Yang Le is a Chinese actor who was born on March 2, 1987, in Beijing, China. He majored in Drama at Duke University, and made his acting debut in the 2009 drama series “Li Shi De Jin Cheng.” He has since gone on to appear in a wide range of drama titles, such as “So Young” (2016), “Novoland: Eagle Flag” (2019), and “Serenade of Peaceful Joy” (2020) – as well as the movie release “Fengshen Trilogy” (2020).

Yang Le

There was a time, not so long ago, when Tang Chen (Jin Dong) had reached the pinnacle of his professional career. But when his girlfriend, Shuo Bing (Song Jia), sells him out, his entire world comes crashing down. Forced to declare bankruptcy, Tang Chen has to choose between giving up or starting over.

Unwilling to accept defeat, Tang Chen picks himself up and tries again. Making the decision to team up with his good friend, Sha Zhou (Tian Yu), the two work together to create a brand new public relations company. Recruiting a group of talented professionals to join them, Tang Chen and Sha Zhou dive head first into the business world. Unfortunately, it isn't long before Tang Chen and Shuo Bing cross paths once again.

With Shuo Bing back in his life, Tang Chen begins to understand the reason behind her past betrayal. With this new understanding between them, can they find the strength to forgive, heal, and love once again?

An emotional urban tale, “In Spite of the Strong Wind” is a 2023 Chinese drama directed by Fei Zhen Xiang.

In Spite of the Strong Wind

Once is Not Enough Team

Dragon TV

Three successful women – Wang Man Ni (Maggie Jiang), Gu Jia (Tong Yao), and Zhong Xiao Qin (Mao Xiao Tong) – experience a turbulent start to their thirties.

Wang Man Ni has had a successful career so far – and hopes to enter into a marriage that will prove every bit as successful.
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But after meeting a man she thinks will be her perfect match on a cruise, she discovers that he does not believe in marriage. Worse still, she discovers that she is not the only woman in his heart – he has a girlfriend of seven years, too!

Meanwhile, Gu Jia was once happy to take a backseat role, playing the unseen hand and carefully guiding the career of her socially awkward and somewhat geeky husband. Her efforts paid dividends, with her spouse becoming his company’s CEO.

However, in an unexpected turn, her husband suddenly becomes involved with another woman. Will her happy home be broken up? Or will she find a solution to this nasty conundrum?

Meanwhile, life is very different for the more carefree Zhong Xiao Qin. She is married to a faithful husband who works in a steady job. She also has a middling career.
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After her divorce, she spends her free time writing novels.
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She expects that nothing will ever come of her writing, which is basically little more than a hobby for her. But one day, the unthinkable happens – a book company comes across her manuscripts and offers a huge sum for the right to publish her work.

Can the trio resolve their life and love dilemmas as the going gets tough?

“Nothing But Thirty” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was produced by Chen Fei and Xu Xiao Ou.

Nothing But Thirty

Hunan TV

In early 11th-century China, Emperor Renzong of Song (Wang Kai) is on a bold mission to reform the government.

His plan involves boosting administrative efficiency and strengthening local government – measures that prove exceptionally unpopular among his power-hungry ministers. The ministers attempt to slow down his progress – and hope they can force him to abandon his reforms altogether.

But the Emperor is sidetracked in his struggle when he learns a secret about his true identity. His biological mother is not, as he had thought, the Empress Dowager, but her maid and his imperial father’s concubine.

Overcome with guilt on learning this news, he decides to marry off his daughter Zhao Hui Rou (Ren Min) to a member of the concubine’s family.

However, the marriage does not go well. Zhao Hui Rou finds her new husband to be a bore, and begins to show her displeasure by flaunting court etiquette – irking the conservative court ministers more than ever!

How will the Emperor choose to deal with his freedom-loving daughter – and what impact will his decisions make on the future of the realm?

“Serenade of Peaceful Joy” is a 2020 Chinese period drama directed by Zhang Kai Zhou.

Serenade of Peaceful Joy

MEI DAXIA (大俠)

Pretty and single, Gu Xiao Jiao (Tong Li Ya) may not have a hard time finding guys interested in her, but when it comes to finding Mr. Right, she has one very strict rule. If a man is going to win her heart, he first has to prove he has the financial means to satisfy her greatest needs. In other words, he has to have enough money to buy her the mansion of her dreams. As superficial and as calculating as they come, Xiao Jiao has yet to find a man who fits her idea of a perfect husband; but that doesn’t mean she’s not trying.&nbsp;

On the opposite end of the spectrum, Lu Ming (Lei Jia Yin) is a hard-working architect whose greatest desire in life is to have his work recognized and appreciated by his peers. With his plans and blueprints constantly being rejected, Lu Ming is beginning to wonder if his luck will ever turn around. Just when he thinks things can’t get any worse, he wakes up in his apartment one day to find himself sleeping beside a beautiful woman. While that part may not be so back, the shock and terror on her face when she finds him next to her is less than wonderful. Horrified to find a man sleeping in her bed, Xiao Jiao insists that this stranger leaves at once. But how can Lu Ming leave when he never left his apartment in the first place?

Desperate to understand what’s going on, Xiao Jiao and Lu Ming soon realize that an inexplicable merge in spacetime has brought their two timelines together. With present day Xiao Jiao living in the exact same apartment Lu Ming lived in back in 1999, the two eventually agree that they’re going to have to work together, if they ever hope to return to their normal lives. But is such a thing even possible?

A rollicking romantic tale with a sci-fi twist, “How Long Will I Love U” is a 2018 Chinese fantasy romantic comedy film directed by Su Lun.

How Long Will I Love U

💖 Meeting You in Time Team 🕒

In matters of the heart, it’s all about the timing. When Zhao Mo Sheng (Tiffany Tang) was at university, she fell in love at first sight with law student He Yi Chen (Wallace Chung). Although it takes Yi Chen longer to warm up to Mo Sheng’s bubbly personality, the two eventually become a couple. But misunderstandings arise when Yi Chen’s foster sister, He Yi Mei (Jian Ren Zi), competes for Yi Chen’s attention. Mo Sheng decides to follow her father’s wishes to continue her education in the United States, where she ends up marrying and then divorcing Ying Hui (Kevin Tan). Seven years later, Mo Sheng is a professional photographer and returns to China. When she coincidentally bumps into Yi Chen after seven long years, will the timing finally be right for the star-crossed lovers? “My Sunshine (Director’s Cut)” is a four-episode condensed version of the 2015 Chinese drama series directed by Liu Jun Jie. It is based on the novel “Silent Separation” by Gu Man, who also wrote the novels that were made into the popular dramas “Boss & Me” and “Just One Smile Is Alluring.”

My Sunshine (Director's Cut)

Gone with the Shirt Team

Lu Yuan Feng

When the ever-positive university student Zhao Mo Sheng (Tiffany Tang) meets leading Law student He Yi Chen (Wallace Chung), it’s love at first sight. Over time, he too fell for her, and they became a couple. But this happiness was short-lived: One day, He Yi Chen announced he wanted to break up – shortly before her own father forced her to head overseas. The question of why He Yi Chen suddenly decided to split up with her has dogged her ever since…

But now, seven years later, she has become a professional photographer. She returns to China where she sees her former boyfriend in a busy store. Eventually, their paths begin to cross – almost as if destiny is trying to bring them back together. But unanswered questions still tug at Zhao Mo Sheng’s heartstrings. Will she ever learn the truth about what happened seven years ago – and could love really reignite between them?

This drama was based on the novel “Silent Separation” by Gu Man.

“My Sunshine” is a 2015 Chinese drama series that was directed by Liu Jun Jie.

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