Vivian Sung is a Taiwanese actress who also is known as Sung Yun Hua. Born on October 21, 1992, she made her entertainment debut when she appeared in IGUband's music video "So I Stopped" in 2011. She made her acting debut in the 2014 film “Café. Waiting. Love.” She has since starred in the film “Our Times” (2015) as well as the television dramas “Taste of Love” (2015), “Proud of Love” (2016) and “Proud of Love Season 2” (2017).

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Stars Dazzle On The Red Carpet At The Seoul Drama Awards 2019

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Aspiring figure skater student Sang Tian (Chen Yao) promised her family that she would get into the same prestigious university her mother used to attend. Although she has to pass a test to enter, she expects to ace it… until she doesn’t, and panic sets in. In desperation, she disguises herself as a male ice hockey player and tries out for the college team. Unexpectedly, she does well, and the coach asks her to join. However, her former nemesis Wen Bing (Darren Chen) plays for the same team, and things get worse when she has to share a dormitory with him! As she struggles to keep her secret, Sang Tian and Wen Bing strike up a formidable partnership on the ice, leading to the team’s success. Now with a shot at the championship, Sang Tian and Wen Bing face their biggest sporting challenge yet. But will Wen Bing discover her true identity, and what will this mean for their team? This 2020 Chinese drama was directed by Yu Zhong Zhong.

My Unicorn Girl

Love On Ice ⛸️💖

Ma Chen Chen

SETTV

Romance novel editor Zheng Xiao En (Vivian Sung) finds herself daydreaming constantly about He Tian Hang (Marcus Chang), the handsome CEO of the company that occupies the building opposite from hers. One day, she magically finds herself transported into the pages of a romance novel, where she comes face-to-face with a business leader who looks identical to her crush. Excited, she decides to put her years of editing romance novels to work, utilizing all the tips and tricks she has read about to capture his heart. But there’s a catch: in this fictional world, she isn’t the heroic female lead character who’s destined for romance. Instead, she is an evil side character on the road to ruin. Can she flip the story on its head to end up with the man of her dreams? This 2020 Taiwanese drama series was directed by Hao Xin Xiang.

Lost Romance

The Hopeless Romantic Team

New Classics Media

Wang Duo Yu (Shen Teng) is a hapless loser. He plays as a goalkeeper for a lower league soccer team, and looks set for a life of poverty and dejection.

But life takes a sudden twist when all of a sudden he is contacted by a trust fund operator who tells him that a relative he barely knew existed – a rich great uncle – has died and left him the sole heir to a multi-million fortune.

However, his great uncle included a very unusual clause in his will: Wang Duo Yu will only get his hands on the money if he can spend a billion yuan in just 30 days.

It might sound easy, but the task proves to be incredibly tough. He is not allowed to give the money away or tell anyone about his quest. And things get even more complicated when the evil trust company’s managers – hoping to get the money for themselves – decide to hatch a plot against Duo Yu…

Can Duo Yu succeed? And what will he learn about the real value of money along the way?

The movie was based on “Brewster’s Millions,” a novel by George Barr McCutcheon, which was adapted into Hollywood blockbuster in the mid-1980s, starring comedians Richard Pryor and John Candy.

“Hello, Mr. Billionaire” is a 2018 movie co-directed by Peng Da Mo and Yan Fei.

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