Bea Hayden is a Taiwanese actress and model who is one-quarter American. Born on January 16, 1984, she began her career as a model in 2002. She went on to appear in music videos and then made her acting debut in the 2006 television drama “Golden Age.” She has since appeared in many popular films and television series, including “The Starry Night, The Starry Sea” (2017).

Bea Hayden

Determined to create a singularly perfect being, a mad scientist (An Hu) sets out to do just that. Endowing a highly developed humanoid robot with a sympathetic nervous system, the scientist hopes his new creation will satisfy all of his own personal desires. However, all of the scientist’s plans are waylaid after he learns that the robot (Ma Yu Jie) has somehow developed its own autonomous consciousness.&nbsp;

Attached to its creator, the sentient robot wishes to understand what it means to love, and sets out to do just that; but its methods are unorthodox at best. Killing a young woman and using her skin as a disguise, the robot (Mi Mi) assimilates seamlessly into the human world. Not long after, she meets Wang Sheng (Duan Bo Wen) and his girlfriend, Su Xin (Bea Hayden). Hoping to learn from the couple what it means to love, the robot kidnaps Su Xin and takes her place alongside Wang Sheng. Despite growing closer to Wang Sheng, the robot Su Xin is still no closer to understanding love.&nbsp;

As the robot attempts to unravel the mysteries of the human heart, the local police department, led by Detective Li Dong Bin (Liu Yi Wei), attempts to unravel the mystery surrounding the recent string of bizarre murders that seem to be targeting beautiful women. Will the police be able to stop this unusual killer before it strikes again?

An action-packed thrill ride, “Almost Human” is a suspenseful 2020 sci-fi crime thriller film directed by Nan Zhang.

Almost Human

👩🏻‍🚀 Lost In The Space 🛸

Hunan TV

A young woman is destined to cross paths with a mermaid prince.

Shen Luo (Bea Hayden) is having work troubles, so she moves from the big city back to a small island cottage, where she spent her childhood living with her grandfather. When Shen Luo learns that her grandfather has been diagnosed with cancer, she decides to stay to take care of him.

While settling back into a quieter life on the island, reuniting with childhood friends Jiang Yi Sheng (Huang Ming) and Zhou Bu Wen (Sui Yong Liang), Shen Luo has no idea that Wu Ju Lan (Feng Shao Feng) is on his way to her. Ju Lan is a mermaid prince whose magical pearl was stolen by Shen Luo’s ancestors 150 years ago. Ju Lan needs the magical pearl to prolong his life, and he now believes that Shen Luo’s grandfather possesses it.

When Ju Lan meets Shen Luo, how will their lives change in unexpected ways?

“The Starry Night, The Starry Sea” is a 2017 Chinese drama series directed by Wei Han Tao. It is adapted from a novel by the same title by Tong Hua.

The Starry Night, The Starry Sea

Gone with the Shirt Team

Shen Luo

Perfect World Pictures

No matter what stage of life you’re in, love is never easy and these four women are living proof!

First, there’s Ye Wenwen (Gao Yuan Yuan). The owner of a bridal boutique, Wenwen longs for the day Mr. Right comes waltzing into her life and sweeps her off her feet. A single woman with a successful business, Wenwen wants nothing more in life than to walk down the aisle wearing one of her own beautiful wedding gowns.

Next is Wen Yi (Bea Hayden), an accomplished violinist who finds herself having second thoughts about her upcoming marriage after she meets a handsome stranger abroad. Fascinated by this mysterious new man, Yi Wen begins to wonder if her fiance really is the man she wants by her side for the rest of her life.

With only one thing on her mind, Gu Xiao Lei (Ivy Chen) is up next. A busy airport employee, Xiao Lei dreams of nothing more than finding a way to get her boyfriend to propose to her. The question is, how? 

Lastly, there’s Tian Hai Xin (Liu Tao), a successful businesswoman who finds herself in a broken marriage. As if trying to pick up the pieces of her broken life and shattered heart wasn’t hard enough, Hai Xin soon learns that she’s pregnant. How is one woman supposed to deal with so much at once?

Based on the popular Chinese television series of the same name, “Let’s Get Married” is a 2015 film directed by Liu Jiang.

Let's Get Married

H&R Century Pictures

Picking up where “Tiny Times 1.0” left off, fashion magazine assistant editor Lin Xiao (Yang Mi) is still best friends with high school buddies and fellow Shanghai fashion aspirants Gu Li (Amber Kuo), Nan Xiang (Bea Hayden), and Tang Wanru (Evonne Hsieh).

However, a fateful birthday party takes an unpleasant turn when one of the friends unearths a skeleton in the closet – a romantic secret that threatens to divide the group. What’s more, a death in the family then leaves Gu Li in charge of the family firm – with rival businesspeople already taking aim at the company.

Things are also getting complex for Lin Xiao, who is still struggling to please her perfectionist boss – and developing doubts about the fidelity of her long-term boyfriend. Meanwhile, workmate Zhou Chong Guang (Cheney Chen) is starting to catch her eye…

Can the quartet get their friendship back on track, or is their relationship now soured beyond repair? Will Gu Li keep the business vultures away from the family business? And will Lin Xiao stick with her long-time lover, or take a chance on a new flame?

The movie is the second of four “Tiny Times” movies, based on a hit series of novels.

“Tiny Times 2.0” is a 2013 Chinese movie written, produced, and directed by Guo Jingming.

Tiny Times 2.0

What Lasts Forever?

Lin Xiao (Yang Mi) is a recent graduate of Shanghai University. She still lives with her college roommates, three friends she has known since her high school days. The group includes the super-organized Gu Li (Amber Kuo), aspiring designer Nan Xiang (Bea Hayden), and serial worrier Tang Wanru (Evonne Hsieh).

Lin Xiao is also still dating her high school boyfriend.

But life starts to change pace when she takes a job as an editorial assistant at a popular fashion magazine. She soon finds that her demanding and aloof manager Gong Ming (Rhydian Vaughan) is a very hard person to please.

It looks like adjusting to the high-pressure world of high fashion may be harder than Lin Xiao first thought.

Can she really make it in the fashion world? Will the job take its toll on her love life? Or will her friendship with her three best friends help her pull through?

“Tiny Times 1.0” is a 2013 Chinese movie written, produced, and directed by Guo Jingming.

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