Wang Xun is a Chinese actor, screenwriter, and director. He was born on November 27, 1974 in Wuhou, Sichuan, China and made his debut in the entertainment industry in 1992. In 2006, he starred in his first big-screen film and has appeared in numerous variety shows, films, and television dramas since, including “Detective Chinatown 2” (2018).

Wang Xun

For several years, Ling Min (Li Geng Xi) has suffered from kidney problems, requiring consistent treatment as she waits for a match for a kidney transplant. In a moment of desperation, she posts a video online explaining her condition and proposing marriage to anyone willing to donate a kidney to her. Although she soon deletes it, Lv Tu (Peng Yu Chang), a young man with an incurable brain tumor, happened to see the video and makes Ling Min an offer: if she promises to care for his mother after he passes, he'll donate his kidney. After finding out that their agreement is actually illegal, Lv Tu disappears from Ling Min's life... only to reappear as a videographer for Ling Min's friend's wedding. Their reunion has unexpected consequences for the two, fostering a connection that goes beyond saving a life. This movie was adapted from the article "The Most Pragmatic Marriage Transaction, The Most Emotional Eternal Agreement."

Viva La Vida

The Colors of the Heart ❤️

Zhao Da Hu

Former MMA champion Xiang Teng Hui (Wang Bao Qiang) encounters a group of young hooligans and sees potential in them. Establishing a makeshift training facility, he recruits underprivileged children from the countryside, offering them hope for a better future through martial arts training. As the children and Teng Hui develop a close bond, his troubled past threatens to destroy everything he has built. Facing the consequences of his previous life, Teng Hui must find a way to protect and train his students while overcoming the stigma of his past. This is a 2023 Chinese action drama film directed by Wang Bao Qiang that explores themes of redemption and hope.

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