Bruce He is a Taiwanese actor born on September 7, 1990, in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. He studied at the National University of Tainan and made his entertainment business debut in 2014, appearing in a music video for a release by Taiwanese singer Pets Tseng. That same year, he made his movie debut, featuring in “Café. Waiting. Love.” He followed up with the movie “Les Aventures D'Anthony” in 2015, and also made his drama debut in 2015, appearing in web-based series “Happy Together.” More recently, he has appeared in the movie “More than Blue” (2018) and the drama “Hello Again!” (2019).

Bruce He

Han Zhen Zhen (Sonia Sui) is a woman who has been through a lot. Once swimming in debt, she has managed to repay all of her loans – leaving her penniless. But she wants her family to have a fresh start – and thinks that moving into her sister’s exclusive neighborhood full of wealthy and powerful individuals will help her do so. So she, her teenage daughter, and her husband, the struggling and frustrated writer Zhuang Jun Jie (James Wen) decide to do precisely that.

Han Zhen Zhen first thinks that all is well. But she is soon sucked into local power politics, and becomes embroiled in a bitter dispute. And things get even worse for their daughter, who is tormented by her past demons. She was once the victim of bullying, and her misfortunes continue in the new neighborhood when she is sexually assaulted. Zhuang Jun Jie accuses a baseball player and fellow resident of carrying out the crime. But is he really her attacker? And what will become of the family as local rivalries deepen?

“Lovely Villain” is a 2022 Taiwanese drama series that was directed by Hung Tzu Peng.

Lovely Villain

Lovely Villain Team

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Long Jie (Kent Tsai) is a high school student whose life appears to have been cursed with endless rotten luck. From his family life to his studies and his social life, nothing seems to ever go right for him. When a family tragedy compounds his misery, leaving him alone, he thinks things can’t get any worse...until things take a turn for the bizarre.

All of a sudden, he finds himself face-to-face with a merman name Ren Yu (Bruce He). The latter cannot survive out of water for long, and claims that it is Long Rie’s fault that he has been brought ashore. Long Jie agrees to help and takes this half-man-, half-sea creature back to his home, where Ren Yu promptly takes over the bathtub! Forced to live with this unlikely marine being, Long Jie eventually finds that Ren Yu is actually quite a lot of fun – although the whole situation gets weirder still when the merman becomes his classmate. But there’s magic in the air, and if too long goes by without Ren Yu returning to the sea, there could be trouble ahead. What will become of their friendship when the call of the ocean begins to grow louder?

“49 Days with a Merman” is a 2022 Taiwanese drama series that was directed by Zhang Xi Ming.

49 Days with A Merman

🧜‍♂️ My friend is a Merman 🧜

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High school friends Ke Ai (Amber An) and Zi Hao (Bruce He) are a mere 100 days away from taking their university entrance exams, and decide to make a bet: if the duo gain admission to the same university, she must carry his schoolbag around for him for a whole year.

A twist of fate intervenes to ruin their bet, however. Ke Ai’s family finds itself in a financial crisis. She is forced to give up her aspirations of going to university altogether and find work in order to keep the creditors at bay.

A decade later, destiny once again throws them together. Zi Hao has become a business hotshot and has a senior management role with an exclusive department store. Ke Ai, meanwhile, has become a market vendor and sells clothing at a stall with her mother. She decides to look for better pay by taking a job at Zi Hao’s department store, unaware that her former classmate manages the store.

But when their paths finally cross once, they recall the bet they made 10 years ago and feelings they once thought lost suddenly come bubbling to the surface again…

Could this chance reunion somehow help Ke Ai fulfill her long-forgotten academic dreams? And could the duo’s friendship evolve into something more lasting – and meaningful – this time around?

“Hello Again!” is a 2019 Taiwanese drama series directed by Yu Wei and Liu Guang Hui.

Hello Again!

Unexpected Encounter Team

In many ways, Ji Jia Shu (Bruce He) is just like any other college student. He goes to class, he studies, and he tries his best, but unlike any of his other classmates, Jia Shu has a secret gift. He possesses the ability to see ghosts. Unfortunately, despite being able to see ghosts, Jia Shu can’t communicate with them; a fact that has frustrated him his entire life.

Having spent years trying to communicate with the ghosts he encounters, Jia Shu has all but given up. But the day he encounters Zhang Qian Qian (Huang Pei Jia), everything changes. Suddenly able to communicate with the pretty spirit, Jia Shu asks Qian Qian for help “translating” for the others. Agreeing to help, Qian Qian introduces Jai Shu to Pete (Igor Kovic), a ghost who has been haunting Jai Shu for ages. One of Jia Shu’s ancestors, Pete hopes his great-great-great-grandson will finally be able to unravel the mysteries surrounding his death.

With Qian Qian by his side, Jia Shu agrees to do just that. Will this investigation into the past bring his ancestor the peace he desires or will Jia Shu be haunted by his great grandfather forever?

“Meant to Be” is a 2017 Taiwanese comedy film directed by Xu Li Da.

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