Fei Xing is a Chinese actress and singer born in Inner Mongolia, China, on October 9, 1994. She attended the Shanghai Theatre Academy and made her entertainment industry debut in 2015, appearing in the education-themed variety show “Grade One: Freshman.” She made her acting bow the following year, starring in the TV drama “Campus Basketball Situation” and the movie “Don't Waste Youth.” In 2017, she appeared in the lead female role in Season 1 and 2 of “Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me.” She also sang one of the songs that appeared on the show’s soundtrack, entitled “I Will Forever Love the Guy Sitting Opposite Me." More recently, she has appeared in the drama “Put Your Head on My Shoulder” (2019).

Xing Fei

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As the first daughter of the first wife of the powerful Lu Family, Lu An Ran (Xing Fei) had everything she needed in life. With a sharp mind and a natural gift for business management, An Ran was well-positioned to become the next head of the Lu Family.&nbsp;

Having expanded the family’s business and increased their power within the empire, An Ran’s marriage to Prince Qing, Mu Ze (Jing Chao), only served to strengthen her family’s wealth and position. But the ten years she spent with Mu Ze ended in tragedy as she learned the hard way that her husband had been using their marriage as a means of destroying her entire family. Now the sole surviving member of the once-powerful Lu Family, An Ran’s sorrow consumed her. No longer wishing to live, An Ran threw herself into a fire but rather than being taken into the afterlife, An Ran woke to discover that she had been transported ten years into the past.

With a heart burning for revenge, An Ran does everything in her power to stop Mu Ze from destroying her family. Teaming up with Mu Ze’s brother, Mu Chuan (Zhai Zi Lu), An Ran stands poised to take down Mu Ze only to realize that the time she’s spent with his soft-hearted brother has changed her in unexpected ways. Torn between a new-found love and her desire for revenge, which path will An Ran choose?

A story of love, hate, and second chances, “Lost Track of Time” is a 2022 Chinese historical romance drama directed by Yi Jun.&nbsp;

Lost Track of Time

🌛Changing Fate🌜

Tencent

In a realm dominated by martial arts experts, heroes, and villains, Hu Fei (Qin Jun Jie) is a young, brave, justice-loving man on a quest for revenge. His father was killed, leaving him an orphan – and thirsting for vengeance. During his quest, he encounters a tyrannical warlord who he believes has wronged him and others. But things get complicated when he then falls for that same warlord’s daughter, the stunning Yuan Zi Yi (Liang Jie).

Hu Fei slowly begins to mellow, and also becomes involved in a mission to find a medical cure that will help restore the sight of a man who has been struck blind. While he searches for this medicine, he meets the young female apprentice of the Poison Hand Medicine King, a woman named Cheng Ling Su (Xing Fei). She appears to have feelings for him, too, complicating matters of the heart. But as he continues on his quest, Hu Fei starts to suspect that he may have a secret identity – and that his father’s death did not quite happen in the way he originally believed...
This drama was based on a novel of the same name that was written by Jin Yong.

“Side Story of Fol Volant” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Lian Yi Ming.

Side Story of Fox Volant

✨ The Marvellous ✨ Team 

Many years ago, when they were high schoolers, Tang Xin (Xing Fei) met the tall and dashing Yuan Shen Qing (Hu Yi Tian). She instantly fell for him, although she didn’t tell him at the time. He told her that he wouldn’t forget her, but since then, their paths have gone in different directions: She has become a trainee reporter, while he has become the country’s leading 50-meter pistol shooter, heading China’s bid for Olympic glory. As the pistol shooting team prepares for the Olympics, Tang Xin is assigned to interview him. But when she is suddenly confronted by the man she held a candle for, she is overcome with nerves. He, meanwhile, is dismissive and cold toward her.

Tang Xin is assigned to film and interview the team as it prepares for the Olympics, but Yuan Shen Qing finds that he is unsettled by her presence, as it even starts to interfere with his performance. He cannot seem to understand why his aim is affected by Tang Xin. But as they spend more time together, he starts to wonder if he isn’t perhaps falling for her. Will Olympic glory – and maybe romance – come calling?

“Hello, the Sharpshooter” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Liu Yi Zhi.

Hello, the Sharpshooter

Shot through the heart Team 💘

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Gu Chuan (Allen Ren) is a passion-filled, vibrant young man with his whole life ahead of him – until his life is turned upside down by a sudden traffic accident.

He suffers life-threatening injuries to his heart and surgeons are able to save him by giving him an emergency heart transplant.

But when he recovers, he discovers that he is no longer allowed to perform most forms of exercise. Worse still, the doctors warn him that experiencing strong emotions could also end his life prematurely. He tries to return to normal life, but the changes he must make to his lifestyle take all the fizz out of his existence.

He carefully avoids anything that could raise his heart rate – even if doing so turns him into a shadow of his former self.

Things take another turn, however, when a woman named Jiang Xiao Yu (Fei Xing) comes to work at the company he and his friend set up. Jiang Xiao Yu’s own back story is also tinged with sadness: She was orphaned at an early age. Regardless, she is a veritable font of positivity.

Little by little, that positivity starts to rub off on Gu Chuan – but could this bond ever turn romantic, in spite of his condition?

“Miss Crow with Mr. Lizard” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Qiang Wu.

Miss Crow with Mr. Lizard

Passionate Mechanical Hearts

Zhuo Rong (Fei Xing) has long dreamed of becoming a lawyer, but her mother is absolutely determined to see her daughter study finance abroad. Hoping that her daughter will successfully settle down somewhere overseas, Zhuo Rong’s mother won’t take “no” for an answer. Unable to convince her mother to let her pursue her dreams, Zhuo Rong has no choice but to do as her mother wishes. Or does she?

After successfully convincing her mother that she has set off for distant lands, Zhuo Rong secretly returns home to begin work as a legal intern. Taking on her first case, Zhuo Rong comes face-to-face with her childhood friend, Wen Shao Qing (Tang Xiao Tian). Now a surgeon, Shao Qing isn’t just Zhuo Rong’s client, he’s also her landlord and next-door neighbor. Tied together by the ever-tightening strings of fate, Zhuo Rong and Shao Qing find themselves drawing closer, despite their best efforts.

Engaged in a never-ending battle of wits, the childhood friends may fight against the ties that bind them, but how long will they be able to resist the inevitable?

Based on the novel of the same name by Dong Benxi Gu, “My Little Happiness” is a 2021 romantic comedy directed by Yang Long.

My Little Happiness

👩‍❤️‍👨 Happily Ever After 🩺

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Quirky and unconventional, Zhan Qinghong (Fei Xing) grew up well enough, but she never shared the dreams most treasured by her peers. While other girls dreamed of marrying well, Qinghong dreamt of only one thing: to become a great martial arts master. Ready to turn her dreams into reality, Qinghong entered the martial arts world with wide-eyed innocence and insatiable curiosity. Unfortunately, it didn’t take long for her to realize that the world which she had so long believed to be a world of righteousness and honor, was actually controlled by wicked traitors.

Determined to reform the fighting world, Qinghong relies on her intelligence and tenacity to bring about change; but the work proves to be both difficult and dangerous. Realizing the path she has chosen may be too treacherous to travel alone, Qinghong never suspected that Junan City’s notorious playboy would be the one to come alongside her on her quest. Yet, when fate brings them together, that is exactly what Lin Fang (Alan Yu) does.

Using his reputation as a sickly aristocrat with a penchant for wooing women to hide much darker motives, Lin Fang has but one goal in life: to exact revenge for his clan. After meeting Qinghong, Lin Fang’s hardened heart begins to soften and he finds himself drawn to her unexpected charms. Unwilling to let Qinghong fight her battles alone, Lin Fang takes up her cause and together, they take on the daunting task of reforming and rebuilding the world of martial arts from the ground up.

Based on the novel of the same name by Ding Mo, “The Moon Brightens For You” is a 2020 adventure fantasy romance drama directed by Lan Hai Han and Liu Kai.

The Moon Brightens For You

Tencent TV

Trying to figure out what you want to do in life is hard enough, but with graduation fast approaching, Si Tu Mo (Fei Xing) is finding the task nearly impossible. Standing on the brink of adulthood, the pressure to make this next big step in life the right one, was starting to make Tu Mo second guess everything. Finding herself wavering between what she wants and what everyone expects of her, Tu Mo has no idea where she should go from here. At least not until she meets Gu Wei Yi (Lin Yi).

A brilliant physics student, Wei Yi knows exactly what he wants from life and he isn’t afraid to chase his dreams. Watching Tu Mo flounder through these last fleeting days of university life, Wei Yi decides to step in and help her out.&nbsp;

Encouraging Tu Mo to think about what it is she really wants, Wei Yi helps his lost friend see that life doesn’t always have to have structure and a plan, by reminding her that sometimes it’s best to follow your heart.

Based on the novel by Zhao Gangan, “Put Your Head On My Shoulder” is a 2019 romantic drama directed by Zhu Dong Ning.

Put Your Head On My Shoulder

Lean on Me 

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The plot thickens! Fate has brought former milk delivery girl Chu Xia (Fei Xing) and the heir to the Han family riches Han Qi Lu (Li Hong Yi) together under the same roof – and to the same school.

At his expensive private school, Han Qi Lu is known as Master Devil – and with his ruthless streak, he certainly lives up to his moniker!

Love was already complicated for the duo and their classmates in season 1, but this season things get even stickier as eager love rivals start to make their feelings known for both Chu Xia and Han Qi Lu.

Besides the affairs of the heart, life is getting increasingly complex for Chu Xia, who is abducted by mystery villains – but the quick-thinking Han Qi Lu is on hand to help. And things intensify when the mystery surrounding Cha Xia’s true identity – and that of her father – begins to unravel.

Will Chu Xia learn of the secrets that led to her birth? And does the Master Devil’s heart truly belong to sometime adversary Chu Xia?

This series is based on a hit novel by Jin Xia Mo.

“Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me Season 2” is a 2017 Chinese romantic comedy-drama.

Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me Season 2

Kissing The Devil Team

A bizarre twist of fate throws impoverished tearaway milk delivery girl Chu Xia (Fei Xing) together with an unlikely Prince Charming – ruthless know-it-all business heir Han Qi Lu (Li Hong Yi), known to his schoolmates as Master Devil.

Tragedy strikes – Chu Xia finds herself orphaned and homeless. At the dying request of Chu Xia’s mother, the Han family agrees to take her in until she reaches university age, much to Han Qi Lu’s dismay.

But things soon get worse for him when his family insists Chu Xia must attend the same exclusive private school Han Qi Lu currently lords it over. Not everyone at the school is enamored with their quirky new classmate – least of all the Master Devil himself!

But Chu Xia’s street-smarts help her find her way out of countless scrapes, winning her a few friends on the way!

Will Han Qi Lu and his school friends scare off Chu Xia, or will she win everyone over with her own unique charms? And will the bitter adversity between Chu Xia and Master Devil turn into something altogether…sweeter?

This series is based on a hit novel by Jin Xia Mo.

“Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me Season 1” is a 2017 Chinese romantic comedy-drama.

Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me Season 1

Hunan TV

Can a young woman regain her passion for martial arts? 

Qi Bai Cao (An Yue Xi) was adopted and raised by a taekwondo master after a childhood fire killed her parents. After losing her beloved mentor and a national competition ends badly, Bai Cao loses her motivation to continue training and competing. 

But by chance, Bai Cao meets Chang An (Ji Chang Wook), a mysterious man who decides to take her under his wings and train again to compete. Chang An is the toughest instructor and pushes Bai Cao like she’s never been pushed before, only because he knows that she has the potential to do well. 

Fang Ting Hao (Chen Xiang), who develops feelings for Bai Cao, trains to capture not only the national title but also Bai Cao’s heart. 

Can Bai Cao find the courage to compete again?

“Whirlwind Girl 2” is a 2016 Chinese drama series directed by Zhi Chao. It is the second season to “Whirlwind Girl,” which originally aired in 2015. The series also is known as “Tornado Girl” and “Tae Kwon Do Girl” and is based on a novel by Ming Xiao Xi.

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