Kevin Cheng is an American-born actor and singer of Chinese descent who is active in Hong Kong. He was born on August 15, 1969, in San Francisco, California, but moved to Hong Kong at a young age. Kevin Cheng’s mother sent him back to the United States for two years while he was in high school and he ended up graduating high school in Canada. He attended California State University in Los Angeles, but he did not graduate because he moved back to Hong Kong after his father died to be with his mother. After his return to Hong Kong, Kevin Cheng signed on with a record company and released his first album in 1993, winning several Best New Artist awards in 1994. Kevin Cheng also broke into the Taiwanese entertainment industry by releasing several Mandarin albums and starring in some television dramas. He appeared in his first starring role in the 2004 Hong Kong television drama “Hard Fate” and also gained fame for his roles in “Under the Canopy of Love” (2006), “The Ultimate Crime Fighter” (2007), “Forensic Heroes II” (2008), “Burning Flame III” (2009), “Beyond the Realm of Conscience” (2009), “Startling by Each Step” (2010), “Ghetto Justice” (2011) and “Ghetto Justice II” (2012).

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As a celebrity, Gong Li (Ming Dao) has enjoyed a rather fortuitous life. However, a string of bad news has forced him to wonder whether his good fortune has begun to run out. Wondering whether things could get any worse, Gong Li soon learns the answer to that question when he unexpectedly finds himself tied up in a murder case alongside Zhou Yin Yuan (Jiang Kai Tong).&nbsp;

A psychology graduate living under the guise of an astrologer, Yin Yuan shouldn’t have been anyone’s choice for a scapegoat. But when circumstances bring her and Gong Li together at just the wrong time, the unlikely pair find themselves becoming just that. Framed for a murder they didn’t commit, the two must work together to find a way to prove their innocence. Unfortunately, every step they take seems to lead them deeper into what is quickly becoming a truly bizarre mystery.&nbsp;

Desperate to prove their innocence, Gong Li and Yin Yuan agree that they need more than a little professional help. Working out a deal with the police investigating the case, will this unlikely duo find the answers they so desperately seek?

A delightfully lighthearted crime caper, “Route” is a 2023 Chinese comedy crime mystery drama directed by Liu Guo Chang.

Route

🛤️ The Route to Love 💖

William Luk (Louis Koo) is the lead investigator of Hong Kong’s elite corruption-busting unit, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). While attending an international event, he finds himself dragged into action as a terrorist incident sparks widespread panic. As a result, he begins to investigate a customs corruption case along with another ICAC investigator named Kenny Ching (Kevin Cheng).

But soon, William Luk begins to understand that a deeper plot is afoot, and his unit is aided by his friend, Lau Po Keung (Julian Cheung), the chief inspector of the VIP Protection Unit (VIPPU), who believes that the Chief Justice of Southeast Asia Emma Pong (Jessica Hsuan) is under threat from a group of sex slave traffickers. Emma Pong has discovered evidence that links the group to human traffic networks in Thailand. But the group appears to have some powerful friends in high places. Can William Luk and his associates thwart a conspiracy that appears to have protectors at every corner?

This movie is the fifth and final installment of a pentalogy that began in 2014 with “Z Storm.”

“G Storm” is a 2021 Hong Kong movie that was directed by David Lam.

G Storm

🌪️ G Storm 🌪️

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After a terrible car accident, 25-year-old Zhang Xiao (Liu Shi Shi) travels from modern-day China back to the 18th century. She is incarnated as one of her previous lives – that of 16-year-old Maertai Rouxi, the daughter of a Manchu general, during the Qing Dynasty. 

When attempts to return to her life in the future fail, Rouxi tries to adjust to her new life in the court of Emperor Kang Xi but soon becomes entangled in the princes’ struggle to succeed the throne. With her modern-day knowledge, Rouxi toys with history in her romances with the Eighth Prince, Yin Si (Kevin Cheng), and Fourth Prince, Yin Zhen (Nicky Wu), while sharing the confidences of the 13th prince, Yin Xiang (Yuan Hong). 

Will Rouxi be able to return to her modern-day life or is she destined to live out her life in the past? 

“Scarlet Heart” is a 2011 Chinese drama series directed by Wu Jin Yuan, Lin Yu Fen and Deng Wei En. It is based on a novel by Tong Hua.

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