Xi Mei Juan is an award-winning Chinese actress. She was born on April 20, 1955, in Chuansha, Shanghai, China, and made her acting debut in theater in 1976. She made her film debut in 1990 and took her first role in a television drama in 1996. Since then, she has appeared in countless theatrical productions, films, and television dramas, including “The Long River” (2022).

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In the fifteenth year of his reign, Emperor Kang Xi (Luo Jin) faces the greatest challenge of his young life when the Yellow River threatens to destroy his empire. After heavy rainfall causes the river to overflow, washing away homes and crops and claiming countless lives, the people look to their leader for guidance. Unable to find a solution, Kang Xi recruits the empire's brightest minds through civil service examinations. Chen Huang (Yin Fang), a talented and confident young candidate, passes the Emperor's rigorous tests and joins a team tasked with saving those affected by the river's destruction. As countless lives hang in the balance, the Emperor and his new advisors race against time to find a way to protect their people. This is a 2022 Chinese historical drama directed by Zhang Ting.

The Long River

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Li Xiao (An Yue Xi), a passionate aspiring fashion editor, lands a job at her dream publishing house but is unexpectedly assigned to the proofreading department instead of her desired editorial role. Encouraged by department director Qian Wenfeng, she remains determined to prove her worth despite feeling undervalued. When Zhou Zi Mo (Xing Zhao Lin) enters her life, he brings unexpected support and friendship that helps her navigate the challenges of her current position. Through perseverance and unexpected connections, Li Xiao discovers that professional setbacks can lead to personal growth and surprising opportunities. "Standing In The Time" is a 2019 drama directed by Fu Dongyu.

Standing in the Time

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Hui Bao and Hui Xiang (both played by Shu Qi), identical twin actresses, pursue theater stardom with different levels of success. Bao performs in a play written by her lover Nan (Shawn Yue), but when she falls ill, Xiang replaces her and seemingly outperforms her sister. As tensions rise, a deadly love triangle emerges, driven by jealousy and rivalry. The sisters' complex relationship takes a dark turn when one of them mysteriously disappears, leaving everyone uncertain about which twin is missing. This 2012 Hong Kong suspense-drama film was directed by Carol Lai.

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