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

For several years, Ling Min (Li Geng Xi) has suffered from kidney problems, requiring consistent treatment as she waits for a match for a kidney transplant. In a moment of desperation, she posts a video online explaining her condition and proposing marriage to anyone willing to donate a kidney to her. Although she soon deletes it, Lv Tu (Peng Yu Chang), a young man with an incurable brain tumor, happened to see the video and makes Ling Min an offer: if she promises to care for his mother after he passes, he'll donate his kidney. After finding out that their agreement is actually illegal, Lv Tu disappears from Ling Min's life... only to reappear as a videographer for Ling Min's friend's wedding. Their reunion has unexpected consequences for the two, fostering a connection that goes beyond saving a life. This movie was adapted from the article "The Most Pragmatic Marriage Transaction, The Most Emotional Eternal Agreement."

Viva La Vida

The Colors of the Heart ❤️

Lv Tu

Li Ze Lin (Peng Yu Chang), a student who failed his university entrance exam, is sent to Haikou to prepare for a retake. Through a mix-up, he accidentally enters Fulin Girls' School, known for its top dance teams. There, he meets Xiao Huang (Natalie Hsu), a passionate dancer who faces bullying due to her height and perceived background. Despite challenges, Xiao Huang remains determined to pursue her dance dreams. As Li Ze Lin is captivated by her dedication, the two develop feelings for each other, their shared love of dancing becoming a potential bridge or barrier to their relationship. This 2021 Chinese movie was directed by Han Yan and Zhang Yi Bai.

The Day We Lit Up the Sky

💃Dance of the Salted Fish

Lang Ping (Bai Lang), an eighteen-year-old volleyball prodigy, trains rigorously under coach Yuan Wei Min (Wu Gang) and partners with Chen Zhong He (Peng Yu Chang). Her dedication propels her to become the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team's star player, leading them to victory in the 1981 World Cup against Japan. Decades later, Lang Ping (Gong Li) coaches Team USA, returning to Beijing for the 2008 Olympics to face her old friend and Chinese team coach Zhong He (Huang Bo). After a challenging match, she accepts the head coaching position for the Chinese team, determined to prove her worth with innovative training methods. This biographical sports film chronicles the remarkable journey of a volleyball legend who transformed from a passionate player to an inspiring coach. "Leap" is a 2020 South Korean biographical sports film directed by Peter Chan.

Leap

🏆  We are gold medal  🥇

Gao Yuan (Peng Yu Chang), an introverted high school student diagnosed with degenerative muscular dystrophy, faces imminent death while confined to a hospital. Despite his parents' support, he finds solace in visits from his mischievous best friends Xu Hao (Darren Wang) and Zhang Zheng Yang (Wei Da Xun). Upon learning his time is limited, Gao Yuan confesses his desire to lose his virginity before dying. Determined to help their friend, Xu Hao and Zhang Zheng Yang embark on a hilarious mission to fulfill Gao Yuan's last wish. Their comedic adventure becomes a touching testament to friendship and youth's resilience in the face of mortality. Based on the South Korean movie "The Last Ride," this 2019 Chinese comedy explores friendship, hope, and the human spirit's capacity to find joy even in life's most challenging moments.

The Last Wish

Gao Yuan

In this anthology of seven short films, directors explore modern China's history from the 1940s to the 2010s, featuring pivotal moments that shaped the nation. The stories range from an engineer organizing a national ceremony to a love-struck nuclear scientist, and include a young boy helping his neighborhood watch an Olympic volleyball match. Later segments cover significant events like the Hong Kong handover, the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and a military parade commemorating the end of the Sino-Japanese War. Each film captures a unique slice of Chinese life, featuring performances by actors like Song Jia (Song Jia) and Ou Hao (Ou Hao). This is a 2019 Chinese anthology film directed by seven prominent directors, including Chen Kai Ge, Zhang Yi Bai, and Guan Hu.

My People, My Country

The Patriots Team

In junior high, Gao Si Lin (Hou Ming Hao), Guo Si Jia (Gai Yue Xi), and Zhang Zi Yang (Peng Yu Chang) become friends to escape bullying, maintaining their bond through high school. Gao Si Lin emerges as a model student, Guo Si Jia becomes a tough young woman with Beijing aspirations, and Zhang Zi Yang struggles with bullies and a domineering father. When Zhang Zi Yang pushes Gao Si Lin during a quarrel, a tragic accident occurs, causing a brain injury that transforms Gao from a top student to a waiter with memory loss. Wracked with guilt, Zhang becomes a rebellious rock group leader. After Zhang seemingly commits suicide on his 18th birthday, his friends suspect something extraordinary - that he might have become a time traveler. "Over Again" is a 2019 Chinese movie directed by Hua Ming.

Over Again

Time Calling Team

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Tang Yi Bai (Dylan Xiong), a former champion swimmer wrongfully accused of doping, returns to competitive swimming after a four-year hiatus at South Physical Education College. Competing alongside his best friend Qi Rui Feng (Huang Sheng Chi) against rival Ou Yang Heng (Pang Han Chen), Yi Bai encounters Yun Duo (Tan Song Yun), a rookie sports reporter with a water phobia who coincidentally rents a room in his family home. As they become friends, Yun Duo helps Yi Bai navigate the challenges of proving his innocence and reclaiming his swimming career. This is a 2017 Chinese drama series based on the novel "Lang Hua Yi Duo Duo" by Jiu Xiao Qi.

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