Yang Zi Shan is a Chinese actress. She was born in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China on November 6, 1986 and made her debut in 2010. Since debut, she has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “So Young” (2013) and “Never Gone” (2018).

Yang Zi Shan

Beijing Joy Leader Culture Communication Co., Ltd.

As a veterinarian, Vivienne (Lang Yue Ting) knows exactly what to do when a pet is brought into her clinic. Using her skill and expertise, she can help better the lives of the pets she meets on a daily basis; but when it comes to the people who own them, things can get a little more complicated.

For instance, Zha is a loyal golden retriever whose owner, Jiang Nan (Zhang Zi Feng), struggles to find a way to help her best friend, Chen Yue Yun (Leo Wu), after recently losing his sight. Having been best friends since childhood, Jiang Nan refuses to let him go through this difficult time alone but she struggles to find a way to help. Meanwhile, an abandoned kitten has recently been rescued by Luo Hua (Tian Jian Ci) and his germ-fearing neighbor An Ying (Kan Qing Zi). While the cat seems to be in perfect health, the same can’t be said for the relationship between its rescuers.

While perfect strangers struggle to find common ground, Qu Fei Fei (Yang Zi Shan) struggles to understand her boyfriend, Li Xiang (Wallace Chung), whose devotion to his pet pig is putting a strain on their relationship. While Fei Fei attempts to accept Li Xiang’s beloved pet, her good friend Fang Xin (Zhong Chu Xi) is struggling to adjust to life as a newlywed, as her husband, Zhao Le’s (William Chan) rottweiler hasn’t exactly warmed up to its new mom. Meanwhile, divorced dad, Gao Ming (Yu He Wei) dutifully looks after his daughter Meng Meng’s (Landy Li) cat, while she’s living with her mother in America. And Ade (Guo Qi Lin), a hard-working delivery man who relies on a street savvy terrier to help him get his deliveries made on time, finds his work suddenly in jeopardy when the dog is picked up as a stray. Though life is complicated and sometimes messy, it’s the love and devotion of these pets that helps each of their owners find a way to live, love, and let go.

A heart-warming collection of stories wrapped up in one feel-good film, “Adoring” is a 2019 romantic comedy film directed by Yang Zi.

Adoring

Adoring Team

Youku

Su Yun Jin (Landy Li, Yang Zi Shan) and Cheng Zheng (Hu Xian Xu, Elvis Han) are total opposites. From their personalities to their family backgrounds, they live two different lives. 

Despite their differences, Cheng Zheng pursues Yun Jin and eventually wins her heart. 

Their relationship doesn't come easy and eventually they go their separate ways. 

But when Cheng Zheng reappears after several years, will they fall back in love? 

"Never Gone" is a 2018 Chinese drama based on the popular novel by Xin Yiwu.

Never Gone

Su Yun Jin

 Beijing Qitai Ocean Culture & Media

With plans to launch a wedding business catering specifically to couples searching for that perfect “Instagram moment”, Wu Fu Chun (Mark Chao) is headed to Antarctica, to scope out its potential for those seeking the ultimate destination wedding. Brash, cheeky, and ostentatious, Fu Chun thrives on attention and loves to make a statement wherever he goes.

The polar opposite of Fu Chun, Jing Ru Yi (Yang Zi Shan) is a reserved, yet well-respected scientist, on her way to study auroras at a remote science station located deep in the frozen wastelands of Antarctica. Moving in completely different circles, Ru Yi could have happily gone her entire life without meeting Fu Chun, the flight they shared becoming nothing short of tedious as the hours they spent together slowly ticked by.

When their plane gets caught in an unexpected snowstorm, things go from bad to worse as the unimaginable happens. The sole survivors of a deadly crash, this unlikely pair are forced to work together to survive in one of the most brutal environments on Earth. As the two come to depend on each other, they find their hearts melting, but sentimentality and love won’t be enough to save them.

With resources running thin and hope quickly fading, will this desperate couple find a way to survive one of the deadliest places on Earth?

Adapted from the novel of the same name, “Till the End of the World’ is a 2018 adventure romance film directed by the novel’s author, Wu You Yin.

Till the End of the World

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Jing Ru Yi

The sole heir to a vast fortune, Gao Ye (Aaron Kwok) literally had the world at his feet. But instead of investing in both his own future and that of his family, he chose the opposite. Unwilling to listen to reason or seek any sort of help, Gao Ye’s uncontrollable gambling addiction led him to utter ruin. Soon without wealth or family, Gao Ye lands himself in trouble, in more ways than one.&nbsp;

After a short stint in prison, Gao Ye finds himself a free man, but it doesn’t take long for him to return to his old life. Befriending a beautiful prostitute by the name of Momo (Yang Zi Shan), Gao Ye decides it’s time to reclaim the fortune he lost and reconnect with the daughter he left behind. Unfortunately the only way he can do either, is by returning to the dark world he had only just escaped. Diving deeper into the criminal underworld than he’s ever gone before, Gao Ye and Momo soon find themselves the target of some very powerful mobsters.

Caught in a wildly spinning whirlwind of schemes and counter-schemes, Gao Ye and Momo quickly realize that this one night could very well be their last. Will their combined wit be enough to escape those attempting to hunt them down?

Equal parts crime thriller and tragic romance, “One Night Only” is a 2016 action crime romance film directed by Matt Wu.

One Night Only

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A college freshman, Zheng Wei (Yang Zi Shan) is determined to marry her childhood friend someday so she follows him to the same university and enrolls in the civil engineering department. Excited to join her friend, Lin Jing (Han Geng), in their next great life adventure, Zheng Wei wastes no time in visiting Lin Jing at his dormitory only to find that her life-long friend has left for America. Unable to understand why Jing would leave without saying goodbye, Wei is devastated by her friend’s abandonment.&nbsp;

Sad as she is, Wei isn’t left to wallow in her grief for long as her three new roommates are determined to help her move on. With their help, Wei is able to let go of the pain her best friend left behind and move on. Determined to live her best life and never look back, Wei lets go of the past and finds a way to move on.

As time passes, Wei makes other friends on campus, including a couple of architecture majors. Visiting them on campus one day, Wei bumps into Chen Xiao Zheng (Mark Chao), a disciplined and hardworking architecture major with a cool exterior and every colder heart. Unimpressed by Wei’s laid-back attitude, Xiao Zheng is the last person to ever consider Wei as anything more than a nuisance, but fate has other plans.&nbsp;

As Wei and Xiao Zheng spend more time together, they find their opposing qualities are exactly what makes them interesting. In a classic case of opposites attracting, Wei and Xiao Zheng end up spending the rest of their college years in a relationship. However, not all things are meant to last and as graduation approaches, the two find their paths in life are destined to diverge.

Heartbroken once again, Wei decides not to dwell on the past but accept that what once was may never be again. Determined to keep moving forward, Wei finds a job and settles into a new stage in her life; but as time passes, she learns that some things from the past don’t always stay in the past.&nbsp;

Based on the best-selling novel of the same name, “So Young” is a 2013 Chinese drama film directed by Zhao Wei.

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