Jeremy Tsui is a Chinese actor. Born on May 5, 1985, he made his acting debut in the 2009 film “Seven 2 One.” He has since appeared in a number of popular films and television dramas, including the recent television drama “Siege in Fog” (2018).

Jeremy Tsui

With the collapse of the West Canal, the capital city of Yong An was immediately plunged into chaos. Blamed for the collapse and the ensuing chaos, the Minister of Works, Shen Wen Qi, was imprisoned by order of the Emperor. Not satisfied with simply deposing the Minister of Works, the Emperor ordered the ruination of his household as well.

Forced out of their home, Shen Wen Qi’s daughters, Shen Ran (Xia Nan) and Shen Zhen (Ouyang Nana) were reduced to poverty overnight. With an ailing brother to care for, Shen Zhen set up a cosmetics shop in Yong An to provide them with a living.&nbsp;Meanwhile, Lu Shi Yan (Jeremy Tsui), the imperial prosecutor responsible for investigating the collapsed bridge, is troubled by recurring dreams in which a mysterious woman’s fate entwines with his own. A woman, he is shocked to discover, is none other than Shen Zhen.

Approaching Shen Zhen with caution, Shi Yan eventually finds a way to work alongside her to unravel the mystery surrounding her father’s case. Searching for the truth together, unexpected feelings begin to bloom between them. Will their steadily grown affection for each other become a vital key in uncovering the truth or will it hinder the ongoing investigation?

Adapted from the novel “Chang’an’s First Beauty" by Well-Developed Lachrymal Glands, “Yong An Dream” is a 2024 Chinese historical romance fantasy drama directed by Huang Bin, Deng Wei En, and Chen Qiang.

Yong An Dream

💫Dreaming Love💫

Ji Yuan Chao (Jeremy Tsui) is the ice-cold Crown Prince of a powerful kingdom whose safety and prosperity owe much to the loyalty of a clan named Hua. The Hua clan stuck by the kingdom’s monarchs through thick and thin – and a Hua clan military general helped the kingdom win a famous and decisive victory. But Ji Yuan Chao is less interested in this than his predecessors. He shows no emotion no matter what crosses his path – and this has won him a reputation for coldness and indifference.

However, he appears to have met his match when he encounters the military general’s daughter Hua Liu Li (Zoey Meng). This woman is every bit as haughty and strong-minded as the Crown Prince, although she – at first glance – seems to be as meek as a lamb. And when they meet, they both secretly resolve to outwit each other. But as these two fiery souls collide, could love bloom between them? And could they eventually form a powerful union that will help bring peace to the realm?

This drama series was based on a novel by Yue Xia Die Ying.

“Royal Rumours” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Zhou Jia Wen.

Royal Rumours

Psst! Guess What I Heard

Tencent

With the annihilation of their king, Ni Lun (Yu Bo), the surviving members of the demon clan had no choice but to flee the immortal realm. Among those escaping to the mortal realm was the demon king’s daughter, Chong Zi (Yang Chao Yue). With an uncertain future ahead of her Chong Zi’s life is forever altered when the immortal, Chu Bu Fu (Gao Han) steps in to help.

Grateful to her savior, Chong Zi is determined to repay his kindness by cultivating herself at Nanhua. But cultivation at Nanhua is not to be, as the prophecies surrounding Chong Zi predict she has a grim and terrible fate. Turned away by Nanhua, Chong Zi is surprised when the venerable Luo Yin Fan (Jeremy Tsui) agrees to take her on as his only disciple. Promising to protect her, the two might have shared an incredible life, had fate not decided to play a cruel hand.

Meeting again in her second life, Chong Zi once again finds herself the disciple of the honorable Yin Fan, but again fate deals them a crushing blow. With fate so blatantly against them, can these star-crossed lovers find a way to alter their destinies once and for all?

Adapted from the novel “Chong Zi” by Shu Ke, “The Journey of Chong Zi” is a 2023 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Roger Lau.

The Journey of Chong Zi

Star-crossed Lovers

As a world-renowned idol and an award-winning actor, Mu Ting Zhou (Jeremy Tsui) is used to making waves wherever he goes. Naturally, it came as no surprise to him when fans around the globe became positively giddy over the announcement that he will be taking the lead in a new historical drama. What does come as a surprise is who ends up taking the role of his new leading lady.

Working as a part-time interpreter and model, recent graduate Ming Wei (Zhou Jie Qiong) has always had aspirations of becoming an actress but never thought she’d actually get the chance. Nevertheless, after catching the eye of superstar Ting Zhou, she not only gets the chance to audition for his upcoming dramas, but lands the role of leading lady as well. A perfect fit for the role, the chemistry between Ming Wei and Ting Zhou is undeniable. Unfortunately, what should have been a story with a happy ending takes a tragic turn after Ting Zhou is involved in an accident which leaves him with only a single memory: the memory of Ming Wei as a princess who desperately needs his protection.

Unable to leave Ting Zhou in such a sad state, Ming Wei agrees to play along in the hopes that by doing so, she can help the confused star regain the memories he’s lost. Taking Ting Zhou under her wing, Ming Wei does her best to help but begins to doubt herself once she realizes her feelings for Ting Zhou are deepening. Will she be able to help this amnesiac actor before she loses her heart completely?&nbsp;

Adapted from the novel “Movie King’s Princess” by Xiao Jia Ren, “Be My Princess” is a 2022 Chinese romance drama directed by Tien Jen Huang.

Be My Princess

👑Princess' Team👑

As the eldest daughter of an influential scholar and Vice Minister of Works, Qiu Yan (Qiao Xin) ought to have been highly favored within her family. Alas, as the daughter of her father’s concubine, the favor Qiu Yan should have received often went to her younger sister, Qiu Min (Kabby Hui). Often overlooked and frequently mistreated, Qiu Yan’s only chance of escape from her less-than-fortunate life comes in the form of an arranged marriage. Unfortunately even that goes awry at the last minute, leaving Qiu Yan an object of scorn and mistrust.

Determined to clear her name, Qiu Yan takes on the investigation herself; but she isn’t the only one looking into the case of her newly departed husband. As head inspector of the government’s investigative agency, Duke Liang Yi (Jeremy Tsui) is determined to uncover the truth. Often crossing paths with Qiu Yan, the two form an unlikely friendship, which works out advantageously for both, as the closing of their case gets them both what they want most. But the fates that tie Qiu Yan and Liang Yi together aren’t finished meddling just yet.

When her family is threatened by an unexpected accusation, Qiu Yan and Liang Yi must work together once more, to save her family from ultimate disgrace. As they work to clear her family’s name, the sparks that often fly between them eventually ignite a much bigger flame. But can love blossom in the midst of a major family crisis?

A fantastic story of clashing wills and melting hearts, “The Autumn Ballad” is a 2022 Chinese romance drama directed by Ding Ying Zhou.

The Autumn Ballad

JSTV

Campus couple and budding young designers Yi En (Gülnezer Bextiyar) and Qi Lei (Yang Shou) decide to set up a fashion label together when they finish university.

Despite some early success, the couple’s partnership appears to have been cut tragically short, when the scheming of a ruthless rival appears to cause the death of Qi Lei.

The grieving Yi En refuses to give up on the dream she once shared with her sweetheart, and – though her talent, hard work, and dedication – eventually succeeds in building up a powerful fashion company.

What Yi En does not know, however, is that Qi Lei is not dead after all. The “accident” that appeared to have taken his life actually only left him badly wounded.

Once he recovers, he takes up the moniker Lu Zhun and returns to the fashion world, looking for answers and revenge. He is appointed as the head of a successful fashion company – and finds himself in direct competition with his former girlfriend and business partner Yi En.

In the meantime, another figure from Yi En’s past – her childhood friend and fellow fashion designer Qin Ye (Jeremy Tsui) – has appeared on the scene, intent on winning her heart.

And in a further unfortunate twist of fate for Yi En, her closest friend and the editor-in-chief of an influential fashion magazine, Cen Wei, (Zhao Han Ying Zi) now has romantic designs on Lu Zhun.

Will romantic rivals win the day, or could love bring Yi En and Lu Zhun/Qi Lei back together? Would reigniting their old love for one another really be enough to reverse their destiny? Or will the pressures of life at the top of the Chinese fashion industry take its toll on their romance…and the dreams they once shared?

This drama was filmed in Paris, Shanghai, and Suzhou.

“Return the World to You” is a 2019 Chinese drama directed by Jeff Chiang.

Return the World to You

The Cursed Lovers

Qin Ye

Tencent TV

As a member of a circus performing group in the Eastern Liang Dynasty, Ye Ningzhi (He Hong Shan) has never given much thought to the events in the imperial palace; the imperial family lived in their world, and she lived in hers. But on the day her circus troupe receives an invitation to perform at the Empress Dowager’s birthday party, all that changes. 

Suddenly caught up in the Crown Princess’ (Liu Min) mischievous plans, Ningzhi finds herself being framed for treason. Unable to escape the trap she’s been ensnared in, she’s saved at the last moment by a court advisor and brilliant political strategist, Wei Guang (Jeremy Tsui). Free from danger, Ningzhi puts the whole ordeal behind her and yet, she can’t help but hold a special place in her heart for her gallant savior. 

Two years later, Ningzhi returns to the palace as one of the Empress’ (Cao Xi Wen) handmaidens. In such a position, Ningzhi witnesses first-hand, the misconducts of those living in the palace. Choosing to do what’s right, Ningzhi stands up for her fellow servants, refusing to back down in the face of corrupt power. 

Proving herself intelligent, courageous, and kind, Ningzhi inadvertently catches the attention of not only the Empress but the Emperor (Wayne Lai) as well. Of course, the imperial couple isn’t the only ones paying attention to this bold new handmaiden. Wei Guang hasn’t forgotten the circus performer he had saved all those years ago. 

Reunited at last, Wei Guang and Ningzhi might have a chance to find true happiness but their bliss will have to wait. Caught up in the Crown Princess’ plans to overtake the throne, Wei Guang and Ningzhi must work together to stop the usurper before it’s too late. 
 
A 2019 historical romance drama, “Legend of the Phoenix” is directed by Wei Han Dao.

Legend of the Phoenix

Immortal Flame

Love can drive a man to great accomplishments. 

Yi Lian Kai (Elvis Han) is a flirtatious playboy from a wealthy family. When he falls in love at first sight with Qin Sang (Sun Yi), the daughter of a high-ranking official, he will do anything to marry her. 

Qin Sang is already in love with Li Wang Ping (Jeremy Tsui), but the two are separated when he is sent to Japan to study at a top military academy. Under pressure from her family, Qin Sang agrees to marry Lian Kai for the sake of her father and her family. Despite Qin Sang’s cold treatment toward him, Lian Kai becomes a devoted husband and enters the armed forces to become a commander in order to protect Qin Sang during the turbulent time of war.

Just as Qin Sang begins to change her feelings about Lian Kai, Wang Ping returns with a new identity of Pan Jian Chi and becomes Lian Kai’s second-in-command. Between her husband and her first love, who will Qing Sang choose?

“Siege in Fog” is a 2018 Chinese drama series directed by Hou Shu Pui. It is adapted from the novel Mi Wu Wei Cheng by Fei Wo Si Cun.

Siege in Fog

Siege in Fog Team

Pan Jian Chi

As the chaotic era of the Northern and Southern dynasties comes to a close, a single prophecy sets in motion a chain of events that will change not only the lives of three sisters but history itself... 

“He who has Dugu, has the world”.

Daughters of a court official, Dugu Banruo (Ady An), Dugu Mantuo (Li Yi Xiao), and Dugu Jialou (Hu Bing Qing) were always destined for greatness. Blessed with beauty, intelligence, and connections, the Dugu sisters grew up knowing they were the subjects of a prophecy that could someday tear them apart. Determined to remain loyal to each other, they vowed to always put their relationship first. But time has a way of changing things, and vows are easily broken.

Eldest of the Dugu daughters, time saw Banruo grow into a wise and ambitious woman. Craving power above all else, she is willing to do whatever it takes to claim the title of empress, even if it means sacrificing everything she has to get there. Daughter of a concubine, Mantuo, has grown into a woman who craves wealth and power, believing they will let her escape the burden of her lowly birth. Youngest of the Dugu daughters, Jialou grows into a learned, gentle woman who yearns for nothing but peace.

As the struggle for supreme power escalates, all three Dugu sisters find themselves embroiled in a series of political alliances and upheavals that will alter the course of history forever.

"The Legend of Dugu" is a 2018 historical fiction drama directed by Hou Shu Pei and Lan Zhi Wei.

The Legend of Dugu

Yuwen Hu

Anhui TV

What happens when you lose your memory on the day of your engagement? Xiang Tian Qi (Roy Chiu) is a hotel heir and CEO of the HaoLi Hotel Group who is about to get engaged to Mu Zhi Qing (Qi Wei), the hotel’s PR manager. But on the day of their engagement, a rival within the company deliberately causes an accident to get rid of Tian Qi. He survives the accident but loses his memory. When Liu Xiao Bei (Tiffany Tang), a plucky country girl who dreams of a better life in the big city, finds Tian Qi, she takes him home to live with her family and he begins to go by the name Xiao Yu. After Tian Qi’s disappearance, Zhi Qing is comforted by Ji Ru Feng (Xu Zheng Xi), the hotel celebrity spokesperson who has always liked her. As Tian Qi is increasingly drawn to the plucky Zhi Qing, will he be able to regain his memory and return to his previous life? “Waking Love Up” is a 2011 Chinese drama directed by Shen Yi. It is a remake of the popular 2005 Taiwanese drama “The Prince Who Turns Into a Frog.”

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