Yan Yu Lin is a Taiwanese actor who was born on December 21, 1989, in Tainan, Taiwan. He studied at Shih Hsin University, where he majored in Communication Management. In 2012, he made his acting debut in the film “A Complete Life.” He made his small-screen bow in the drama series “Life Plan A and B” (2016). Recently, he has starred in the drama series titles “Someday or One Day” (2019) and “Falling into You” (2020).

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From the moment they were born, Wu Pei Pei (Lin Da Yuan) and Li Yu Xuan (Simon Lian) have been each other’s greatest rivals. Growing up as neighbors, the two were constantly compared to each other by their parents. Despite the rivalry between their fathers, Pei Pei and Yu Xuan still found a way to secretly become friends; until an unfortunate accident drives them apart.

Now adults, Pei Pei and Yu Xuan have spent their entire lives next to each other but have yet to find a way to overcome the incident that drove them apart all those years ago. Still being constantly compared to each other by their fathers, Pei Pie and Yu Xuan have never once let go of the competitive spirit that has been driving them since childhood. Forever trying to outdo the other, their endless confrontations have served to spur each of them to greater heights; proving that no matter how reluctantly they are to admit it, they have each played an unexpected role in the other’s success.

Having spent the majority of their lives fighting, Pei Pei and Yu Xuan seem destined to remain eternal rivals. But underneath all that bickering lies the fragments of a relationship that has the potential to bring them together forever. Can Pei Pei and Yu Xuan find a way to put aside their differences long enough to let love blossom, or will their lifelong rivalry keep them apart for good?

A lighthearted tale of love and family, “Happy Enemy” is a 2022 Taiwanese romantic comedy drama directed by Shen Yi and Liu Jian Lu.

Happy Enemy

 ✨ Twist of Fate Team 💘

Chen Zi Tong (Puff Guo) is down on her luck. She was once a promising taekwondo athlete with hopes of competing at the Olympic Games.

But a debilitating knee injury inflicted by a scheming friend and a disloyal boyfriend forced her to turn her back on her sporting ambitions. She still dreams of returning to competition, but has been forced to take on a job as a worker at a startup delivery company.

After a strange mishap, she meets the young, successful CEO Fang Zhi Sheng (Jiro Wang) of the promising company.

She manages to land a job at his company’s head office, but Fang Zhi Sheng soon discovers that his many charms – so effective with almost every other woman he meets – appear not to work on Chen Zi Tong. She retains her aloof and tough persona, no matter what.

However, Fang Zhi Sheng has one key weakness – he suffers from hemophobia and is scared stiff at the sight of blood!

Slowly, the unconventional duo begins to form a bond. Fang Zhi Sheng helps encourage Chen Zi Tong to start rehabilitating her injury and return to training. And she, in turn, helps him confront his fears. Could love also bloom here?

“Falling into You” is a 2020 Taiwanese drama series.

Falling into You

💞🥋 Kicking into love 🥋💞 

Once the manager of a successful bookstore, Min Tien Ai (Esther Yeh) had everything in life going for her; but when an economic recession hit, her world crumbled apart around her. With very little money coming in, Min Tien Ai&nbsp; had no choice but to close her beloved store for good. Now jobless, she faced the daunting task of finding work elsewhere.

As luck would have it, Tien Ai was able to find work as the editor of a publishing company. Excited about the new possibilities before her, she was eager to take on her first assignment: publish the newest novel from best-selling author, Liu Wan Biao (Melvin Sia). There’s just one problem, Wan Biao has lost his passion to write.&nbsp;

With a deadline looming before her and her job on the line, Tien Ai is forced to enter into a battle of wits with the writer, drawing out the things that have him blocked while inspiring him to move forward. Though the job isn’t easy, it’s worth the effort as fate seems to have more in store for this unlikely pair than either of them could have ever imagined.

A story of love and rivalry, “The Way We Love” is a 2019 romantic drama directed by Zhu Feng.

The Way We Love

How We [L]uv 

Forced to flee the country more than ten years ago, the once-mighty gangster, Wu Shuang Chuan (Ku Pao Ming), has finally decided it’s time to return home. But the warm welcome he had often dreamed of receiving quickly proved to be nothing more than empty hope and wasted wishes. Returning home, Shuang Chuan is greeted not by his family, but by the harshest realities of life, namely that during his absence, his wife has died of cancer and that his once happily married son, Wu Huai Wen (Sun Peng), is now a divorced father struggling to maintain a relationship with his rebellious son, Wu Yi Heng (Yan Yu Lin).&nbsp;

With no one around to care for him in his advanced years, Shuang Chuan resigns himself to living in a nursing home. Despite convincing himself he’s doomed to spend the remainder of his life alone and miserable, Shuang Chuan eventually befriends Mei Chiao (Winnie Chang), a younger woman who often stops by the nursing home to visit with the residents. As the two spend time together, an unexpected love begins to bloom. Excited to share this news with his son, Shuang Chuan pays Huai Wen a visit, only to discover that he’s been living with James (Vince Kao), a man who claims to be Huai Wen’s “close friend”. Realizing what’s really going on, Shuang Chuan doesn’t know what to think.

As the three strong-willed generations of the Wu family collide, sparks inevitably fly; but with time, patience, and a little understanding, each comes to learn a number of valuable lessons about love, friendship, and family.

A heartfelt story of love and family, “A Complete Life” is a 2021 family drama film directed by Feng Chu.

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