Wei Da Xun is a Chinese actor who was born in Jilin, China, on April 12, 1989. He attended the Beijing Central Academy of Drama. He made his acting debut in the drama series “Sufei’s Diary” (2008), and in 2014 became the first Chinese actor to sign with South Korean talent agency JYP Entertainment. He has also appeared in movie titles like “Forever Young” (2015), as well as variety shows including “24 Hours” (2017) and “Great Escape” (2019).

Wei Da Xun

As kids, Song Yan (Yang Yang) and Xu Qin (Wang Chu Ran) were childhood best friends who fell in love before their families put a stop to the budding relationship. Forced apart, he grows up to be a fire chief while she becomes an emergency room doctor. Now as adults, they are unexpectedly reunited due to their respective jobs – and forced to work together to save lives. With their complicated history, their renewed relationship gets off to a rough start. But as they begin to spend more time together, they start to grow close again. Will the flames of love ignite this time, or will their reunion end in another unhappy goodbye? This 2023 Chinese romance-themed drama was adapted from a novel by Jiu Yue Xi and directed by Li Mu Ge.

Fireworks of My Heart

Flames of Love

Gao Yuan (Peng Yu Chang) is an introverted high school student who has been diagnosed with degenerative muscular dystrophy. He is almost completely paralyzed and hospital-bound. And things just get worse when the doctors tell him he does not have much longer to live.

Although his loving parents do their best to stay by his side, he is only truly happy when his two mischief-loving best friends Xu Hao (Darren Wang) and Zhang Zheng Yang (Wei Da Xun) come to visit.

But when a doctor tells Gao Yuan that his time is now really running out, he makes a frank confession to his two best pals – he does not want to die a virgin!

Gao Yuan’s pals resolve that they will do their utmost, and stop at nothing to help him fulfill his last wish.

What ensues is a hilarious adventure, as the trio attempts to set Gao Yuan up with a woman – and write a thrilling final chapter to their friendship.

This film was based on the South Korean movie “The Last Ride,” which was released in 2016.

“The Last Wish” is a 2019 Chinese movie directed by Tian Yu Sheng.

The Last Wish

Zhang Zheng Yang

Beijing Dinosaur Film Co., Ltd.

A student of Beijing Normal University, An Ran (Sandra Ma) was a pretty typical university student. She worked hard at her studies but she wasn’t opposed to taking a break to have a little fun; especially not when her favorite band was playing just across town. Desperate to see this once-in-a-lifetime show, An Ran fights her way through the crowd of overly excited fans mobbing the stadium, but without a ticket, she has no hope of getting in. At least not until a handsome stranger steps in and offers her a seat next to him. Without hesitation, An Ran accepts and in that moment her life changes forever.

A Taiwanese photographer with a studio in Beijing, Qi Xiao (Wallace Huo) couldn’t help but be drawn to the pretty girl he noticed trying to get into the concert. When she accepted the ticket he offered, his heart leapt and the time they spent together that evening would stay with him forever. That was in 1991. Today, things for An Ran and Qi Xiao are very different than what they imagined they would be, all those years ago.

A once-famous talk show host, An Ran, now a widow, lives in California with her estranged teenage daughter, Yu Xiaonian (Vicky Chen). When An Ran’s father becomes ill, Xiaonian returns to Beijing to care for him. While there, she discovers a collection of letters and photographs that tell the story of An Ran and Qi Xiao’s love; a love that was torn apart by family obligations, government restrictions, and the cruel interference of others. When these glimpses of the past combine with Xiaonian’s own memories she begins to see her mother in a whole new light. Will the truth of An Ran’s past be enough to heal the breach between them?

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Rao Xueman, “Somewhere Winter” is a 2019 romance film directed by Wang Weiming.

Somewhere Winter

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Tencent TV, iQiyi

A music-loving young woman named Yang Zhen Zhen (Wu Qian) lands what she thinks hopes be her dream job at Star Entertainment, one of China’s top talent agencies.
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Her first assignment could not be more daunting, however, as she becomes the personal assistant of Zheng Bo Xu (Huang Zi Tao) – a wildly popular but notoriously demanding Chinese pop star who once auditioned with her.

Zheng Bo Xu often berates Star Entertainment staff and criticizes his assistants in public. But Yang Zhen Zhen’s talents and charms eventually win him over.

Eventually, the duo form a powerful bond: She helps smooth out some of the pop star’s rough edges while working with superstar Zheng Bo Xu helps Yang Zhen Zhen transform into an accomplished manger. Along the way, the pair also begins to develop feelings for one another…
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But things get complicated for both parties when the agency’s co-owner champions an aspiring young singer named Yu Zi Rui (Niu Jun Feng). This rising star threatens to become the next big thing at Star Entertainment – eclipsing even Zheng Bo Xu.
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And when the young musicians’ and manager’s paths cross with a nefarious international crime gang, things get decidedly tense for everyone involved.
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Who will become the brightest star in the Chinese pop world? Will superstar Zheng Bo Xu fall for Yang Zhen Zhen? And will they stay safe from the clutches of the malevolent crime lords?
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“The Brightest Star in the Sky” is a 2019 Chinese drama series produced by Teng Zhen Zi.

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