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

For several years, Ling Min (Li Geng Xi) has suffered from kidney problems, requiring consistent treatment as she waits for a match for a kidney transplant. In a moment of desperation, she posts a video online explaining her condition and proposing marriage to anyone willing to donate a kidney to her. Although she soon deletes it, Lv Tu (Peng Yu Chang), a young man with an incurable brain tumor, happened to see the video and makes Ling Min an offer: if she promises to care for his mother after he passes, he'll donate his kidney. After finding out that their agreement is actually illegal, Lv Tu disappears from Ling Min's life... only to reappear as a videographer for Ling Min's friend's wedding. Their reunion has unexpected consequences for the two, fostering a connection that goes beyond saving a life. This movie was adapted from the article "The Most Pragmatic Marriage Transaction, The Most Emotional Eternal Agreement."

Viva La Vida

The Colors of the Heart ❤️

[Transplant Doctor]

Tang Chen (Jin Dong) reaches the pinnacle of his professional career, only to have his girlfriend, Shuo Bing (Song Jia), betray him, causing his world to collapse and forcing him into bankruptcy. Refusing to give up, Tang Chen teams up with his friend Sha Zhou (Tian Yu) to establish a new public relations company, recruiting talented professionals. As they navigate the challenging business landscape, Tang Chen unexpectedly encounters Shuo Bing again, leading to a deeper understanding of her past actions. With newfound insight, they must confront the possibility of forgiveness, healing, and rekindling their relationship. This emotional urban drama explores themes of resilience, betrayal, and second chances. "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) – navigate complex personal challenges as they enter their thirties. Man Ni's hopes for marriage are shattered when she discovers her potential partner already has a long-term girlfriend. Gu Jia faces a devastating betrayal when her husband, whom she helped become a CEO, becomes involved with another woman. In contrast, Zhong Xiao Qin, a divorced woman with a modest career, unexpectedly finds success when a book company offers to publish her novels. Each woman confronts relationship and professional challenges that test her resilience and determination. As they struggle with love, career, and personal growth, they must find ways to overcome their individual obstacles and redefine their lives. This is a 2020 Chinese drama series produced by Chen Fei and Xu Xiao Ou.

Nothing But Thirty

In matters of the heart, Zhao Mo Sheng (Tiffany Tang) falls in love with law student He Yi Chen (Wallace Chung) during their university days. Initially hesitant, Yi Chen eventually warms up to Mo Sheng's vibrant personality, but their relationship is complicated by his foster sister He Yi Mei's (Jian Ren Zi) interference. Mo Sheng follows her father's advice and pursues education in the United States, where she marries and divorces Ying Hui (Kevin Tan). Seven years later, now a professional photographer, Mo Sheng returns to China and unexpectedly reunites with Yi Chen. Their chance encounter raises the question: will their love finally find the right moment? This is a four-episode condensed version of the 2015 Chinese romantic drama based on Gu Man's novel "Silent Separation."

My Sunshine (Director's Cut)

Gone with the Shirt Team

Lu Yuan Feng

When university student Zhao Mo Sheng (Tiffany Tang) meets law student He Yi Chen (Wallace Chung), they fall deeply in love. Their happiness is short-lived when Yi Chen abruptly breaks up with her, just before her father sends her overseas. Seven years later, Mo Sheng returns to China as a professional photographer and unexpectedly encounters her former boyfriend. As their paths repeatedly cross, unresolved questions about their past relationship begin to surface. Despite the years of separation and lingering mysteries, they find themselves drawn together, wondering if their love can be rekindled. Based on the novel "Silent Separation" by Gu Man, this is a 2015 Chinese drama series directed by Liu Jun Jie.

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