Pan Hong, or Liu Rong, as she's also known, is a Chinese actress. She was born in Shanghai, China on November 4, 1954 and made her debut in 1977. Regarded as one of the best film stars of her generation, she has appeared in countless films, including “My Mom and My Mother-in-Law” (2011), “So Young” (2013), and “The Last Women Standing” (2015).

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Anthony (Liu Chang) is going to study abroad, leaving his hometown of Dalian, China, to study finance at a university in Melbourne, Australia.

He leaves behind the woman he has long had a secret crush on – Ying (Bai Bai He), who is also leaving home to study abroad.

So Anthony heads off to Australia, while Ying travels to Tokyo to study sound recording.

But Anthony soon discovers that he has little interest in finance, and instead develops an interest in cooking – which intensifies when he meets a young Chinese woman who is studying to be a chef.

Inspired by his new acquaintance, Anthony decided to start cooking school – while Ying, in Japan, starts spending a lot of time with a young male artist...

Will Anthony’s new-found interest in cooking – and his new female friend – lead him to forget about Ying? Or could he turn his back on the culinary world for his childhood crush Ying?

The film is based on a hit novel written by Ma Liang.

“A Journey Through Time With Anthony” is a 2015 Chinese movie that was directed by Janet Chun.

A Journey Through Time with Anthony

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Is there more to life than a successful career for a woman? Sheng Ru Xi (Shu Qi) has everything going well for her in her career but is still single. Her mother is constantly pressuring her to find the right man and settle down, even setting her up with a doctor that Ru Xi doesn’t care for.

When a handsome young man, Ma Sai (Eddie Peng), starts working at Ru Xi’s company, will he be the answer to the void in her life?

“The Last Woman Standing” is a 2015 Chinese film written and directed by Luo Luo. It is based on a novel by the same name by Luo Luo.

The Last Women Standing

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A college freshman, Zheng Wei (Yang Zi Shan) is determined to marry her childhood friend someday so she follows him to the same university and enrolls in the civil engineering department. Excited to join her friend, Lin Jing (Han Geng), in their next great life adventure, Zheng Wei wastes no time in visiting Lin Jing at his dormitory only to find that her life-long friend has left for America. Unable to understand why Jing would leave without saying goodbye, Wei is devastated by her friend’s abandonment.&nbsp;

Sad as she is, Wei isn’t left to wallow in her grief for long as her three new roommates are determined to help her move on. With their help, Wei is able to let go of the pain her best friend left behind and move on. Determined to live her best life and never look back, Wei lets go of the past and finds a way to move on.

As time passes, Wei makes other friends on campus, including a couple of architecture majors. Visiting them on campus one day, Wei bumps into Chen Xiao Zheng (Mark Chao), a disciplined and hardworking architecture major with a cool exterior and every colder heart. Unimpressed by Wei’s laid-back attitude, Xiao Zheng is the last person to ever consider Wei as anything more than a nuisance, but fate has other plans.&nbsp;

As Wei and Xiao Zheng spend more time together, they find their opposing qualities are exactly what makes them interesting. In a classic case of opposites attracting, Wei and Xiao Zheng end up spending the rest of their college years in a relationship. However, not all things are meant to last and as graduation approaches, the two find their paths in life are destined to diverge.

Heartbroken once again, Wei decides not to dwell on the past but accept that what once was may never be again. Determined to keep moving forward, Wei finds a job and settles into a new stage in her life; but as time passes, she learns that some things from the past don’t always stay in the past.&nbsp;

Based on the best-selling novel of the same name, “So Young” is a 2013 Chinese drama film directed by Zhao Wei.

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