Luo Yu Tong is a Chinese actress. She was born on August 10, 1994 in Hunan, China and made her acting debut in 2017. Since then, she has appeared in various films and television dramas, including the romantic comedy drama, “Crocodile and The Plover Bird” (2019).

Luo Yu Tong

University student Chun Yu (Sun Qian)'s life is thrown into a tailspin when she awakens after a school bus crash, only to find herself trapped in a ghostly building with her schoolmates. She soon learns that she has been dragged into the macabre world of a horror-themed VR game, set in a “haunted” building where every floor is a tangle of danger and terrifying secrets. Failing to complete a level leaves players comatose in the real world, compelling them to fight for their lives. Forced to play along, she meets fellow player Gao Xuan (Wei Zhe Ming). Together, the duo and their schoolmates navigate the perils of the building, slowly heading toward the final, fearsome 19th floor. Based on the novel “The Nineteenth Floor of Hell” by Cai Jun, this 2024 Chinese drama was directed by Cai Cong and Li Zhi Heng.

19th Floor

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Having spent the majority of her life training, it comes as no surprise that now, as a college athlete, Yuan Lai (Luo Yu Tong) has garnered a fair amount of attention. But after claiming the title of judo champion at the City College League tournament, Yuan Lai’s fame skyrockets. Returning to school a hero in her own right, Yuan Lai now finds herself the center of attention, not just in the sporting world but in her everyday life as well.&nbsp;

While Yuan Lai makes a triumphant return to school, Jiang Gu Nan’s (Derek Chang) return to Shenan University is anything but. Once a champion swimmer, Gu Nan moved to Australia to train but plummeting grades and repeated failures have forced him to return home in shame. On opposite sides of the athletic spectrum, Yuan Lai and Gu Nan might never have met, had fate not decided to intervene in a most peculiar way.

Though their initial meeting wasn’t exactly idyllic, it did spark something between them: an inexplicable drive to further pursue their dreams. While spurring each other on, Yuan Lai and Gu Nan come to realize there’s a lot to admire in each other. Can this unexpected yet undeniable spark between them grow into something more?

A story of love, dreams, and inspiration, “So It’s You” is a 2022 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Luo Hui De.

So It’s You

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Just how far would you go to stop your mother and work colleagues from interfering in your private life? Ye Xiao Bai (Chen Du Ling) decides to find out!

While working on a tense and work-intensive business project with her boss Guan Yi He (Hawick Lau), she ends up falling in love. He too has developed feelings for her.

But this love affair will be anything but straightforward. Not only does Ye Xiao Bai have a meddling mother to throw off the scent, but there is also another hurdle: Company policy strictly forbids workplace romances.

The duo decides to wed in secret to avoid the heat, and even ties the knot. For a while, things look to be going swimmingly, and they even manage to start a little family. But this is where things get complicated – as keeping a lid on their love now proves to be trickier than ever.

Ye Xiao Bai is determined to have the lot, however: A successful career, a happy family, and a blissful marriage – but have she and her secret husband bitten off more than they can chew?

“Invisible Life” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was directed by Tao Ling Ling.

Invisible Life

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Growing up in a small town, Li Nan En (Zhang Tian Ai) has always had a passion for traditional Chinese culture and architecture. Hoping to further her knowledge of the subjects she loves most, she joins an exchange program and moves to France, continuing her education at the Bordeaux University. While there, she joins an animal research society where she meets Zhou Er Wen (Chen Bolin), a stone-faced architectural genius who advocates for sustainable high-tech architecture.

Devoted to the polar opposites of the same field, Nan En and Er Wen find themselves constantly at odds with each other. It’s only through the mediation of their mutual friend, Gao Mu (Wu Hao Chen), that they begin to acknowledge the fact that there are both pros and cons to each side of their arguments. It’s a hard thing for either of them to admit but once they do, they find themselves slowly forming a very unlikely friendship.

Back home, the two find themselves working side-by-side on a project that will impact that architectural industry for years to come. As time passes and their project comes together, Nan En and Er Wen begin to realize that the biggest impact they’ve made is on each other.

A story of enterprising ideas, passionate pursuits, and love, “Crocodile and The Plover Bird” is a 2019 romantic comedy drama directed by Lin Yan.&nbsp;

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