Sun Qian is a Chinese actress who was born on April 18, 1997, in Beijing, China. She attended the Central Academy of Drama in Beijing and went on to make her TV drama acting debut in the series “Take My Brother Away” in 2018, following up with a role in “Meteor Garden” later the same year. She made her big-screen debut in the film “Love the Way You Are” in 2019, and has recently starred in the drama titles “Sweet Tai Chi” (2019) and “Dr. Cutie” (2020).

Sun Qian

Qiao Hai Yun (Song Chun Li), the family matriarch, insists all family members return home for New Year, but her granddaughter Li Yi Jin (Sandra Ma) challenges this tradition. Yi Jin, daughter of Meng Ming Wei (Xu Fan), struggles under her mother's high expectations, which have strained their relationship. Her aunt Meng Wang Qing (Liang Jing) and cousin Tao Shu Na (Sun Qian) discover hidden secrets that test their seemingly perfect bond, while the youngest daughter Meng Yi An (Li Xiao Ran) continually fights against her predetermined path. Despite their differences, these three generations of Meng women remain deeply connected, supporting each other through life's challenges. As Yi Jin's rebellion threatens to disrupt their family dynamic, they must determine whether their familial ties are strong enough to withstand potential conflict. Adapted from "She and Her Islands" by Yi Nan, this is a 2024 Chinese family drama directed by Lin Yan.

The Islands

😇 Mommy's girls 💞

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

The hellbound team 

Lu Sen (Connor Leong), a technology company chairman with a deadly skin-contact allergy, becomes intrigued by Dr. Fu Yang's (Wang Fang) lifelike robot companion "Friday". When a technical issue prevents the robot's delivery, the doctor asks his former assistant Yang Shan Shan (Sun Qian), who was the robot's physical model, to impersonate the robot temporarily. Arriving at Lu Kun's home, Shan Shan successfully mimics the robot's behavior and avoids triggering his allergies. As she spends more time with him, she becomes emotionally invested and struggles with keeping her true identity secret. Her growing feelings and desire to reveal the truth create tension, leading her to wonder if Lu Kun will accept her as a human once her deception is exposed. This is a 2022 Chinese romantic sci-fi comedy drama directed by Xing Xiao that explores unexpected love and connection.

A Robot in the Orange Orchard

🤖 The AI Assistants ❤️

Tencent

Lu Jia (Sun Qian) harbors a secret, one-sided love for her classmate Xu Jia Xiu (Tang Xiao Tian) during their school days. Mustering her courage, she writes him a heartfelt letter, which initially receives no response. Years later, after spending time overseas, Jia returns to her hometown, and fate begins to reconnect her with Jia Xiu. As time passes, Jia Xiu starts to recognize the lasting impression Jia made years ago, and their long-forgotten feelings begin to resurface. Their unexpected reunion sparks the possibility of a love that was once only a distant dream. This is a 2020 South Korean romantic drama directed by Yang Huan.

Way Back into Love

Back To You team

Youku

Shen Zhao Er (Sun Qian) is the sole surviving relative of a powerful public servant who was framed and convicted of poisoning a royal consort – a crime he did not commit. Both he and his family were sentenced to death – but Shen Zhao Er managed to escape harm.

Now, seven years later, she is out for revenge.

In the time since her family’s death, she has trained to become a talented medic, and disguises herself as a physician named Tian Qi in order to gain access to the royal court.

She proves exceptionally talented in her role, and is selected to become the private doctor to the fiancée of the Emperor (played by Huang Jun Jie). The Emperor, however, finds himself strangely drawn to this new face at court…

But goings-on at the imperial court are never straightforward. Secretive cabals execute dastardly plans, and a series of murders means she must be ever-vigilant.

Will Shen Zhao Er bring the evil public servants who framed her father to justice? And can she survive the intrigue and scheming at court?

“Dr. Cutie” is a 2020 Chinese drama series directed by Ke Han Chen.

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