Song Wei En is a Taiwanese actor who was born on December 20, 1994, in Taichung. He studied at the National Taiwan University of Arts, and then made his acting debut in 2015, appearing in the culinary-themed TV drama series “Love Kitchen.” He followed up with a performance in “Swimming Battle” in 2016, and scooped the Best New Actor prize at the Golden Bell Awards for his role in the 2018 series “Age of Rebellion.” He has also appeared in drama titles such as “The Making of an Ordinary Woman” and the second “HIStory” installment of 2019, “HIStory 3: Make Our Days Count.”

Song Wei En

As an aspiring doctor, Bai Zongyi (Taro Lin) feels compelled to help those in need around him. So when fate brings the injured gangster, Fan Jheruei (Hsu Kai) into his life, Zongyi can’t turn him away.&nbsp;

Taking Jheruei into his own home, Zongyi nurses the wounded man back to health. As Jheruei’s injuries slowly heal, the walls standing between the two men begin to crumble. Setting ideals and prejudices aside, Zongyi and Jheruei begin to understand and appreciate each other. As their relationship continues to grow, love naturally blossoms but what should have ended in “happily ever after” only ends in heartbreak when Zongyi is incarcerated for Jheruei’s mistakes.

Four years later, the two men are reunited once more but the feelings that were once so sweet between them have soured. Will Zongyi and Jheruei find a way to heal the breach between them or will they decide it’s better if they both go their separate ways?

Adapted from the web novel “Dear to Me” by Lin Pei Yu, “Kiseki: Dear to Me” is a 2023 Taiwanese romance drama produced by Bada TV.

KISEKI: DEAR TO ME

Miracle of Love👬❤️

Ten&nbsp;years ago, Seisei Studio was a successful business, well on its way to making a profound mark on the world. Unfortunately the company’s luck only lasted so long. Now on the brink of bankruptcy, the company and all of its employees are desperately searching for a miracle. Incredibly enough, they happen to find one and his name is Jin Yu Zhen (Aaron Lai).&nbsp;

An exceptional talent, with keen business sense and extraordinary management skills, Jin Yu Zhen steps into the role of Seisei’s new director and immediately turns the place around. Promising to carry the company into greatness once more, Yu Zhen has only one rule he asks his new employees to follow: No in-office dating, romance, or marriage. After announcing that anyone caught breaking this rule will be immediately dismissed, Yu Zhen goes about his business but his stunned employees refuse to let him get away with such a ridiculous rule.&nbsp;

Determined to make Yu Zhen abolish his only rule, the office’s king of tsundere, Shei Lei (Hank Wang), approaches the new director with a very clear plan. But in his attempt to soften Yu Zhen’s heart, Shei Lei finds his own heart in danger, especially once he realizes his boss’ tough exterior hides a broken heart, yearning for love.&nbsp;

A story of love and healing, “Be Loved in House: I Do” is a 2021 romance drama directed by Chiang Ping-Chen.

Be Loved in House: I Do

Fixing The Broken Heart Team

At the tender age of eleven, Zhang Jian Yi (Wu Nien Hsuan) was diagnosed with a genetic heart disease. An avid basketball player, Jian Yi was devastated by the news. With his dreams of becoming a professional baller now shattered, Jian Yi set aside his passion for the sport he loved and tried to find a way to move on with life. But some dreams refuse to be forgotten.

Now sixteen, Jian Yi has never lost his passion for basketball. Though never playing in public, there hasn’t been a day in his life where he hasn’t practiced, his love of the sport constantly driving him to keep moving forward. When Yan Xi (Tsai Jui Hsueh), the high school basketball team’s manager happens to catch Jian Yi during one of his secret practice sessions, she instinctively realizes he’s exactly what her team needs.

Convincing Jian Yi to join the team, Yan Xi stands by her new recruit, despite the protests of many. Forced to fight against the disdain of his teammates, the opposition of his parents, and his own physical limitations, Jian Yi is pushed to the limits. Will his passion and determination be enough to make his dreams come true, or will he succumb to the bitterness of defeat?

A story of big dreams and the power of perseverance, “Fly the Jumper” is a 2020 high school sports drama directed by Li Ruonong.

Fly the Jumper

The Shooting Stars Team

Hou Ba Tian (Lee Poh Shiang) feels like he is cursed: Shorter than most, he is also cowardly, and anything but a shining star in the workplace.

What’s more, everything good in his life appears to come with an eight-day time limit: Just eight days after finding a new job, he is fired by his disappointed boss. Just eight days after starting a new relationship, his girlfriend dumps him. No matter what he tries, he cannot seem to find long-term satisfaction or success.

Meanwhile, Meng Po Er (Liang Yi Chan) is also down on her luck. Although she is tall and good-looking, she has just been robbed. She is then thrown out of her house, and is eventually forced to take a job at a street food vendors’ stall.

Hou Ba Tian visits the stall to drink and eat, and saves her from what appears to be an altercation with a customer. The down-on-their-luck duo decides to join forces, and Hou Ba Tian agrees to allow Meng Po Er to live with him – if she agrees to do all the housework!

Could their fortunes change for the better? Will Hou Ba Tian break his eight-day curse? And could love blossom for this odd couple?

“8 Days Limited” is a 2020 drama series that was co-produced by Hong Cai Cen and Xiong Hong Bin.

8 Days Limited

Cursed Destiny Team

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At first glance, high schoolers Xiang Hao Ting (Song Wei En) and Yu Xi Gu (Huang Juan Zhi) appear to be polar opposites: While Xiang Hao Ting is an outgoing, hot-headed extravert and some-time bully, Yu Xi Gu prefers to keep a low profile and focus on his schoolwork.

They seem bound for totally different futures – the bookish Yu Xi Gu looks destined for academic success, while life is just a long popularity contest for Xiang Hao Ting. But a quirk of fate – and a crucial intervention by a female schoolmate – results in the two young men’s paths crossing.

But there is more to both young men than first meets the eye. Xiang Hao Ting was not always this way. He started out as a perfect student until he discovered the joys of going off the rails.

And Yu Xi Gu has a reason for being so aloof and studious: His parents died in a traffic accident while he was younger, and he is being fostered by his aunt. As such, he works hard to get good grades in an effort to win a scholarship and ease the financial burden on his relatives.

Yu Xi Gu also works part-time at a convenience store, where his manager Liu Zhi Gang (Zhang Han Yuan)&nbsp;has developed a crush on a man he has met at the gym.

Back at school, meanwhile, Yu Xi Gu and Xiang Hao Ting find themselves drawn together, and passions ignite. The former notices that he has the unique ability to bring Xiang Hao Ting out of his shell – and becomes intent on melting his cold-as-ice exterior.

What will happen when their two worlds collide? And can love be the catalyst that helps bring these two unlikely students together – as their high school days draw to a close? 
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“HIStory 3: Make Our Days Count” is a 2019 Taiwanese drama series directed by Tsai Mi Chieh. It is the latest in a continuing series of dramas – beginning with “HIStory,” which first aired in 2017.

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