Xia Ning Jun in a Chinese actor. He was born on December 30, 1994 and made his debut as an actor in 2019 when he took on the role of Ye Yun in the romantic drama, “Love Under the Moon”.

Xia Ning Jun

As a music-loving college senior, Gu Sheng (Zhou Ye) works hard to compose and create beautiful music. A historical musician known online as Sheng Sheng Man, Gu Sheng shares her music with the world but amassing an online following is only one small part of her dream.&nbsp;

A huge fan of the voice dubbing master known to her only by his stage name, Qiang Qing Ci (Tan Jian Ci), Gu Sheng’s biggest dream is to someday work with the vocal master. Unfortunately, even with her online following, she has never once crossed paths with the voice-dubbing master. Unsure how she’ll ever make her dreams come true, Gu Sheng gets an unexpected chance when she finds herself picking out Qiang Qing Ci’s voice at a local event. Following the familiar voice to its source, Gu Sheng finds herself face-to-face with Mo Qing Cheng, the person behind the voice of Qiang Qing Ci.&nbsp;

Finding himself as intrigued by Gu Sheng as she is with him, Qing Cheng devises a plan to get to know the sweet musician. With his voice constantly stirring her heartstrings, how long will it take for Gu Sheng to fall for Qing Cheng completely?

Adapted from the novel “Really, Really Miss You” by Mo Bao Fei Bao, “Love Me, Love My Voice” is a 2023 Chinese romance drama directed by Sha Wei Qi.

Love Me, Love My Voice

Lu Ran Ran (Xu Ruo Han) is a young female medical intern on her path to becoming a doctor. Wang Chen Yi (Liu Yi Chang), meanwhile, is a video game designer who has created an imaginative virtual reality game set in China’s imperial past. But due to a strange quirk of fate, she is sucked into the “reality” of the game – and finds herself transformed into one of the game’s characters. Lu Ran Ran becomes Lu Ren Jia, a woman who finds herself at the center of attention for four attractive princes.

Wang Chen Yi, meanwhile, has also “become” one of the princes – Zhao Chen Yi, the most flamboyant and most junior of the four brothers. The remaining NPC princes are all very different: while one is gentle, another is more romantic. But as they begin to get more deeply involved in the mysterious world of the game, the NPCs begin to develop new personality traits that their owner never envisaged them possessing! Is there a way out of this VR world for the Lu Ran Ran? Or is she destined to find love with one of the video game’s characters in this imaginary world?

This drama series was based on a video game named “Shi Shang Zui Keng Die De You Xi.”

“Catch Up My Prince” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Xi Dao.

Catch Up My Prince

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Xiong Xi Ruo (Xi Zi) is a young female painter who infiltrates the family home of the powerful Li family to paint a copy of a precious item.

However, her escape from the Li home goes horribly wrong and she finds her fate at the mercy of Li family heir Li Hong Bin (Xia Ning Jin).

On the verge of arrest, Li Hong Bin and Xiong Xi Ruo hatch a lie – they pretend that she is pregnant with his child. This arrangement suits Li Hong Bin fine, as a marriage with Xiong Xi Ruo will help him escape an arranged marriage with the daughter of the Song family – a union he is particularly keen to avoid.

The Li family grants its consent for Li Hong Bin and Xiong Xi Ruo to get married, but it is not long before some relatives – and the plotting Song family – begin to suspect that the pregnancy is a fake.

Meanwhile, as Li Hong Bin and Xiong Xi Ruo spend more time in each other's company, they begin to develop a growing fondness for one another.

Could love bloom between the pair? And can they survive – or even thwart – the schemes at court?

This drama was based on a long-running web-based cartoon series named “Unreliable Princess.”

“Oh! My Sweet Liar!” is a 2020 Chinese period drama series that was directed by Cheng Ming Ko.

Oh! My Sweet Liar!

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A struggling student, desperate to find a way to make enough money to cover the cost of attending university in Shanghai, Xiang Yuan (Victoria Song) was willing to do whatever it took to make her dreams come true. When the Ye family offered to pay for all of her university expenses, Xiang Yuan accepted their offer without hesitation. Little did she know that in so doing, she would alter the course of her life forever.

Smart, dedicated, and determined to make a better life for herself, Xiang Yuan excelled in school, so much so that by the time she enters the workplace, she’s well on her way to becoming financially independent. Nearly free of the debt she owed the Ye family, Xiang Yuan found herself falling for the family’s eldest son, Ye Qian Ze (Ou Hao). Little did she know that the family’s second son, Ye Yun (Xia Ning Jun) had already fallen in love with her.

Caught up in an unexpected and messy love triangle, Xiang Yuan must find a way to overcome the obstacles of life and love, while holding onto the one thing that has always driven her forward... Her dreams.

Based on the novel by Xin Yi Wu, “Love Under the Moon” is a 2019 drama directed by Yu Chun.

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