Dong Jie is a Chinese actress. Born on April 19, 1980, she made her acting debut in Zhang Yimou’s 2000 film “Happy Times.” She went on to star in the 2003 television “Story of a Noble Family,” which is still considered one of her most memorable roles. Dong Jie has starred in many popular films and television dramas since, including the recent “Secrets of the Three Kingdoms” (2018) and “Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace” (2018).

Dong Jie

Tencent Video

Lin Qi Le (Zhao Jin Mai), also known as Cherry, grows up in the mountains of a small town. While her family isn't wealthy, she's surrounded by love from her parents and the broader community, who all look after each other. At nine years old, Qi Le meets Jiang Qiao Xi (Zhang Ling He), a new transfer student from the province's capital. Qiao Xi immediately stands out, as his gloomy demeanor and upper-class family background contrasts with the rest of the townspeople. However, Qi Le isn't deterred, and treats Qiao Xi warmly despite his cold first impression. Gradually, Qiao Xi begins to thaw, as Qi Le's family shows him love that his own parents rarely gave. As Qi Le, Qiao Xi, and the other children grow up, they begin to go their separate ways, but Qi Le can't let Qiao Xi go so easily. This drama was adapted from the web novel "Ying Tao Hu Po" by Yun Zhu.

Our Generation

✨ Fans for Fans ✨

Mango TV

The Fang Garden peony cultivation business continues to thrive under the watchful eye of He Wei Fang (Yang Zi) after help from government official Jiang Chang Yang (Li Xian), despite opposition from others in local government. However, after hearing that her mother has passed away, Wei Fang struggles to determine what she should do next with her life, eventually deciding to open a medical clinic to help those who are unable to afford expensive doctors. At the same time, Chang Yang is planning to enact his plans of rebellion to help restore power to the people, but faces great danger in the process. Will Wei Fang be able to help Chang Yang bring peace to the kingdom – and will they finally manage to pick up their love story once again? This is a sequel to the 2025 series "Flourished Peony."

In the Name of Blossom

He Wei Fang (Yang Zi), the daughter of a merchant in the Tang Dynasty, is compelled into an unsatisfying marriage with Liu Chang (Wei Zhe Ming) due to her frail health. However, their clashing personalities – his indecisiveness and her stubbornness – causes the marriage to deteriorate. Wei Fang crosses paths with Jiang Chang Yang (Li Xian), known for his selfishness that earned him the nickname of "the most corrupt official in Chang An." However, beneath this facade lies a shrewd, altruistic strategist dedicated to the welfare of the country. Chang Yang helps Wei Fang escape her marriage of convenience and establish her own peony cultivation business, combining Wei Fang's exceptional skill and Chang Yang's resourceful backing to build a successful enterprise... but will love blossom between them like the flowers do? This drama was adapted from the web novel of the same name by Yi Qian Chong.

Flourished Peony

🌸 Peony Whispers 🌸

He Zhi Nan (Tian Xi Wei), an ordinary white-collar worker from Beijing, has been in a long-distance relationship with her nouveau riche boyfriend, Gao Peng (Zhang Zhe Hua) for seven years. While their relationship started off strong, Zhi Nan grew distant from him since he relocated to Hong Kong. She eventually catches the eye of her neighbor, lawyer Qu Yi Peng (Xin Yun Lai), who's on rocky terms with his own girlfriend Han Su (Zhou Yu Tong). Mistaking her as wealthier than she is, Yi Peng decides to pursue Zhi Nan, believing her "money" will help him secure a better future, especially compared to his rural upbringing. As her relationship and career become more unstable, Zhi Nan befriends Han Su... but she doesn't know she's Yi Peng's ex-girlfriend! Is there any way out of this tangled web of love and betrayal? This 2024 Chinese drama, directed by Zhang Xiao Bo, was adapted from a web novel by Lin Cui Hu.

In Between

It Takes Two to Tango Team

Tencent

Born into the demon world, ShenLi (Zhao Li Ying) grew in power, her skill on the battlefield eventually earning her the title of General Bi Cang. Pressured into a political marriage against her will, the general chose to fight for her freedom rather than accept the match. Sustaining injuries, ShenLi reverts to her original form and falls into the human world as a phoenix where she is picked up by a mortal vendor and sold as a plucked chicken at a local human market to Xing Zhi (Lin Geng Xin).

A ruthless warrior who single-handedly brought an end to the god and demon wars millennia ago, Xing Zhi finds himself unable to pass by the plucked demon chicken he sees caged at the human market. With that single purchase, Xing Zhi inadvertently links his fate with that of ShenLi. What will become of the demon and the warrior who rescues her?

This drama is adapted from the novel of the same name by Jiu Lu Fei Xiang.

The Legend of ShenLi

The God and the Phoenix Team

Xu Xiao (Hu Jun), the King of Northern Liang, has successfully defended his kingdom against steppe kingdoms and southern rebellions. His son and heir, Xu Feng Nian (Zhang Ruo Yun), is a free-spirited yet skilled horseman who has spent years on the road. Along the way, Feng Nian meets martial arts expert Nangong Pu She (Zhang Tian Ai), who becomes his confidante. Jiang Ni (Li Geng Xi), a court member with a hidden past as a rival kingdom's princess, joins the royal household. When Xu Feng Nian ascends to the throne, court members doubt his ability to lead. A critical campaign to another province will test his leadership and potentially determine the kingdom's future. "Sword Snow Stride" is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Song Xiao Fei.

Sword Snow Stride

Gone with the Shirt

Youku

In the late 1980s, Ding Bi Yun (Dong Jie), a single mother, struggles to raise her son Ding Xiao Jun (Yin Fang) in a small town in Jiangsu Province, China. Facing poverty and challenges, she supports her son's education and personal growth. When Xiao Jun's dreams of becoming an entertainer in Japan fail, his mother helps him return to his studies. By 2010, he has graduated, found love, and is on the brink of launching his media career when he learns of his mother's terminal illness. Forced to return home, he prepares to care for her in her final days, reflecting on their lifelong bond and sacrifices. Based on the novel "99 Things With My Mom" by Bu Liang Sheng, this is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Cao Dun and Jing Chong that explores the deep connection between a mother and son.

The Last Goodbye to Mama

🍂🌻 Last Goodbye Team🍂🌻 

Ding Bi Yun

JSTV

Ruyi (Zhou Xun), a cunning consort in the imperial court, skillfully navigates the dangerous political landscape to rise through the ranks and become Empress. Despite her strategic prowess, her relationship with Emperor Qianlong (Wallace Huo) becomes increasingly strained as she faces numerous conspiracies and challenges within the palace. Battling against powerful rivals and personal setbacks, Ruyi must use all her intelligence and resilience to maintain her precarious position as Empress. This is a 2018 Chinese historical drama adapted from the novel Hou Gong Ru Yi Zhuan and serves as a sequel to the 2011 series "Empresses in the Palace."

Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace

Qing Hair and Those Who Dare

Fuca Langhua

When twin sons of an emperor and a concubine are separated, Liu Ping and Liu Xie (Ma Tian Yu) grow up in vastly different worlds. Liu Xie becomes Emperor Xian, raised by Empress Dowager Dong, while Liu Ping lives as a commoner alongside Sima Yi (Elvis Han). As fighting erupts among various factions, Emperor Xian loses control of the kingdom to the powerful warlord Cao Cao (Tse Kwan Ho). Upon discovering his twin's existence, the emperor summons Liu Ping to the palace. With the support of Sima Yi, Empress Fu Shou (Regina Wan), and other Han loyalists, Liu Ping must help Emperor Xian fight to save the Eastern Han Dynasty. This is a 2018 Chinese historical drama series directed by Patrick Yau, based on the novel San Guo Ji Mi by Ma Bo Yong.

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