Gai Yue Xi is a Chinese actress who was born on November 18, 1992, in Chengdu, China. She studied at Sichuan University. In 2013, she rose to fame when she won a national beauty contest and began working as a model shortly after. In 2015, she was cast in her first movie, entitled “The Precipice Game.” She has also appeared in a number of hit drama series titles, including “Youth” (2018) and “To Love” (2020).

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In 2017, a series of gory, macabre discoveries has shocked coastal communities in China: Fishing crews in mudflats find a mysterious bag floating in the seas, and discover that it contains a human hand. Other body part finds also cause shock. A police investigation shows that the victim is a 31-year-old woman and a suspect, who confesses to a part of the crime, is taken into custody. But all is not quite as it seems and two of the prosecution’s sharpest minds – Lin Lan (Gai Yue Xi) and Lin Yuan Hao (Chen Xing Xu) – are dispatched to the case. They’ve never met before, but both possess outstanding powers of deduction and forensic skills. The case is nothing if not tricky, and even involves some personal life crossovers, but they eventually start getting close to solving it.

A powerful team has been formed, and the duo now works together, hoping to get to the bottom of other cases, many of which have left the police force perplexed. At their fingertips is a dazzling array of high-tech forensic tools that will help them on their shared quest. But despite their dedication to the cause, things start to get complicated between these young investigators. Do they have what it takes to overcome the obstacles in their way – and solve a series of ever-more confounding crimes?

“Truth” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Li Yi Fan.

Truth

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The deputy head of a criminal investigation unit Zhao Ting Hui (Du Chun), a former undercover cop named Yan Jin (Lin Geng Xin), and an innocent-seeming café owner called Ji Xiao Ou (Gai Yue Xi) become embroiled in a fateful murder investigation that threatens to turn their worlds upside down.

In his previous career as a policeman, Yan Jin posed as an underworld mobster to take down a powerful drug cartel. During his time spent undercover, he met Ji Xiao Ou, and the duo began on a romance that has since become idyllic.

But the lovebirds get a rude awakening when a friend of Ji Xiao Ou’s – a man who had a crush on her – is suddenly killed in mysterious circumstances.

Yan Jin is identified as the prime suspect, and attempts to evade the authorities so he can clear his name, while Zhao Ting Hui is dispatched to investigate.

But the case proves far from easy to solve – and the deeper this trio gets into it, the more tangled the web becomes…

“To Love” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was co-produced by Cao Ping and Chen Hui Jin.

To Love

&nbsp;Back at junior school, Gao Si Lin (Hou Ming Hao), Guo Si Jia (Gai Yue Xi), and Zhang Zi Yang (Peng Yu Chang) became friends in a bid to collectively escape bullying. They managed to get into the same high school, where they became even firmer friends.

Gao Si Lin has become a model student, talented in almost every respect, while Guo Si Jia has become a beautiful – but tough and no-nonsense young woman with hopes of studying in Beijing. Zhang Zi Yang, meanwhile, is still being tormented by bullies and lives in fear of his domineering father – the stuffy dean of a major college.

Zhang Zi Yang has also developed a crush on Guo Si Jia. But it appears that Gao Si Lin is the one she truly feels affection for. After a quarrel between the two male students, Zhang Zi Yang pushes Gao Si Lin, who falls and suffers a brain injury that affects his memory and causes him to develop a reading disorder that turns him from a straight-A student to a lowly waiter.

As their high school days draw to a close, the guilt-ridden Zhang Zi Yang does a volte-face – and turns into a rebellious rock group leader, enlisting his former bullies as bandmates.

But when he appears to commit suicide on his 18th birthday, his two friends realize that something is amiss – and that their buddy may have actually become a time traveler...

“Over Again” is a 2019 Chinese movie that was directed by Hua Ming.

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