Chen Xing Xu is a Chinese actor who was born on March 31, 1996, in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China. He began acting when he was just four years old, appearing in his first drama series – “The Passion Burning Years” – in 2000. He graduated from the Central Academy of Drama in 2018, and in 2019 starred in the drama “Goodbye My Princess,” following up with a starring role in the movie “The Enchanting Phantom” in 2020.

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Eight years ago, Lin Xi (Victoria Song) and Xia Yi Cheng (Chen Xing Xu) were easily one of the happiest couples on the planet. But when Lin Xi’s mother voices her concerns over her daughter’s relationship and its effect on her career, Lin Xi is forced to make a difficult decision. Choosing to honor her mother’s wish, rather than follow her heart, Lin Xi breaks things off with Yi Cheng to pursue her career as a professional interpreter.

Now the youngest chief interpreter at Huasheng, Lin Xi has excelled in her career, but she’s not the only one to have spent the last eight years pursuing dreams. As the chief technical officer of a major communications company, Yi Cheng has worked hard to get where he is today. With both Lin Xi and Yi Cheng working in such vastly different fields, the two might have never crossed paths again, had fate not decided to intervene. With her company insistent on landing a contract with the company Yi Cheng works for, Lin Xi is assigned the job. Needless to say, she’s more than a little surprised when she comes face-to-face with her ex. With no choice but to close this deal, Lin Xi and Yi Cheng are forced to deal with each other, over and over again.&nbsp;

Having never quite gotten over Lin Xi, Yi Cheng would love nothing more than to exact his revenge but no matter how hard he tries, he just doesn’t have the heart to hurt the woman he once loved. Working side by side, the feelings the two still seem to harbor for each other begin to resurface, leaving both to wonder, could they possibly make things work this second time around?&nbsp;

A story of broken hearts, big dreams, and second chances, “Our Interpreter” is a 2024 Chinese romance drama directed by Zhang Tong.

Our Interpreter

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Are Cheng Yao (Zhang Ruo Nan)’s dreams of becoming a top lawyer about to come true? It seems so – when she is unexpectedly recruited by a leading legal firm. Excited, she moves house so she can be nearer her new office. She moves in, full of hope, and soon encounters her new roommate Qian Heng (Chen Xing Xu). However, a surprise awaits her on her first day at work…

Qian Heng turns out to be her direct superior at the office...and he proves to be incredibly hard to please! Her training period quickly turns into a baptism of fire, and she starts to feel as though he is trying to chase her out of the company. But Cheng Yao won’t be so easily deterred. She redoubles her efforts, determined to prove she’s got what it takes to succeed. Could her zeal send this duo on the path to harmony...and even love?

This drama was based on a novel named “What Comes Around Goes Around” by Ye Fei Ran.

“My Boss” is a 2024 Chinese drama series that was directed by Chen Ming Zhang and Chen Shi Yi.

My Boss

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When the queen of the human world gave birth to twin girls, heaven and earth rejoiced. Raised as the beloved princesses that they were, the elder sister, Qing Kui (He Xuan Lin) was known by all as a gentle and kind young woman, while the younger sister, Ye Tan (Landy Li) was known for her intelligence and cunning.&nbsp;

Admired and respected by the humans, Qing Kui’s reputation reaches the heavenly realm and impressed by her, is soon chosen by the gods to become the Heavenly Concubine, betrothed to the heavenly prince Xuan Shang Jun (Chen Xing Xu). While her sister receives the praise of humans and gods alike, Ye Tan is often bullied and shunned by her people. As such, she also eventually draws the attention of the gods, who decide she is suited to become the wife of the third demon prince, Chao Feng (Luke Chen). With the arrangements for their marriages set, the two sisters prepare to step into their new lives but fate, it would seem, has one last card to play.

When their palanquins are mixed up on the way to their weddings, Qing Kui and Ye Tan soon find themselves married to the wrong men. Though romance begins to blossom between the two mismatched couples, trouble begins to stir in the four realms. With their love and lives soon on the line, will these two sisters find a way to peace in the troubled realms?

Adapted from the novel “Star Falling into Sugar” by Yi Du Jun Hua, “The Starry Love”, the third installment of “The Honey Trilogy”, is a 2023 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Chu Yui Bun.&nbsp;

The Starry Love

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For Mu Wan Qing (Zhang Jing Yi), 1926 would always be remembered as the year that changed her life forever. After the death of her mother, Wang Qing knew the time to return to China had finally come. Bringing her mother’s ashes home to be buried, Wan Qing returned to the land of her birth, with no idea of what awaited her once she arrived.

Growing up without a father, Wan Qing returned to China determined to reconnect with the man she barely remembered, in the hopes that while she did so, she might be able to discover the real reason why her parents separated all those years ago. But even more pressing than the mystery surrounding her parents' separation was the unspoken story of how the siblings she never really knew, had lost their lives. As Wan Qing begins to uncover the secrets of the past, she finds her path often crossing with those of Tan Xuan Lin (Chen Xing Xu) and Xu Guang Yao (Lin Yan Jun). One the newly appointed leader of insurgent troops and the other the son of a powerful military commander, they stand on opposite sides of the unrest in Shanghai, but they each take a liking to Wan Qing and agree to use their power and influence to help her on her quest. As they do so, the three begin to develop a strong and lasting friendship; a friendship that is soon put to the ultimate test.

Digging deeper into the past, the three friends soon discover that the story of Wan Qing’s family is much more complicated than they could have ever imagined. Working to unravel the mysteries of the past, Wan Qing finds her heart leading her down an unexpected road. Will her journey bring her the answers she seeks or will she find that what she’s been searching for the most has been beside her all along?

A story of family, friendship, and fealty, “Fall in Love” is a 2021 historical romance drama directed by Lin Jian Long and Chen Guo Hua.

Fall in Love

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In 2017, a series of gory, macabre discoveries has shocked coastal communities in China: Fishing crews in mudflats find a mysterious bag floating in the seas, and discover that it contains a human hand. Other body part finds also cause shock. A police investigation shows that the victim is a 31-year-old woman and a suspect, who confesses to a part of the crime, is taken into custody. But all is not quite as it seems and two of the prosecution’s sharpest minds – Lin Lan (Gai Yue Xi) and Lin Yuan Hao (Chen Xing Xu) – are dispatched to the case. They’ve never met before, but both possess outstanding powers of deduction and forensic skills. The case is nothing if not tricky, and even involves some personal life crossovers, but they eventually start getting close to solving it.

A powerful team has been formed, and the duo now works together, hoping to get to the bottom of other cases, many of which have left the police force perplexed. At their fingertips is a dazzling array of high-tech forensic tools that will help them on their shared quest. But despite their dedication to the cause, things start to get complicated between these young investigators. Do they have what it takes to overcome the obstacles in their way – and solve a series of ever-more confounding crimes?

“Truth” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Li Yi Fan.

Truth

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Nie Xiao Qian (Eleanor Lee) is part of a group of female ghosts who are bound to serve a cruel spirit that feeds on the souls of men. The siren-like ghosts bring men to their haunted liar, ply them with alcohol, seduce them – and then let the spirit feast on their souls.

But Nie Xiao Qian didn’t figure on meeting a man like the bumbling, but pure-hearted apprentice scholar Ning Cai Chen (Chen Xing Xu). This man is forced to spend the night at an abandoned temple on his way to take an important exam.

At first, she plans to seduce him and offer his soul up to the spirit, but is eventually taken in by his quirky charms.

Eventually, Ning Cai Chen learns who she really is – and discovers that the spirit is planning to marry her off to an evil demon. He starts to fall in love with her, and resolves to save her from this terrible fate!

This movie is adapted from a novel by Pu Song Ling, which also spawned a 1987 Hong Kong movie version.

“The Enchanting Phantom” is a 2020 Chinese movie that was directed by Lin Zhen Zhao.

The Enchanting Phantom

Xiao Feng (Peng Xiao Ran) is the much-loved princess of the Western Liang Kingdom. But her kingdom is in peril and stands on the verge of an all-out war with the neighboring Li Dynasty.

Meanwhile, in Li territory, the youngest Li prince, Li Cheng Yin (Chen Xing Xu) is sent on a deadly mission to assassinate key Western Liang figures and steal the heart of Xiao Feng.

The princess proceeds to falls in love with Li Cheng Yin – unaware of his lethal quest.

The Li crown prince, meanwhile, is killed in the carnage of an ambush that also claimed the lives of other important Li figures.

Li Cheng Yin goes ahead with his mission, killing the Western Liang ruler, Xiao Feng’s grandfather – driving her mother to suicide and her father to madness, although he ends up falling in love with Xiao Feng in the process.

After she discovers Li Cheng Yin is to blame for what has happened to her family, the dismayed Xiao Feng jumps into the magical River of Forgetfulness in a bid to escape her emotions. The distraught Li Cheng Yin follows her. Both of their memories are wiped clean of one another…

Now, in a fresh bid for peace, Xiao Feng must travel to the Li stronghold, the daunting Eastern Palace – to marry the new crown prince: Li Cheng Yin.
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Will Xiao Feng stay safe as new threats emerge, far from her beloved homeland? Has her love of Li Cheng Yin gone forever? Or will the unforgiving world of inter-clan politics prove too much for the princess?

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“Goodbye My Princess” is a 2019 Chinese drama series based on the novel “Eastern Palace” by best-selling author Fei Wo Si Cun. It was directed by Li Muge.
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In addition to this, the original series, a director’s cut was released later in 2019, featuring never-before-aired scenes and extra episodes.

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