Li Cheng Bin is a Taiwanese actor who was born on November 22, 1987. He first made a name for himself in the entertainment business when he began appearing in music videos in 2011 – first in a music release for singer Rainie, and then for artists Na Ying and A-Lin. He made his movie debut in 2015, appearing in “The Beloved,” and made his drama bow the same year, featuring in the series “Be Famous for 15 Minutes.” He has since gone on to appear in drama titles such as “Women of Shanghai” (2018) and Never Gone” (2018), as well as 2019’s “Arsenal Military Academy.”

Li Cheng Bin

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Ran Yan (Zhou Jie Qiong) is an 18-year-old noblewoman whose family has fallen on hard times. Instead of living a life of luxury, she spent her youth learning about how to work as a sort of amateur forensic detective, conducting autopsies, and examining dead bodies for evidence linking criminals to murders. Far less squeamish than her male counterparts, she has never shied away from conducting an investigation. But when her mentor’s gambling debts get out of hand, she is forced to enter into a bargain whereby the mentor will be excused the debt if she “lends” her skills to investigators hunting for clues in a gangland killing.

As she investigates, she encounters a deadly assassin named Su Fu (Pei Zi Tian), as well as Xiao Song (Li Cheng Bin), the Emperor’s investigator and right-hand man. Both are on the hunt for a priceless pearl that Ran Yan begins to understand is the key to a gigantic and sprawling plot. As Xiao Song and Ran Yan begin to form a close bond, she realizes that she will need all of her investigative skills – and love smarts – about her if she is to get to the bottom of the case.

“Miss Truth” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was directed by Wu Tian Ge and Ye Tian.

Miss Truth

🔎Detectives of truth ⚔

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In the early years of the 20th century, Chinese military forces find themselves locked in a drawn-out, bloody conflict as they fight back again the Imperial Japanese army.

The government drafts young male conscripts to defend the besieged northeast of the country – but a woman named Xie Xiang (Bai Lu) also wants in on the action. She decides to cut her hair short and assume her brother’s identity in a bid to join the Chinese army.

Xie Xiang quickly proves herself more than capable in soldiery, and soon wins herself a place in an elite military academy in Shanghai.

At the academy, she befriends a number of young male recruits, including quarrelsome rich kid Gu Yan Zheng (Xu Kai) and the gentle and introverted Shen Jun San (Li Cheng Bin).

As the recruits begin to hone their skills, they grow in confidence – and decide to take measures of their own in an attempt to foil the invading forces.

But their struggle becomes more complicated when both Gu Yan Zheng and Shen Jun San begin to develop feelings for Xie Xiang.

Will the comrades-in-arms survive the bitter ravages of military conflict? Will love derail Xie Xiang’s quest for justice? And will all really prove fair in love and war?

“Arsenal Military Academy” is a 2019 Chinese period drama series directed by Hue Kai Dong.

Arsenal Military Academy

The All Guns Blazing Team

Su Yun Jin (Landy Li, Yang Zi Shan) and Cheng Zheng (Hu Xian Xu, Elvis Han) are total opposites. From their personalities to their family backgrounds, they live two different lives. 

Despite their differences, Cheng Zheng pursues Yun Jin and eventually wins her heart. 

Their relationship doesn't come easy and eventually they go their separate ways. 

But when Cheng Zheng reappears after several years, will they fall back in love? 

"Never Gone" is a 2018 Chinese drama based on the popular novel by Xin Yiwu.

Never Gone

Childhood best friends July (Sandra Ma) and An Sheng (Zhou Dong Yu) think that their friendship will last forever. They are totally inseparable and have made bold plans together about how they will live as adults. But these plans are seemingly shattered forever when they turn 18 and meet (and subsequently fall in love with) Jia Ming (Li Cheng Bin). After a stormy love triangle, the two friends go their own separate ways, with July becoming a free-spirited drifter and An Sheng starting to live the mundane life of a big-city office worker.

But the past eventually catches up with all three when An Sheng bumps into Jia Ming again by chance. Then, she discovers that a fictionalized account of her friendship with July has been published. She is reunited with July as she attempts to discover what happened – and discovers just how different July’s life since their teenage years has been from her own. Slowly they begin to explore the wounds of the past, and explore a secret they share, one they vowed never to tell a soul...

“Soul Mate” is a 2016 Chinese movie that was based on a novel by Anni Baobei and directed by Derek Tsang.

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