Liang Yi Chan is a Taiwanese actress who was born on October 24, 1990. She studied at Providence University, where she majored in Business and Trade. However, she soon turned her attention to acting, and in 2013 made her debut in a music video for a release by pop singer Bii. She followed up in 2014 with her drama debut in “The X-Dormitory,” as well as her big-screen bow in “Paradise in Service.” She has since gone on to appear in “Spicy Teacher” (2018), “The Way We Love” (2019), and “8 Days Limited” (2020).

Liang Yi Chan

Hou Ba Tian (Lee Poh Shiang) feels like he is cursed: Shorter than most, he is also cowardly, and anything but a shining star in the workplace.

What’s more, everything good in his life appears to come with an eight-day time limit: Just eight days after finding a new job, he is fired by his disappointed boss. Just eight days after starting a new relationship, his girlfriend dumps him. No matter what he tries, he cannot seem to find long-term satisfaction or success.

Meanwhile, Meng Po Er (Liang Yi Chan) is also down on her luck. Although she is tall and good-looking, she has just been robbed. She is then thrown out of her house, and is eventually forced to take a job at a street food vendors’ stall.

Hou Ba Tian visits the stall to drink and eat, and saves her from what appears to be an altercation with a customer. The down-on-their-luck duo decides to join forces, and Hou Ba Tian agrees to allow Meng Po Er to live with him – if she agrees to do all the housework!

Could their fortunes change for the better? Will Hou Ba Tian break his eight-day curse? And could love blossom for this odd couple?

“8 Days Limited” is a 2020 drama series that was co-produced by Hong Cai Cen and Xiong Hong Bin.

8 Days Limited

Cursed Destiny Team

Cheng Mei (Wang Ching), Gua Ju (Zhang Ting Hu), Qu Shou (Edison Song), Xing Hua (Sylvia Hsieh), and Song Gang (Andy Wu) may come from different walks of life, but when brought together through a campus club, these five university students become fast friends.

As life takes them down to various paths, their fortitude and their friendship are tested as they’re forced to deal, not just with the day-to-day struggles of life, but with the always complicated matters of the heart as well. Struggling to find the balance they crave in an off-kilter world, this quintet comes to learn that dealing with life is never easy, but having good friends by your side certainly helps.

Based on the work of Japanese manga artist and novelist, Fumi Saimon, “Brave to Love” is a poignant 2019 coming of age drama directed by Li Yun Chan and Lin Chun Yang.

Brave to Love

The Fearless Team

Lin Yin Xiong (Wan Guo Peng) has one dream – to become a crime-busting superhero. There’s just one problem: He is everything that a typical superhero isn’t.

Physically weak, cowardly, and awkward, he is bullied at school, belittled by his girlfriend, who wants to leave him for a classmate, and has to work part-time in the food delivery industry.

The sum total of his achievements is making the backup roster for the school badminton team.

But his life changes when he runs into a rough-sleeping middle-aged man who turns out to be a former acquaintance of his father. This strange man tells him that both he and his father used to be superheroes – and says that Lin Yin Xiong has what it takes to become a crime-fighting superhero in his own right.

Little by little, Lin Yin Xiong discovers that he does, after all, have superpowers, and teams up with two-like-minded “loser” types who also have the superhero mind and skill set.

But this motley crew of “loser heroes” is about to be put to the ultimate test – when fearsome criminals hatch a dastardly plot to devastate the entire city!

“Loser Hero” is a 2017 comedy-action movie that was directed by Hero White and Wu Zhe Nya.

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