Liang Da Wei, also known as David Liang, is a Chinese actor. He was born in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, China on October 25, 1987 and made his acting debut in 2005. Since then, he has appeared in a number of films and television dramas, including “Death Notify: The Darker” (2014), “Death Notify: Darker 2” (2015), “Here to Heart” (2018), and “Youth Should Be Early” (2020).

Liang Da Wei

Youku

Zhao Jiang Yue (Jin Chen) is the somewhat tyrannical head of a tech firm. She is known for her no-nonsense approach to business – and her employees. The firm releases a dating app that promises to match users with a partner in the space of just three months. She is also somewhat clueless in affairs of the heart herself. But things start to get uncomfortable at work when the family who won the company makes arrangements for Gu Jia Xin (Wang Zi Yi), the heir to the business group that owns the company, to join as Zhao Jiang Yue’s temporary assistant.

Gu Jia Xin’s mother wants him to take charge of the business, but he has other ideas. He is a successful pro racing driver and is wildly popular with his female fans, and would rather compete on the motorcycle track than spend time in the boardroom. At first, the duo gets off on the wrong foot: Zhao Jiang Yue tries to intimidate him, and Gu Jia Xin’s bumbling causes problems. But when she enlists Gu Jia Xin’s help to try to capture Xu Ning Yuan (Liang Da Wei)’s heart, he suddenly starts to realize that he is developing feelings for her, and that the feeling just might be mutual…

“Why Women Love” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Gao Cong Kai and Chen Rong Hui.

Why Women Love

The Why Why Love Team

MGTV

With graduation looming, university student Cheng Xin (Zhong Chu Xi) is convinced her graduation ceremony would be the perfect time to propose to her boyfriend, Zheng Qian (Hu Yi Tian). Mustering up the courage to do just that, Cheng Xin proposes but in an unexpected move, Zheng Qian rejects her. Feeling that he hasn’t made any real accomplishments in his life or career, Zheng Qian doesn’t think the time is right to even consider marriage. Understanding where Zheng Qian is coming from, Cheng Xin offers to help him get a job at her family’s company, but Zheng Qian’s pride refuses to allow him to accept.

Rejected a second time, Cheng Xin has no choice but to sit back and watch as Zheng Qian struggles to find a job. Just another face, lost in the overwhelming swarm of new graduates clamoring for a job, Zheng Qin can’t seem to catch a break. Hating to see her love suffer, Cheng Xin works behind the scenes, setting up an opportunity that’s guaranteed to land Zheng Qin an ideal job. Soon a new hire of the Tengda Group, Zheng Qin believes he’s finally caught a break, but when the truth behind his sudden bout of success is revealed, his world comes crashing down.

Forced to resign, his professional reputation destroyed, and his heart in tatters, Zheng Qin feels as if he has been utterly defeated. Will he be able to find the strength to pick himself up and start again or will the disappointment prove to be too much?

Based on the novel of the same name by Li Xing Jian, “Youth Should Be Early” is a 2020 romantic drama directed by Zhang He Yang.

Youth Should Be Early

The Seasons of Life Team

On the outside, Nan Xing Wan (Landy Li) seems to have everything in life going for her. As a well-established HR manager at a world-renowned company, she has a job most could only dream of having, and as such, she carries herself with a level of self-confidence that few can achieve. However, despite her outward appearance, Xing Wan suffers from almost crippling anxiety.

With the help of her therapist, Xing Wan has come to realize that her anxiety stems from the trauma she experienced growing up. Acknowledging that it’s time to face the demons of her past head-on, Xing Wan agrees to undergo a high-tech form of psychotherapy that almost literally takes her ten years into her past. As if she were a high school student once more, Xing Wan must once again face the challenges of her past, but this time around, she vows that things will be different.&nbsp;

Armed with the insight and understanding of an adult, Xing Wan begins to see her past problems and old enemies in a new light. Befriending Lin Xiao Ran (Lai Kuanlin) along the way, will Xing Wan’s journey through the past bring her the peace and happiness she’s been missing in her present life?

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Yue Liu Guang, “Don’t Disturb My Study” is a 2021 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Chen Fei Hong.

Don't Disturb My Study

Back to School Team 📚✏️

Hunan TV

She has more than work on her mind.

Wen Nuan (Janine Chang) decides to quit her high-paying job in England to work as an executive assistant to the founder of a high-tech company in China. Zhan Nan Xian (Zhang Han) started the company with his classmates and used his financial savvy to weather the economic downturn and keep the company successful.

It turns out that Wen Nuan and Nan Xian were in a relationship in the past. Can Wen Nuan make herself indispensable to Nan Xian in both his work and his life? 

“Here to Heart” is a 2018 Chinese drama series. It is based on the novel Warm Chord by An Ning.

Shows

About

Discussion