Zhang Han, who also goes by the English name Hans, is a Chinese actor, singer and host. Born on October 6, 1984, he made his acting debut in the 2007 film “Cheng Chang De Hen Ji.” He has since starred in many popular films and television series, including the recent “Shan Shan Comes to Eat (aka Boss & Me)” (2014), “A Different Kind of Pretty Man” (2014), “The Four” (2015), “Braveness of the Ming” (2016), “The Legendary Tycoon” (2017) and “Here to Heart” (2018). Zhang Han also sang many soundtrack theme songs of his works.

Zhang Han

Dragon TV

Tang Ming Xuan (Zhang Han) is the workaholic general manager of the highly successful Ming Yuan Fashion Group. Married to his job, he is the consummate professional, and has all but resolved to remain single so he can focus his time and effort on making sure his business endeavours go off without a hitch.

But life changes forever on the day he meets Tang Fei (Xu Lu) at a design fair. She is a lively young woman with a passion for traditional embroidery, and plans to hone her skills by studying in Europe.

Although they adore spending time together, they refuse to consider the notion of changing their own long-set plans. So the day finally comes when Tang Fei must set off for Paris, and Tang Ming Xuan stays in China, working on his business plans.

But love will not be shunted aside so easily. And when the opportunity to launch a European fashion venture comes up, the duo let set to be reunited – as business partners...and perhaps more.

"Sunshine of My Life” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Tien Jen Huang.

Sunshine of My Life

You Are My Good Days

A successful lawyer, with a great career, Ruan Man Jun (Kan Qing Zi) was living the good life. With a bright future ahead of her and a good man at her side, she had it all. Everything in her life was perfect, until the day her boyfriend’s company fell into a major financial crisis.

Desperate to help, Man Jun was willing to do everything in her power to keep her boyfriend’s company from ruin, but in the process the lines between right and wrong were blurred. Suddenly finding herself on the wrong side of the law, Man Jun had no choice but to accept the consequences of her actions. Disgraced, disbarred, and sentenced to prison, Man Jun lost everything for the sake of love.

Now, having served her time, Man Jun is free to return to the life she once lived, but it doesn’t take long for her to realize that everything has changed. With her ex-boyfriend married, her career gone, and no chance of picking up the pieces of her old life, Man Jun is forced to carry on alone. At least until she meets Tong Zhuo Yao (Zhang Han).

Scarred from his own traumatic past, Zhuo Yao recognizes a kindred spirit in Man Jun and wants to help; but she is determined to go through life standing on her own two feet. Strong and independent, Man Jun is ready to take on the world, but that doesn’t mean she can’t use a little emotional support, from time to time.

Adapted from the novel written by Bai Jin Hu, “If Paris Downcast” is a 2018 romantic melodrama directed by Yu Zhong Zhong.

If Paris Downcast

Team Hope in Love

Hunan TV

She has more than work on her mind.

Wen Nuan (Janine Chang) decides to quit her high-paying job in England to work as an executive assistant to the founder of a high-tech company in China. Zhan Nan Xian (Zhang Han) started the company with his classmates and used his financial savvy to weather the economic downturn and keep the company successful.

It turns out that Wen Nuan and Nan Xian were in a relationship in the past. Can Wen Nuan make herself indispensable to Nan Xian in both his work and his life? 

“Here to Heart” is a 2018 Chinese drama series. It is based on the novel Warm Chord by An Ning.

Here to Heart

JSTV

Some lives are just destined for greatness. Set in 1930s Shanghai, Gu Yan Mei (Zhang Han) is the youngest of four Gu brothers who are working break into the film industry. He follows his third brother, Gu Ruo Xia (Kevin Tan), to Singapore to grow their film business. However, when war breaks out, the brothers decide to move their film production base to Hong Kong.

Yan Mei takes the reigns of the family business and grows it to become the leading film production company in Hong Kong, gaining fame as the “Czar of Asian Movies.” His illustrious life also is marked by his love for three women, Hu Bi Yu (Jia Qing), Mei Gui (Joe Chen) and Qu Meng (Song Yi), as well as his generous philanthropic contributions.

“The Legendary Tycoon” is a 2017 Chinese drama series. It is based on the life of Run Run Shaw, the Hong Kong entertainment mogul and philanthropist who founded Shaw Brothers Studio and is considered one of the most influential people in the Asian entertainment industry prior to his death in 2014.

The Legendary Tycoon

Gone with the Shirt Team

Gu Yan Mei

As the president of a massive conglomerate, Feng Teng (Zhang Han) has a lot of responsibilities to uphold; but nothing in his life is more important to him than his younger sister, Feng Yue (Zhang Yang Guo Er). Born with a rare blood type, Feng Yue’s current need for a blood transfusion is all Feng Teng can think about. Determined to find a donor for his sister, Feng Teng’s desperate search eventually leads him to one of his employees, Xue Shan Shan (Zhao Li Ying).

Elated to find a match, Feng Teng wastes no time asking Shan Shan to be his sister’s blood donor. When Shan Shan agrees to help, both brother and sister are overwhelmed by a deep sense of gratitude. Wanting to do something special for Shan Shan, Feng Yue suggests that rather than pay Shan Shan for her services, Feng Teng should make the thank you more personal by sending Shan Shan delicious, nutrient-rich meals, to help her recover her strength post-donation. A true foodie who enjoys nothing more than a good meal, Shan Shan is overjoyed by Feng Teng’s gracious gift.&nbsp;

Taking time each day to savor every bite of these exquisite meals, Shan Shan has no idea that her moments of uninhibited pleasure are being observed by Feng Teng who, for reasons he can’t quite explain, takes a great amount of pleasure in watching Shan Shan enjoy her lunch. Drawn to Shan Shan’s natural warmth and simple joy, Feng Teng finds his cold heart melting, leaving him to wonder: how is it possible to lose one’s heart over something as mundane as a midday meal?

Adapted from the novel "Come and Eat, Shan Shan" by Gu Man, “Boss & Me” is a 2014 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Liu Jun Jie.

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