Huang Xuan is a popular Chinese actor. Born on March 3, 1985, he comes from a dance background, having graduated from the Beijing Dance Academy. He made his acting debut in the 2007 television series “Zhen Qing Ren Sheng” and his film debut in 2008 in “The Shaft.” Huang Xuan has since starred in many popular films and television series, including “Red Sorghum” (2014), “The Legend of Mi Yue” (2015), “The Imperial Doctress” (2016), and “The Interpreter” (2016).

Huang Xuan

Hunan TV

A PR manager, specializing in crisis communication, Wei Zhe (Huang Xuan) has made quite the name for himself in the world of public relations. Lauded as the most valuable independent public relations officer of his time and a legend in his own right, Wei Zhe has been the recipient of numerous awards and is the single most sought after professional in the field. With an impressive set of connections, resources, and methods at his disposal, he really is the best of the best.

On the polar end of the spectrum, Jiang Dalin (Tong Li Ya) has just stepped foot into the world of public relations. A rookie officer, Jiang Dalin has a lot to learn, a task that proves nearly impossible while living in the Wei Zhe’s shadow. Even so, Jiang Dalin does her best and her competence and way with words doesn’t go unnoticed.

When Fate throws Wei Zhe and Jiang Dalin together, the two find that they each possess a unique set of skills that work rather well together. What starts out as a little friendly professional rivalry gradually evolves into something more as the two learn to work side by side, overcoming the many obstacles that come their way, together.

A story of friendship and love, “Perfect Partner” is a 2020 romantic comedy drama directed by An Jian.

Perfect Partner

The Perfect Team

Wei Zhe

Alibaba Pictures, Huayi Brothers Pictures

Sui Dong Feng (Huang Xuan), a middle-aged Chinese man who lives in New Zealand, is down in the dumps. His wife Lao Yun (Yang Cai Yu) died recently, leaving him alone, pining for the love of his life.

To honor her memory, Sui Dong Feng decides to take a trip down memory, and retrace their life together – vowing to set eyes on a blue whale that his wife longed to see.

He retraces the path he trod 10 years ago when he first met Lao Yun, when they were housemates at a small shared accommodation.

Together, they opened a small restaurant that was tragically destroyed by fire. Then Lao Yun fell ill.

Sui Dong Feng goes back to see what has become of the restaurant now, and even travels back to China to meet members of his late wife’s family.

His journey leads him down unexpected avenues. And he discovers a world of secrets about Lao Yun – learning that there was a whole different side of the woman he loved. A side that he never knew existed…

“Only Cloud Knows” is a 2019 Chinese movie that was directed by Feng Xiao Gang.

Only Cloud Knows

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Kukai (Sometani Shota) is a Japanese monk who has traveled to the Chang’an, the Tang Dynasty’s capital, to study an important Buddhist work. But his studies are quickly interrupted when the Tang Emperor appears to have become possessed. An exorcist is summoned, who finds cat hair in the Emperor’s room. Kukai is aided by an imperial official and budding poet known as Bai Le Tian (also known as Bei Ju Yi) (Huang Xuan), who explains that a rumor is circulating concerning a strange talking “demon” cat who lives in the home of a royal guard.

A series of deaths at the court cause further panic and the duo decides to investigate. But as Kukai and Bai Ju Yi start to follow the trail of the vicious, talking feline, they start to understand that the case may somehow be linked to the untimely death of a famously beautiful Imperial concubine named Yang Gui Fei, whom some say was strangled to death many years ago. Their quest takes them to the heart of an intrigue that has lasted decades. But is the cat really at the center of all the trouble?

“Legend of the Demon Cat” is a 2017 Chinese movie that was directed by Chen Kaige.

Legend of the Demon Cat

Perfect World Pictures

Lin Kai (Huang Xuan) is a police detective haunted by his tragic family past.

He is assigned a secret – and potentially deadly mission: He must go undercover to infiltrate the notorious Twin Eagle drug cartel, which has taken a policeman hostage.

The cartel’s mastermind is the ruthless Eagle (Duan Yi Hong), a man consumed with anger after an undercover policeman killed his wife a decade ago.

Lin Kai’s mission is straightforward but highly perilous: Posing as a drug trafficker, he must win Eagle’s confidence and take the cartel down from the inside.

But the seedy world of drugs and crime is full of temptation and potential pitfalls. Can Lin Kai keep his head above water and bring Eagle to justice – or will he get sucked under by the very monsters he came to destroy?

“Extraordinary Mission” is a 2017 Chinese action movie that was directed by Alan Mak and Anthony Pun.

Extraordinary Mission

Hunan Satellite

She knows what she wants and is determined to go after it. Qiao Fei (Yang Mi) is a French postgraduate student who dreams of becoming a professional interpreter. Her mentor during her schooling in Paris is Cheng Jia Yang (Huang Xuan), the son of a foreign minister and a genius French interpreter. Qiao Fei and Jia Yang experience a rocky start but grow closer as Qiao Fei works doggedly to earn his respect. Their budding romance is complicated when Qiao Fei’s ex-boyfriend, Gao Jia Ming (Gao Wei Guang), happens to be Jia Yang’s adopted brother, and Jia Yang’s family thinks Wen Xiao Hua (Zhou Qi Qi) is much more suited for Jia Yang’s station in life. With the support of his friend, Wang Xu Dong (Zhang Yun Long), can Jia Yang stand up to his family and follow his heart? “The Interpreter” is a 2016 Chinese drama series directed by Wang Ying. It is based on the novel “Les Interprètes” by Miao Juan.

The Interpreter

The Lost in Translation Team

Cheng Jia Yang

Dragon TV / Jiangsu TV

The Tan family spans many generations of doctors, with many past ancestors who were imperial physicians. But when powerful enemies frame their family, the royal court passes a ruling that future generations of the Tan family are forbidden from practising medicine. The kind, intelligent and talented Tan Yunxian (Liu Shi Shi) secretly learns the art of traditional Chinese medicine from her grandmother and helps to cure plagues and illnesses among the common people. Yunxian overcomes many societal obstacles in her passion and pursuit of medicine. And when she meets Emperor Zhu Qizhen (Wallace Huo), he wields a great deal of influence in Yunxian fulfilling her destiny to become the first female physician of the Ming Dynasty. “The Imperial Doctress” is a 2016 Chinese drama series directed by Lee Kwok Lap.

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