Luo Yun Xi is a Chinese singer and actor who was born in Chengdu, China, on July 28, 1988. He studied at the Shanghai Theater Academy, where he majored in ballet. He made his musical debuted as part of the all-male pop group JBOY3, releasing the single “Promise of Love” in 2010. He made his acting debut in the 2015 television drama “My Sunshine,” following up the next year with “The Screen Foxes.” He has since appeared in many popular dramas, including “Ashes of Love” (2018), as well as the more recent “Princess Silver” (2019) and “And the Winner Is Love” (2020).

Luo Yun Xi

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As the son of a prominent medical family, it was only natural for Gu Yun Zheng (Luo Yun Xi) to pursue a medical career. However, as something of a genius, Yun Zheng has not only carried on the family legacy but has far surpassed those who have come before him by becoming the youngest neurosurgeon in the country.&nbsp;

With dreams of receiving the Wang Zhong Cheng Award for Young Neurosurgeon of the Year, Yun Zheng is willing to do whatever it takes to make that dream come true. So when the chance to prove himself arises, he jumps at it without hesitation. Taking a position on a team offering medical aid on the African frontline, Yun Zheng soon meets Su Wei An (Zhang Ruo Nan) a fifth-year MBBS student who has chosen to put their classroom learning on hold to work in the field.&nbsp;

Though the two doctors don’t initially get along well, working side-by-side softens their feelings towards each other. As such, Yun Zheng is devastated when he learns Wei An carries a rare gene for Huntington’s disease. Determined to save the woman he loves, Yun Zheng works tirelessly to find a cure. Will this brilliant doctor find a way to cure the incurable before it’s too late?

Adapted from the web novel “Healer” by Ning Meng Xi Yan, “Love Is Panacea” is a 2023 Chinese medical romance drama directed by Mu Xiao Jie.

Love Is Panacea

🥼 Love will heal you ❤️

The Demon Lord (Luo Yun Xi) is an unstoppable being set to unleash unspeakable chaos and destruction on the world. But things were not always so: Centuries ago, he was a mortal prince.
A brave young woman named Li Su Su (Bai Lu) agrees to travel back in time to become the prince’s wife – and destroy him before he can amass all of his evil powers. But when they meet, romance blooms and complicates matters for both parties. Could the power of love overcome violence – and help save the world from evil? This 2023 Chinese drama series was directed by Kuk Kok Leung and Wang Hai Qi.

Till the End of the Moon

🐉 Dragon in a Clam 🐚

When a devastating earthquake rocks Xichuan, Luo Ben (Luo Yun Xi), an attorney hailing from the area, is shaken to his very core. With his younger sister living in the area hit hardest by the quake, Luo Ben knows he won’t find rest until he’s certain his sister is safe. Leaving just as quickly as he can, Luo Ben tries to steel himself for the worst, knowing full well that his efforts to find his sister might not go as well as he hopes.

Soon after arriving in Xichuan, Luo Ben finds himself crossing paths with a hard-nosed rescue squad captain and Zhan Yan (Wu Qian), a brilliant doctor with whom he shares a rather unpleasant past. Despite their past differences, Luo Ben can’t help but come to admire the selflessness Zhan Yan demonstrates as she works tirelessly to help those suffering around her. As Luo Ben works alongside the rescue unit, he finds himself admiring their sense of camaraderie and their dedicated service.

Inspired by their work, Luo Ben and a group of other equally passionate individuals decide to join the rescue squad. Surviving their hellish training, Luo Ben and his fellow recruits are ready to start putting their lives on the line. Called into action when disaster next strikes, does this ragtag band of would-be heroes have what it takes to transform into an elite rescue unit?

Full of heart-stopping thrills and tender moments, “Light Chaser Rescue” is a 2022 Chinese action romance drama directed by Zhang Tong.

Light Chaser Rescue

✨Light Chasers✨

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Brought together by fate, Li Ze Liang (Luo Yun Xi) and Su Xie Yi (Cheng Xiao) are quickly swept into an unforgettable romance; but the feelings they have for each other are soon overshadowed by the tragedy that strikes them both. Cruelly forced apart by the same fate that brought them together, the once lovers soon become distant strangers.

Witnessing her father’s death, Xie Yi is so shocked, she suffers temporary amnesia. Unable to remember much, Xie Yi sits helplessly on the sidelines as her entire world crumbles around her. With the death of her father, the family business fails and her home life is destroyed. Just as Xie Yi’s life falls apart, so too does Ze Liang’s, after the untimely death of his father. As heir to the Ocean Hotel Group, Ze Liang should have inherited his father’s place but secret dealings and power plays within the company have left him ousted. Both determined to regain what was wrongfully taken from them, Ze Liang and Xie Yi find themselves crossing paths once more.

Often blaming Ze Liang for her father’s death, Xie Yi isn’t keen on the idea of working with him, but as she begins to uncover the truth, she realizes she really doesn’t have a choice. Working together against a common enemy, it doesn’t take long for small sparks of romance to rekindle old flames. But will love be enough to take down the villains who tore them apart so many years ago?

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Mu Fu Sheng, “Lie to Love” is a 2021 Chinese mystery romance drama directed by Chen Chang.

Lie to Love

lying lovers ☆

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Qiu Jia Ning (Victoria Song) is a budding young bioscientist who works as a devoted member of a research lab that is funded by China’s biggest and most powerful pharmaceutical firm.

Science is her everything, and she considers it her patriotic duty to help discover new ways to treat the nation’s sick.

One day, a new researcher called Zhou Xiao Shan (Luo Yun Xi) is announced as the newest member of Qiu Jia Ning’s unit.

Ostensibly, he appears to be just as committed to the scientific cause as Qiu Jia Ning – and soon proves himself to be a remarkably talented research professional.

But Zhou Xiao Shan hides a dark secret: He is actually an undercover industrial spy who infiltrates labs in order to steal their research data and sell it to rival companies.

However, with this mission, it appears that he has bitten off more than he can chew – after he falls for Qiu Jia Ning. Can he complete his evil quest, or will Zhou Xiao Shan’s affection for Qiu Jia Ning force him to change his ways?

This series was adapted from a novel named “Fallen Angel,” which was authored by Claire Miao Juan.

“Broker” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Liu Yi Zhi and Han Dong.

Broker

The CHeMnisThry o²f L💜ve Team

In Ancient China, a young woman (Zhang Xue Ying) wakes with amnesia up after being captured by armed assassins and is told that she is Rong Le, the younger sister of the Emperor of the Western Qi Kingdom. She tries to remember if this is really her true identity, or if she has been tricked. But she is soon told that she must marry Zong Zheng Wu You (Aarif Rahman), a prince of the neighboring kingdom of Northern Lin. If she is successful, the marriage will allow the two kingdoms to forge a powerful alliance.

However, this plan is beset with problems. The woman is certain that there are untold secrets to discover about her true identity, while Zong Zheng Wu You turns out to be intelligent, but extremely sure of himself. He is also tormented by past tragedy and claims to have no interest in romance. The marriage plans fall through, but rather than returning to the Western Qi court, the woman takes up a fake name and ostensibly settles down to open a tea house. However, she is secretly searching for clues that will help her discover who she really is, and unearth evidence about her family. Things get very complicated when Zong Zheng Wu You visits and takes a shine to her – unaware that she is actually the “princess” whose hand in marriage he once turned down…

This drama was based on a novel by the author Mo Yan Shang.

“Princess Silver” is a 2019 Chinese drama series that was directed by Li Hui Zhu.

Princess Silver

More Shining Than Silver

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A frost flower fairy who is unable to feel emotion is caught up in a love triangle with two warring deities.

Jin Mi (Yang Zi) is the daughter of the Flower Deity and Water Immortal. The deity learns that her daughter will suffer a great love trial, so she gives the baby girl a magical pill that prevents her from feeling any emotion or falling in love.

When Jin Mi mistakenly believes that her father died at the hands of the Fire Immortal, Xu Feng (Deng Lun), she kills him and ends up coughing up the magic pill in the process. Xu Feng comes back to life as the Demon Lord and challenges the Night Immortal, Run Yu (Luo Yun Xi), who took over the throne as the Heavenly Emperor. 

When Jin Mi becomes caught between the two warring lords, what will be her destiny?

“Ashes of Love” is a 2018 Chinese drama series directed by Chu Rui Bin. It is based on the novel Heavy Sweetness, Ash-like Frost by Dian Xian.

Ashes of Love

Gone with the Shirt Team 

Run Yu

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A child of the wilderness, Chi Yun (Huang Xiao Ming) grew up without many worldly possessions but he never saw that as a bad thing. A devout student of the martial arts, Chi Yun had everything he thought he would ever need, until the day he met Xuan Yang Ruo (Victoria Song). Falling in love the moment he first laid eyes on her, Chi Yun wanted nothing more than to make her his own. But without anything to offer her beyond his love, how could she possibly say yes?

Despite the obstacles that stood between them, Chi Yun never gave up. Spending years attempting to woo her, Yang Ruo’s feelings for the handsome martial artist eventually began to soften. Finally reciprocating Chi Yun’s feelings Yang Ruo and her lover might have been happy, had Yang Ruo’s older brother not promised her hand in marriage to the powerful nobleman, Lingyun Cheng Lun (Peter Sheng).&nbsp;

Keenly aware that their marriage is merely for political advantage, Cheng Lun agrees to keep his relationship with Yang Ruo platonic, but after spending time with her, his heart begins to yearn for something more. Will Yang Ruo's heart be swayed by her husband or will it remain true to the man who has loved her for years?

Adapted from the first two books of the novel series, “The Book of Mountain and Sea” by Tong Hua, “A Lifetime Love” is a 2017 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Li Hong Yu.

A Lifetime Love

ENDLESS LOVE TEAM

After splitting up with her boyfriend, down-on-her-luck painter Zheng Xue Jing (Liu Xin Qi) goes out drinking and accidentally joins a contest involving a precious silk screen.

A magician intervenes, granting the painter a moment of clarity amid her drunken stupor to take a paintbrush and draw three male foxes on the screen. But the foxes come to life, bursting out of the screen and taking human form.

The next day, Zheng Xue Jing emerges from sleep, believing it all to have been a dream. But instead, she finds that it was not a dream at all. All three foxes are still in human form – and believe Zheng Xue Jing to be their master, feeling indebted to her for freeing them from the screen.

She becomes sucked into their magic-filled world and soon discovers they all have very different personalities. The red fox (Luo Yun Xi) is dashing and clever, but also arrogant and somewhat distant. The kind-hearted white fox (Huang Jun Jie) is a dab hand in the kitchen and loves to clean the house. And then there’s the fun-loving trickster: the black fox (Wang Chao Yang).

The foxes vow to help Zheng Xue Jing on her quest to become the first female painter to be appointed to the imperial court.

But what adventures will this feline trio – and their female “master” – become embroiled in along the way?

“The Screen Foxes” is a 2016 Chinese fantasy drama series that was directed by Zhou Hai Jun.

The Screen Foxes

The Screen Foxes🦊

In matters of the heart, it’s all about the timing. When Zhao Mo Sheng (Tiffany Tang) was at university, she fell in love at first sight with law student He Yi Chen (Wallace Chung). Although it takes Yi Chen longer to warm up to Mo Sheng’s bubbly personality, the two eventually become a couple. But misunderstandings arise when Yi Chen’s foster sister, He Yi Mei (Jian Ren Zi), competes for Yi Chen’s attention. Mo Sheng decides to follow her father’s wishes to continue her education in the United States, where she ends up marrying and then divorcing Ying Hui (Kevin Tan). Seven years later, Mo Sheng is a professional photographer and returns to China. When she coincidentally bumps into Yi Chen after seven long years, will the timing finally be right for the star-crossed lovers? “My Sunshine (Director’s Cut)” is a four-episode condensed version of the 2015 Chinese drama series directed by Liu Jun Jie. It is based on the novel “Silent Separation” by Gu Man, who also wrote the novels that were made into the popular dramas “Boss & Me” and “Just One Smile Is Alluring.”

My Sunshine (Director's Cut)

Gone with the Shirt Team

He Yi Chen (Young)

When the ever-positive university student Zhao Mo Sheng (Tiffany Tang) meets leading Law student He Yi Chen (Wallace Chung), it’s love at first sight. Over time, he too fell for her, and they became a couple. But this happiness was short-lived: One day, He Yi Chen announced he wanted to break up – shortly before her own father forced her to head overseas. The question of why He Yi Chen suddenly decided to split up with her has dogged her ever since…

But now, seven years later, she has become a professional photographer. She returns to China where she sees her former boyfriend in a busy store. Eventually, their paths begin to cross – almost as if destiny is trying to bring them back together. But unanswered questions still tug at Zhao Mo Sheng’s heartstrings. Will she ever learn the truth about what happened seven years ago – and could love really reignite between them?

This drama was based on the novel “Silent Separation” by Gu Man.

“My Sunshine” is a 2015 Chinese drama series that was directed by Liu Jun Jie.

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