Demon King, Mo Yuan realized that the only way to seal away the Demon King was to sacrifice himself in the process. With his soul scattered and his body preserved in a block of ice, Mo Yuan successfully sealed away the evil, leaving Bai Qian to continue on, through all of eternity, without him by her side.

Awaiting for Mo Yuan’s eventual awakening and return, Bai Qian took Mo Yuan’s body back to Qing Qiu, the mystical land of her family. Continuing on with her life as best as she could, Bai Qian agrees to attend a banquet at the East Sea Dragon Palace where she not only saves a boy by the name of Ah Li (Peng Zi Su) from being kidnapped, but also meets Ye Hua (Yang Yang), the Crown Prince of the Heaven Tribe, and her betrothed. It doesn’t take long for Ye Hua to realize that Bai Qian is actually Su Su (Liu Yi Fei), a mortal woman he had fallen in love with three hundred years ago. But Bai Qian has no memories of their time together.

Caught in a tangled love story spanning hundreds of years, Bai Qian and Ye Hua struggle to understand why their fates seem to be eternally intertwined. Will the sudden return of the Demon King be the key that unlocks the mystery of their long-entwined fate?

Adapted from the novel, “Three Lives, Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms” by TangQi Gongzi, “Once Upon a Time” is a 2017 romantic drama fantasy film directed by Zhao Xiao Ding.

Once Upon a Time

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How much will her pride get in the way of finding true happiness? Su Yun Jin (Liu Yi Fei) s scarred by her experiences of begging and scraping by while growing up in a very poor family. When she transfers to a different high school, she meets Cheng Zheng (Kris Wu), the son of a very wealthy family and one of the most popular boys in school. 

Zheng falls in love with Yun Jin and actively pursues her through college and while living apart in different cities. Yun Jin at first gets involved in a relationship with Zheng but breaks up with him over their vast economic differences. She doesn’t want to accept any financial charity from Zheng, although Zheng only wants to give her everything because of his love for her. After awhile, Yun Jin’s pride clouds her perceptions of Zheng’s devotion to her. Will Yun Jin be able to realize her true feelings before it’s too late?

“Never Gone” is a 2016 Chinese film directed by Zhou Tuo Ru. It is based on a novel Xin Yi Wu. The film was promoted as the sequel to the 2013 film “So Young” but the two films are unrelated in the storylines.

Never Gone

The Never Gone Team 

Su Yun Jin

In the late second century BCE, the Han Dynasty is beginning to crumble. The ruthless minister Cao Cao (Chow Yun Fat) has effectively seized control of the government after traveling to the east of the realm to bring a fearsome warlord to heel. The Han Emperor is now a mere puppet, and Cao Cao has himself named the King of the Wei. He then proceeds to build a magnificent structure called the Bronze Bird Terrace to showcase his power to the whole of China. But his tyrannical rule is not to everyone’s liking. Plots start to hatch at every turn, with many hoping to unseat Cao Cao before he can declare himself Emperor.

Into this chaotic court are cast two young lovers Mu Shun (Hiroshi Tamaki) and Ling Ju (Liu Yi Fei). The former becomes a court eunuch, while the latter Cao Cao takes as an imperial consort. But Cao Cao is unaware that this duo has a romantic – and tragic past. Orphaned by Cao Cao’s past cruelties, they were recruited as part of secret, revenge-filled plot to infiltrate Cao Cao’s inner circle...and kill him. Their mission is nothing if not perilous, however. And if the tyrant discovers the truth about the couple, great horrors could unfold for them!

“The Assassins” is a 2012 Chinese movie that was directed by Zhao Lin Shan.

The Assassins

⚔️Assassins of Tyranny Team⚔️

Under the rule of Emperor Huizong, the late Northern Song Dynasty found itself in a state of instability and unrest when counterfeit money began circulating widely throughout the capital. Tasked with finding those responsible for the surge in counterfeit currency, the Department Six Constabulary, led by their strict commander, Liu (Cheng Tai Shen), set out to do just that. Following a tip-off, the Department Six investigators rush to apprehend the suspect, only to find both the suspect and the evidence are already being taken into custody by an unknown secret agency commissioned by the Emperor himself.

Known as the Divine Constabulary, this heretofore unknown force has been working on the Emperor's behalf, entirely in secret. But with their presences now known by all, the commander of Department Six takes their existence as a personal threat. Hoping to bring down the rival agency, Liu secretly orders his best man, Leng Xue (Deng Chao), to infiltrate the Divine Constabulary and find a way to bring it down. Little does Liu know that his own agency has recently been infiltrated by agents working for the counterfeit currency mastermind.

With the Divine Constabulary spearheaded by Leng Xue and his comrades, Wu Qing (Liu Yi Fei), Zhui Ming (Ronald Cheng), and Tie Shou (Collin Chou), better known as The Four, a much more sinister plot than simple counterfeit currency is soon uncovered. Will the rival agencies find a way to put aside their differences for the greater good, or will their constant quarrels allow the entire world to fall into chaos?

Adapted from Woon Swee Oan’s novel series, “The Four Great Constables”, “The Four” is a 2012 Hong Kong wuxia film directed by Gordon Chan and Janet Chun.

The Four

🗡The Magic Four 🗡

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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