Liu Yu Ting is a Chinese model and actress. She was born in Hefei, Anhui, China, on December 9, 1990, and made her acting debut in 2011. Since then, she has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “Striding Into the Wind” (2020).

Liu Yu Ting

Growing up as the daughter of the Donghe Group, Xiang Yuan (Wu Qian) has always been aware of the fact that she would be forced to shoulder certain responsibilities. So when she is tasked with saving the Xi’an branch of the company from bankruptcy, she accepts the job with grace and determination.&nbsp;

Prepared though she might have been for the task at hand, Xiang Yuan was completely unprepared to have a run-in with her former crush, Xu Yan Shi (Vin Zhang) soon after her arrival. While in school, Yan Shi’s many charms captured Xiang Yuan’s heart. Sadly, try as she might, she never managed to win his affection in return; which made meeting him all these years later, more than a little awkward. Despite their past, and their awkward new beginning, Xiang Yuan and Yan Shi form an unexpected friendship.&nbsp;

While Xiang Yuan works hard to save the failing branch of her family’s company, Yan Shi struggles to overcome the injustices he’s constantly facing as he attempts to pursue a career as a navigation engineer. Supporting each other through it all, will Yan Shi and Xiang Yuan find the strength they need to make their dreams come true?

Adapted from the novel “Three Fields” by Er Dong Tu Zi, “Here We Meet Again” is a 2023 Chinese romance drama directed by Tien Jen Huang.

Here We Meet Again

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Studying to become a sound recordist at a film school in Beijing, Kun (Zhou You) has chosen a much different life than his policeman father and schoolteacher mother. A feckless, volatile young man with no true ambition, Kun really only cares about one thing in life: his ancient, dilapidated old Jeep, which he bought after miserably failing his driver’s test.&nbsp;

With dreams of taking to the open roads of Inner Mongolia, Kun teams up with his laid-back boom operator buddy, Tong (Tong Lin Kai), to help pretentious student director, Ming (Wang Xiao Mu), with his thesis film. As Ming’s film centers around a young Mongolian herdswoman searching for her errant husband at a Beijing amusement park, the team set off for Mongolia’s lush grasslands to capture pickup footage and record ambient grassland sound for the film. But the road they take to get there is full of unexpected twists and turns.

More desperate to outrun the trap of adulthood than actually capture anything for the film, this group of disaffected youth slowly begin to realize that not only is the trap set for them is much bigger than they could have ever possibly imagined but it has already ensnared them all.

Inspired by his real-life experiences, “Striding Into the Wind” is a 2021 Chinese semi-autobiographical indie film directed by Wei Shu Jun.

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