Peng Yu Chang is a Chinese actor. Born on October 25, 1994, he made his acting debut in the 2015 television drama “Go Princess Go.” He has since appeared in a number of films and television dramas, including “Men With Swords Season 1” (2016), “Assassin 2” (2017) and “My Mr. Mermaid” (2017).

Peng Yu Chang

Li Ze Lin (Peng Yu Chang) is a student who has failed his university entrance exam. He loves dancing, but he has been sent from his home in the bust city of Guangdong to Haikou, on the balmy Hainan. There, he must stay with his aunt and prepare to retake the exam. But due to a mix-up, instead of going into the local boys’ high school, he ends up walking into Fulin Girls’ School – a school renowned for its top dance teams.

When he is there, he notices a girl named Xiao Huang (Natalie Hsu). She dreams of becoming a top dancer, but is shorter than many of her classmates, who bully her relentlessly, claiming that she smells of fish. Regardless, she is undaunted – and hopes to make her dance dreams come true. Li Ze Lin is taken aback by her passion and love for dancing. The two fall for one another – but will their shared love of dancing help or hinder Cupid’s cause?

“The Day We Lit Up The Sky” is a 2021 Chinese movie that was directed by Han Yan and Zhang Yi Bai.

The Day We Lit Up the Sky

💃Dance of the Salted Fish

At eighteen, Lang Ping (Bai Lang) was a strong-willed young woman with an unwavering passion for volleyball. Enduring the rigorous training of her coach, Yuan Wei Min (Wu Gang), Lang Ping was eventually teamed up with hitting partner, Chen Zhong He (Peng Yu Chang), a slightly disgruntled fellow athlete who has been forced to put his own career aside to assist with the national women’s volleyball team. Working hard to hone her skill, Ping’s dedication eventually elevates her to the position of the team’s star player. With the entire world watching, Ping leads the Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team through a series of wins that culminates in a showdown between China and Japan in the 1981 World Cup.

More than two decades later, Lang Ping (Gong Li) has gone from China’s star player to head coach of Team USA’s women’s volleyball team. After moving to California, Ping went straight to work, preparing her team for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Fully aware that her return to Beijing will bring her face to face with her oldest friend and current head coach of the Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team, Zhong He (Huang Bo), Ping holds nothing back.

After a bittersweet match at the 2008 Olympics, Ping is offered a position as the head coach of her old team. Ready to show the world what she’s made of once again, Ping wastes no time in preparing the Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team for a world-class showdown. But will her unorthodox methods lead to success or failure?

Based on stories spread over more than forty years of the China Women's National Volleyball Team’s history, “Leap” is a 2020 biographical sports film directed by Peter Chan.

Leap

🏆  We are gold medal  🥇

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

Gao Yuan

&nbsp;Back at junior school, Gao Si Lin (Hou Ming Hao), Guo Si Jia (Gai Yue Xi), and Zhang Zi Yang (Peng Yu Chang) became friends in a bid to collectively escape bullying. They managed to get into the same high school, where they became even firmer friends.

Gao Si Lin has become a model student, talented in almost every respect, while Guo Si Jia has become a beautiful – but tough and no-nonsense young woman with hopes of studying in Beijing. Zhang Zi Yang, meanwhile, is still being tormented by bullies and lives in fear of his domineering father – the stuffy dean of a major college.

Zhang Zi Yang has also developed a crush on Guo Si Jia. But it appears that Gao Si Lin is the one she truly feels affection for. After a quarrel between the two male students, Zhang Zi Yang pushes Gao Si Lin, who falls and suffers a brain injury that affects his memory and causes him to develop a reading disorder that turns him from a straight-A student to a lowly waiter.

As their high school days draw to a close, the guilt-ridden Zhang Zi Yang does a volte-face – and turns into a rebellious rock group leader, enlisting his former bullies as bandmates.

But when he appears to commit suicide on his 18th birthday, his two friends realize that something is amiss – and that their buddy may have actually become a time traveler...

“Over Again” is a 2019 Chinese movie that was directed by Hua Ming.

Over Again

Time Calling Team

Wanda Media

Would you really want your wish to come true? 

Shi Miao (Wendy Zhang) can’t stand her irresponsible, mischievous older brother, Shi Fen (Peng Yu Chang). She constantly wishes that he would disappear from her life. But one day, she wakes up to find that her wish had actually come true. Shi Fen is now the older brother of her best friend.

As Shi Miao watches Shi Fen play his usual immature pranks with his friends, she is delighted to be an only child. But what secret has Shi Fen been hiding from Shi Miao that will make her rethink her life?

“Go Brother!” is a 2018 Chinese film.

Go Brother!

The go brother team ♥

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A young swimmer tries to stage a comeback four&nbsp;years after a scandal.


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Tang Yi Bai (Dylan Xiong) is a former champion swimmer who was wrongfully accused of doping that derailed his competitive career four&nbsp;years ago. He returns after a four-year hiatus&nbsp;to compete for the South Physical Education College alongside his best friend, Qi Rui Feng (Huang Sheng Chi), against their biggest rival, Ou Yang Heng (Pang Han Chen), of North Physical Education College.


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At the competition, Yi Bai meets rookie sports reporter Yun Duo (Tan Song Yun), who is assigned to cover the competition but has a fear of water due to a near-drowning incident in her past. Yun Duo also happens to rent a room in Yi Bai’s family home, and the two become good friends.


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Can Yun Duo encourage&nbsp;Yi Bai to prove his innocence in his past scandal and regain his swimming glory?


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“My Mr. Mermaid” is a 2017 Chinese drama series. It is based on the novel Lang Hua Yi Duo Duo by Jiu Xiao Qi.

My Mr. Mermaid

Just Keep Swimming

Ming Tian

In a compilation of seven short films, seven directors explore the history of modern China and its people, going back to the 1940s and the aftermath of World War II, on the eve of the birth of the People’s Republic of China, through to the 1960s, the 1980s, the 1990s, and finally the 2010s, with stars like Song Jia and Ou Hao making appearances.

The first film focuses on an engineer struggling to organize a ceremony to mark the birth of the nation and the second tells the story of a love-sick nuclear scientist. In the third film, a young boy does what he can to help his neighborhood watch the gold medal match of the women’s volleyball competition in the 1984 Olympic Games.

The remaining films focus on more recent events, including two groups of people preparing for the handover of Hong Kong by the British colonial government in 1997. There is another Olympic story in a film about events surrounding the 2008 Olympics, which were held in Beijing, as a taxi driver decides to gift a ticket he had bought for his own son to another boy.

In the sixth film, two homeless boys watch a spectacular space mission in the 2010s. And in the final film, a female air force pilot attempts to ensure that a military parade to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second Sino-Japanese War goes off without a hitch

“My People, My Country” is a 2019 Chinese movie that was directed by Chen Kai Ge,&nbsp;Zhang Yi Bai,&nbsp;Guan Hu,&nbsp;Xue Xiao Lu,&nbsp;Xu Zheng,&nbsp;Ning Hao, and Wen Mu Ye.

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