Gong Zheng Nan is a Chinese actor who was born in Shandong, China, on October 17, 1984. He studied at the Performance Department of Beijing Film Academy, where he graduated in 2001. In 2005, he debuted in the wartime drama series “National Lifeline.” He has since gone on to appear in popular drama series titles such as “Return the World to You” in 2018, as well as “The Wolf” (2020).

Gong Zheng Nan

Terrible things are afoot in Bianliang City. At night, there are reports of blood-hungry humanoid, wolf-like creatures hunting innocent people in the moonlight – attacking them with their sharp, poisonous claws. Mutilated bodies begin appearing, and the city’s inhabitants start to believe they are under the spell of an evil curse. But are there really supernatural forces afoot – or is the whole thing a big ruse that has been masterminded by an evil schemer?

Two completely different heroes are dispatched to solve the case. They are the so-called “Royal Cat” Zhan Zhao (He Ming Han) and the “Mouse” Bai Yu Tang (Andrew Pong). As their names suggest, they take a very different approach to solving crime. While one is a meticulous, by-the-book law enforcer, the other is a rough, tough, no-nonsense type. Although they initially have little time for one another, they must pool their skills – and team up with a bungling fellow martial artist named Ding Yue Hua (Mirrre) and Justice Bao Zheng (Ken Lok) – if they are to get to the bottom of this perplexing and deadly mystery!

“The Brocade Mouse Royal Cat Nine Deep Blood Wolf” is a 2021 Chinese movie that was directed by Francis Nam Chi Wai.

The Brocade Mouse Royal Cat Nine Deep Blood Wolf

🐀Mouse and Cats Team🐈

Tencent, iQiyi

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A teenage boy (Darren Wang) who has been raised by wolves and has developed keen, supernatural-like senses, meets a woman named Ma Zhai Xing (Li Qin), the teenage daughter of a government official – and the duo strikes up a firm friendship.

But Wolf Boy knows little about the ways of civilized society and is easily duped by Ma Zhai Xing’s brother into offending a powerful group of people who then hunt him down and push him from a cliff.

However, the fall has not killed the boy, instead just leaving him badly injured.

The Yang ruler Chu Kui (Ding Yong Dai) has learned of Wolf Boy – and goes searching for the youth. He believes he can make use of the boy’s powers and eventually adopts him as his own son, keeping his true identity a secret.

Raised to be ruthless and fiercely loyal to Chu Kui, he is eventually named as a royal prince.

But eight years after the prince’s fateful fall, he is suddenly reunited with Ma Zhai Xing. Could old emotions resurface, or has too much water passed under the bridge?

“The Wolf” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was produced by Chen Yu Shan.

The Wolf

🐺Howling at the Moon Team🌙

JSTV

Campus couple and budding young designers Yi En (Gülnezer Bextiyar) and Qi Lei (Yang Shou) decide to set up a fashion label together when they finish university.

Despite some early success, the couple’s partnership appears to have been cut tragically short, when the scheming of a ruthless rival appears to cause the death of Qi Lei.

The grieving Yi En refuses to give up on the dream she once shared with her sweetheart, and – though her talent, hard work, and dedication – eventually succeeds in building up a powerful fashion company.

What Yi En does not know, however, is that Qi Lei is not dead after all. The “accident” that appeared to have taken his life actually only left him badly wounded.

Once he recovers, he takes up the moniker Lu Zhun and returns to the fashion world, looking for answers and revenge. He is appointed as the head of a successful fashion company – and finds himself in direct competition with his former girlfriend and business partner Yi En.

In the meantime, another figure from Yi En’s past – her childhood friend and fellow fashion designer Qin Ye (Jeremy Tsui) – has appeared on the scene, intent on winning her heart.

And in a further unfortunate twist of fate for Yi En, her closest friend and the editor-in-chief of an influential fashion magazine, Cen Wei, (Zhao Han Ying Zi) now has romantic designs on Lu Zhun.

Will romantic rivals win the day, or could love bring Yi En and Lu Zhun/Qi Lei back together? Would reigniting their old love for one another really be enough to reverse their destiny? Or will the pressures of life at the top of the Chinese fashion industry take its toll on their romance…and the dreams they once shared?

This drama was filmed in Paris, Shanghai, and Suzhou.

“Return the World to You” is a 2019 Chinese drama directed by Jeff Chiang.

Return the World to You

The Cursed Lovers

iQiyi

During the Warring States Period, Li Hao Lan (Wu Jin Yan) is forced out of her own home and sold as a slave despite being the daughter of the Public Censor of Zhao. 

Purchased by Lu Bu Wei (Nie Yuan), she is gifted to Ying Yi Ren (Mao Zi Jun) a Qin Royal that is a hostage in the Zhao residence. 

A dangerous battle begins in the result of their arrival and they must rely on their wits to survive. 

Will Hao Lan be able to rise to her own success to overcome the adversities in her life? 

The Legend of Hao Lan is a 2019 Chinese Drama.

The Legend of Hao Lan

The Scintillating Team

Parents force the breakup of two couples, but what happens to their lingering feelings years later? Li Tang (Jerry Yan) and Fu Fang Si (Maggie Jiang) were high school sweethearts, but the two end up breaking up due to pressures from Li Tang’s father and a misunderstanding. Li Tang eventually stands up to his father and leaves to start his own company. Years later, Fang Si is finally achieving her dreams as a fashion designer and dating Yin Hao Ran (Ron Ng). But their relationship gets complicated when Li Tang comes back into Fang Si’s life just as she is struggling professionally. Li Tang is now engaged to Cheng Xiang Nan (Viola Mi), a supermodel, who also happens to be Hao Ran’s ex-girlfriend. Xiang Nan was forced to break up with Hao Ran by her ambitious mother, but she has never gotten over her feelings for him. Will Li Tang and Fang Si now have the courage to listen to their own hearts? “My Best Ex-Boyfriend” is a 2015 Chinese drama series.

My Best Ex-Boyfriend

Gone with the Shirt Team

Jiangsu TV

In China in the mid-1200s Yang Guo (Tong Meng Shi) is the orphan son of the late Han-traitor Yang Kang, a sworn pact brother with the price of Jin. Although Yang Guo is street smart, his quest to become a martial arts master appears to be fruitless until he meets a young female expert named Xiao Long Nu (Mao Xiao Hui).

At first he finds her cold and distant, but eventually the two form a strong bond that eventually blossoms into a taboo romance – in this age, martial arts instructors are not permitted to form romantic relationships with their students.

But as their new-found love grows, another emotion is also brewing inside Yang Guo. He has learned that Guo Jing (Shao Bing), the man that sent him away from his home and his father’s closest ally and the plotting Huang Rong (Gong Bei Bi) may have been behind his father’s death. Yang Guo plans to take revenge, but is hesitant to use his newfound fighting skills to immoral ends.

Meanwhile, another threat – the invading Mongol hordes – poses another, more pressing threat to the realm, with the sound of galloping hooves growing louder from the steppes…

This drama is based on a 1957 serialized novel of the same name, part of the “Condor Trilogy,” written by Jin Yong.

“The Return of the Condor Heroes” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was directed by Lin Feng.

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