Hou Ming Hao is a Chinese actor and singer who was born on August 3, 1997, Beijing, China. He studied at the Beijing Contemporary Music Academy, and briefly signed with South Korean talent agency SM Entertainment in 2012. He made his music debut in 2014, as part of boy band Fresh Teenager Geek. He also appeared in the 2016 cooking variety show “Fresh Sunday.” Also in 2016, he made his acting debut, appearing in the movies “Funny Soccer” and “Angel Institute.” He made his drama debut in the internet-based series 2017 series “Cambrian Period,” for which he won the Most Popular Actor in a Web Series prize at the Golden Guduo Media Awards. Since then, he has gone on to appear in “When We Were Young” (2018) and “The Lost Tomb 2” (2019).

Hou Ming Hao

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Tian Yao (Hou Ming Hao) is the incarnation of a centuries-old dragon demon who once loved a woman – a woman who ultimately betrayed him. She exploited his love for her in a bid to rob him of his power-bestowing dragon bones, hiding them in a range of different locations. His heartbroken spirit, however, escaped. Reborn in a new guise, he hopes to regain his power by finding his bones. And has vowed never to love again.

When he encounters a young woman named Yan Hui (Zhou Ye), Tian Yao realizes she is in possession of a special seal. This seal has powers that could help him retrieve the all-important bones. But she is no willing helper in all this, so he holds her captive. Although she first tries in vain to escape, the two start to develop a bond of friendship. As they attempt to complete Tian Yao’s quest, could this bond one day turn into love?

This drama series was adapted from a novel named “Hu Xin” by Jiu Lu Fei Xiang.

“Back From the Brink” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Sam Ho and Zeng Xiao Yu.

Back From the Brink

The Dragonhearted Warriors 

Tencent

Ban Hua (Guan Xiao Tong) is a beautiful woman who has come close to married bliss three times. But her straight-shooting, frank manner, and explosive temper have meant that every potential relationship ended in disaster and divorce – even though deep down, she is actually very well-meaning and thoughtful.

One day, she discovers that she has a rare talent: She can forecast the future through her dreams. She uses this gift to help her family out of a tight spot.

But her life changes forever when she meets Rong Xia (Hou Ming Hao), a young maverick whose family has befallen a tragic fate.

Rong Xia is on the hunt for answers about what happened to his family, as well as clues about his true identity, which has been kept a secret from him all his life.

Together, the duo strikes up a partnership, with Ban Hua determined to help Rong Xia learn the truth. But as their relationship deepens, could this be a case of fourth time lucky in love for her?

“A Girl Like Me” is a 2021 Chinese period drama series that was directed by Chen Wei Xiang.

A Girl Like Me

☯ Strange Dreamers Team ☯ 

In a reality show like no other, six stars come together in a parallel time and space to delight audiences of all ages. Pairing off into teams, Li Yi Tong, Ian Wang, Qin Lan, Jasper Liu, Yang Chaoyue, and Hou Ming Hao are challenged to not only write an idol drama love story, but also bring that story to life.

Working as screenwriters, directors, and actors, the three teams must compete against each other to create an original love story that captures the hearts of viewers the world over. Are these stars up to the task or will the challenges of such a unique concept prove to be too much?

Produced by Tencent Video, “When We Write Love Story” is a 2020 reality program directed by Chi Yuan.

When We Write Love Story

&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

Tencent TV

A group of daring young explorers reunites to take their tomb raiding adventures underseas, after a mysterious wreck is discovered in the stormy waters near the North Reef, in the Paracel Islands of the South China Sea.

The group’s protagonist is Wu Xie (Hou Ming Hao), a young explorer who comes from a family with a tomb-raiding pedigree. His uncle is a treasure hunter, and reading his grandfather’s own tomb raiding journal is a constant source of motivation for Wu Xie.

Wu Xie’s quest begins when he receives a mysterious email, instructing him to come to a portside location if he wants to see his uncle again. He complies, and at a marina, is reunited with Ning (Li Man), who tells him his uncle’s ship disappeared while he was helping her company investigate the wreck.

Ning has been tasked with putting a rescue team together and has already recruited a number of tomb-raiding raiding mavericks and veterans to the cause.

Upon – and below – the raging waves, they encounter a whole world of sea-bound menaces, including fearsome ghouls, haunted ghost ships, sea monsters, undead warriors, and armies of flesh-eating zombies.

Can the tomb raiders defeat the dark forces they find at sea? And will Wu Xie discover key clues buried in his grandfather’s journals that will guide him to the truth?

This series, which was based on the internet novel “Daomu Biji,” by Kennedy Xu, is the follow-up to the series “The Lost Tomb” (2015).

“The Lost Tomb 2” is a 2019 Chinese drama co-directed by Liu Guohui, Li Ang, and Zhou Wei.

The Lost Tomb 2

Tomb Explorers

Based in 1996, Yang Xi (Wan Peng) is spending her summer break training for a long distance run. One day, she is injured by a lab explosion while chasing a bike thief ruining her chances to compete. 

When the school year begins, a new transfer student is introduced, Hua Xiao (Hou Ming Hao). He is an intelligent and reliable student with a hot-blooded exterior. 

But when Yang Xi realizes it's the same culprit from her accident and that he's running for class president, a new rivalry begins. 

How will daily school life change when a tomboyish girl and a hot-blooded genius go head to head? 

"When We Were Young" is a Chinese web drama based on the Yan Sheng web novel of the same name.

When We Were Young

🌈 Sweet Youth 🌈

It was a job interview like no other.

Xia Ling (An Yue Xi) is a recent college graduate who is still trying to find a job. When she gets a text message for a job interview at a company located on Rakshasa Street, she runs out first before stopping to think about how strange it is to have a job interview so late at night. But before she knows it, she has crossed over a transitional dimension, the realm between the human world and hell. 

The guardian generals of Rakshasa Street are brothers Cao Yan Bing (Jiro Wang) and Cao Xuan Liang, who come from a family of guardian generals. Who has brought Xia Ling to this strange place where no humans have come before and how will she survive?

“Rakshasa Street” is a 2017 Chinese drama series. It is based on a manhwa series written and illustrated by Xu Chen.

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