Li Jun Chen, or Chen Li, as he's also known, is a Chinese actor. He was born in Chengdu, Sichuan, China on February 16, 1995 and made his acting debut in 2017. Since then, he has appeared in a number of films and television dramas, including “The Heart Painter” (2017) and “Destiny's Love” (2019).

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Born the daughter of a great general, Xu Yu (Cecilia Boey) was practically raised with a sword in her hand. Training from a very young age, Xu Yu has become as adept with a bow as she is with a sword and her skill as a horseman rivals that of most of her father’s men. A skilled warrior, Xu Yu never once entertained the idea of becoming anything else, but when her family finds itself struggling, she has no choice but to comply with their unexpected wishes.

In order to save her family, Xu Yu agrees to marry the Emperor, Xiao Jin Yun (Zhang Hao Wei). As different from Xu Yu as night and day, Jin Yun prefers books to battles. Realizing from the very beginning that they will never get along, the newlyweds prefer to spend their days as far from each other as possible. Unfortunately, even with the best laid plans, their paths occasionally cross, forcing them to interact with each other on rare occasions. Though their meetings are few, they’re often memorable, though none more so than the meeting beside the pool that changed both of their lives in an instant. Falling into the pool together, the Emperor and Empress are horrified to discover that they have somehow managed to swap souls.&nbsp;

Now trapped in each other’s bodies, it doesn’t take long for Xu Yu and Jin Yun to realize that neither leads as charmed a life as they each believed. Will living in the other’s shoes allow them to heal the breach between them or only serve to make things worse?

Adapted from the manhua, “No Doubt In Us” by Lu Ye Qian He and You Zhi Jiao Zi, “The Trust” is a 2021 historical romantic comedy drama directed by He Zhen Hua.

The Trust

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As a small business owner, Gu Xi Xi (Wang Yu Wen) created a successful life for herself working as a fashion industry shopper who helps brides-to-be find the perfect dress for their big day. Her happy life is soon derailed when fate forces her into a contract wedding with Yin Si Chen (Wang Zi Qi), the cold-hearted CEO of a major company. The pretend “happy couple” spends most of their time hating each other, until Xi Xi’s long-time friend, Mo Zi Xian (Ian Yi), comes back into her life. Si Chen finally starts to realize that she means more to him. Can this ice cold CEO win the heart of his contracted bride? This 2021 Chinese romance series was directed by Li Yao Bo and Chu De Jian.

Once We Get Married

Till Contract do us Part 

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A guardian of the stars, Chi Yu (Zhang Ming En), is charged with maintaining the balance of power in the cosmos. When he loses the key to his power, the precious Sun Moon Jade, he’s forced to wander the realm of mortals in a desperate attempt to find it.

Wandering Earth, he finds himself drawn to a strong female general who eventually captures his heart. Desperate to keep her with him always, Chi Yu attempts to rewrite her fate and in so doing, dooms her to die at the age of thirty in each of her subsequent lives.

As punishment for his actions, Chi Yu is imprisoned in the stars for 3,000 years. Once free, he vows to fix the problems he caused and so returns to Earth. Lifetimes have passed since his last visit and much has changed but none so much as the reincarnation of his lost love. A big-time film producer, Wen Xi (Xu Lu), is nothing like the woman he remembers, but Chi Yu refuses to let her go until he’s made amends.

Will Chi Yu be able to right millennia of wrongs? Can a fate so detrimentally entwined really end in true love? 

“Destiny’s Love” is a 2019 fantasy romance directed by&nbsp;Lin Hong Jie&nbsp;and Tao Sheng.

Destiny’s Love

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The top student of the Hua Xin Shi sect, Cen Huan (Zhu Xu Dan) is well versed in the intellectual traditions of her people. As an adherent of Hua Xin Shi, Huan believes that the pure sentiments of people who have learned to let go of their unhealthy obsessions can be collected and used for good. With her Painting Heart skills, Huan is able to help people rid themselves of the “bad souls” that often make life difficult and help them find a better way to live. Though her sect only wishes to do good in the world, there are those who disagree with the ways of the Hua Xin Shi. When one such group attacks her people, Huan is forced to flee, barely escaping with her life.

On the brink of death, Huan is rescued by a local doctor, Ning Wei Yu (Dylan Xiong) and his assistant, Sima Kong Kong (Li Jun Chen). Grateful to the men for saving her life, Huan agrees to join her new friends on their quest to help those who need their skills most. During their travels, they meet the well-respected lady, Lu Xiao Man (Bao Tian Qi) and Jiu Si (Sun Bo Hao), a man driven by strong convictions. Together the five continue their good work, but their path is difficult and they soon realize they’re fighting against more than just people’s worries and obsessions. With an evil growing in the world, the five friends begin to unravel the mysteries of the Yang Xin Shi, a sect who thrives on collecting the impure thoughts of people consumed by their own insecurities.&nbsp;

As the friends dig deeper into the Yang Xing Shi mystery, they find themselves coming face to face with a pair of evil spirits who would keep humanity ensnared in a dream world forever. In order to save the world, the friends must be willing to risk everything, but will their efforts be enough to free humanity from the clutches of such vile monsters?

An epic tale of good versus evil, “The Heart Painter” is a 2017 fantasy wuxia drama directed by Lin Jianlong.

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