Maggie Jiang is the stage name of Jiang Shu Ying, a Chinese actress. Born on September 1, 1986, she made her acting debut in the 2013 film “So Young.” She has since starred in films and television dramas, including “A Servant of Two Masters” (2014), “Grow Up” (2015), “My Best Ex-Boyfriend” (2015) and “Go! Goal! Fighting!” (2016), “Mr. Right” (2018) and “Memories of Love” (2018).

Maggie Jiang

At the height of World War II, Japanese forces occupy China, establishing a puppet regime. A group of courageous Chinese citizens form an underground network of double agents, risking everything to gather critical intelligence from within enemy territory. Operating in extreme secrecy, these brave individuals strategically infiltrate Japanese-controlled zones, collecting vital information that could potentially change the war's outcome. Their dangerous mission becomes a high-stakes game of survival and resistance against overwhelming odds. This is a 2023 Chinese espionage thriller film directed by Cheng Er.

Hidden Blade

Ms. Jiang

Dragon TV

On the 22nd floor of a Shanghai apartment complex, five diverse women from different backgrounds begin to share living spaces and life experiences. Zhu Zhe (Zhang Jia Ning), a hotel manager struggling with career progression, lives alongside friends Yu Chu Hui (Li Hao Fei) and He Min Hong (Zhang Hui Wen), who navigate personal challenges and good intentions. Ye Zhen Zhen (Maggie Jiang), a biologist adjusting to professional life, and the enigmatic office worker Fang Zhi Heng (Yang Cai Yu) complete the group. Initially cautious of each other, these women gradually discover their shared experiences and form deep connections. As they support one another through personal and professional challenges, they learn valuable lessons about friendship, resilience, and understanding. "Ode to Joy 3" is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Jian Chuan He.

Ode to Joy 3

The Joyous Team

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

Tencent

Ye Xiu (Yang Yang), better known online as Ye Qiu, is well-known for his skills in the multiplayer online game "Glory," where he ranks as one of the top players. However, after learning that his professional gaming team decided to replace him as the team captain, he decides to quit without a second thought. Now unemployed, Ye Xiu heads to an internet cafe owned by Chen Guo (Maggie Jiang), where he decides to apply for a job – despite knowing almost nothing about how computer hardware works. Chen Guo notices Ye Xiu's gaming skills and decides to hire him anyway, and Ye Xiu begins a new chapter in his life. But when Glory launches its newest playable stage, Ye Xiu can't stay away, and decides to dive back into the game with the hopes of regaining his former glory. This drama was adapted from the web novel "The King's Avatar" by Hu Die Lan.

The King's Avatar

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Chen Guo

ZJSTV

Lu Gui Chen (Liu Hao Ran), heir to the Northern Qingyang tribe, is a hostage in the Eastern Land where he meets Ji Ye (Chen Ruo Xuan), an illegitimate son training as a warrior, and Yu Ran (Song Zu Er), a Winged Tribe princess. As these strangers are forced to work together through challenging times, they form a close bond, with Lu Gui Chen and Ji Ye developing romantic feelings for Yu Ran. Their friendship is tested when the powerful warlord Ying Wu Yi (Zhang Feng Yi) threatens the Emperor, pushing the trio to join the battle at Shangyang Pass. Their actions will ultimately set them on a life-changing path that will alter their destinies forever. This is a 2019 Chinese fantasy adventure series directed by Zhang Xiao Bo, based on Jiang Nan's novel and the fifth installment in the "Novoland" saga.

Novoland: Eagle Flag

♞ Candle Knights ♘

Dragon TV, Jiangsu TV

Lu Fei (Wallace Chung) and Xin Chen (Maggie Jiang) first meet as university students with contrasting personalities, falling in love before Lu Fei leaves for the United States. Ten years later, Lu Fei returns, abandoning his overseas career and fiancée Ji Rou Li (Christina Mok) to reconnect with Xin Chen, who is now running a small business and content with her single life. Despite her initial disinterest and the support of her friend Lin Le Qing (Aaron Yan), Lu Fei is determined to win back Xin Chen's heart. Can their love overcome the years of separation and personal growth? This is a 2018 Chinese romantic drama series directed by Liu Miao Miao, based on the novel All Along the Way, Blooming Flowers Shall See Us Off by Qing Shan Luo Tuo.

Memories of Love

The Love Guardians

Xin Chen

Dragon Television, JSTV

Cheng Hao (Jin Dong), a dentist who fancies himself a love guru despite never being in a relationship, constantly offers romantic advice to his colleague Zhang Ming Yang (Li Nai Wen) and best friend Zou Bei Ye (Tian Yu). When he encounters Luo Yue (Maggie Jiang), a woman with a complicated romantic history, Cheng Hao finds himself challenged by her independent spirit and complex personality. As they navigate their unexpected connection, Cheng Hao's self-proclaimed expertise is put to the ultimate test. This is a 2018 Chinese romantic comedy series directed by Yao Xiao Feng, and the second installment in the "Gentleman" series.

Mr. Right

Gone with the Shirt Team

Luo Yue

Mu Qi (Hu Ge), a retired soccer coach struggling with financial problems from past gambling, is persuaded to coach the struggling Yan Cui Ying High School soccer team. There, he meets Pei Duo (Maggie Jiang), a passionate math teacher who has been coaching the team and desperately needs help transforming the group of misfits. Despite their conflicting coaching philosophies, they must find a way to work together to turn the losing team around and compete in the annual championships. Their challenge lies not just in improving the team's skills, but in overcoming their own differences and personal obstacles. This is a 2016 Chinese sports drama directed by Li Guo Li.

Go! Goal! Fighting!

The Goalkeepers

Pei Duo

Li Tang (Jerry Yan) and Fu Fang Si (Maggie Jiang), once high school sweethearts, are torn apart by family pressures and misunderstandings. Years later, Li Tang returns as a successful entrepreneur, just as Fang Si is establishing her career as a fashion designer and dating Yin Hao Ran (Ron Ng). Complicating matters, Li Tang is now engaged to Cheng Xiang Nan (Viola Mi), who is also Hao Ran's ex-girlfriend and was previously separated from him by her ambitious mother. As their paths cross again, both couples must confront their unresolved feelings and decide whether to follow their hearts or societal expectations. This is a 2015 Chinese drama series exploring love, ambition, and second chances.

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