Guan Xin, also known as Liu Ying Lun or Jojo, is a Chinese actress. She was born on November 7, 1994, in Huangshi, Hubei, China, and made her acting debut in 2015. Since then, she has appeared in a variety of television dramas, including “Love O2O” (2016), “Lost Love in Times” (2017), “Legend of Fuyao” (2018), “Love and Destiny” (2019), and “The Deer and the Cauldron” (2020).

Guan Xin

MGTV

Hua Rong (Zhao Zhao Yi), a runaway from a respected family, seeks adventure and encounters the infamous pirate Qin Shang Cheng (Yuan Hao), who initially kidnaps her but later falls in love. Despite their mutual affection and plans to marry, the Emperor intervenes, demanding Hua Rong wed Duan Mu Bai (Wang Ze Xuan), a hostage prince, to ensure peace. Determined to choose her own destiny, Hua Rong resists the imperial decree, while Chi Hong (Guan Xin), another female pirate, also schemes to win Qin Shang Cheng's heart. The lovers must navigate political intrigue, personal ambitions, and external challenges to be together. This is a sequel to the 2019 drama "The Romance of Hua Rong," a 2022 Chinese drama series directed by Ren Hai Tao.

The Romance of Hua Rong 2

JiangsuTV, Youku

In the early 20th Century, as the Republic of China struggles against Imperial Japanese threats, Xiao Bei Chen (Shawn Dou), a once-hotheaded teenager, develops feelings for Lin Hang Jing (Chen Du Ling), a resilient girl living with his family. Before being sent to military academy, he secures a promise to marry her upon his return. Five years later, Bei Chen discovers Lin Hang Jing is now engaged to Mu Zi Zheng (Yuan Hao). Transformed from an impetuous youth to a determined young man, Bei Chen remains committed to winning her heart. Their personal drama unfolds against the backdrop of the Second Sino-Japanese War, where their choices will not only determine their own futures but potentially impact thousands of lives. This is a 2022 Chinese historical drama series directed by Chung Shu Kai.

Love in Flames of War

Love in 7️⃣ Flames of War

Tencent

Jiang Yi Cheng (Xing Zhao Lin), a brilliant programmer previously betrayed by a woman, refuses to hire women at his company. Lu Li (Zhu Xu Dan), an admirer of Yi Cheng’s work, disguises herself as a man to get hired. Maintaining her disguise proves challenging, and when Yi Cheng discovers her identity, Lu Li brokers a deal that opens the door for romance. Directed by Wu Qiang, this is a 2021 Chinese romantic comedy series.

Cute Programmer

⌨️ Ctrl + Love 😍

iQiyi

Ten thousand years ago the God of War, Jiu Chen (Chang Chen), managed to seal the foul demon lord away for good, but at the cost of nearly all his strength. Exhausted after his victory, he fell into a deep slumber, until the young fairy maiden, Ling Xi (Ni Ni), accidentally wakes him from his slumber. Jiu Chen is smitten with Ling Xi, but there's a catch: Ling Xi was born with an evil miasma that could potentially free the demon lord and endanger the world. Jiu Chen faces an impossible choice between saving the woman he loves and preventing global destruction. Torn between his heart and his duty, he must decide the fate of both Ling Xi and the entire world. This is a 2019 historical fantasy romance drama directed by Lin Yu Fen.

Love and Destiny

Divine Destiny

ZJTV

Meng Fu Yao (Yang Mi), reincarnated from a divine lotus flower, masters an invincible fighting technique at 16 and sets out to collect secret talismans from five kingdoms. Her quest leads her to Crown Prince Zhangsun Wu Ji (Ethan Juan), who becomes her ally in battling powerful political forces. Together, they navigate a dangerous conspiracy that threatens the land, with Fu Yao determined to restore peace and uncover the truth behind her mysterious origins. As she travels through different kingdoms, she encounters challenges that test her skills and resolve, ultimately seeking entry into the sacred Firmament. This is a 2018 Chinese historical fantasy drama directed by Yang Wen Jun, based on the novel Empress Fuyao by Tian Xia Gui Yuan.

Legend of Fuyao

Fuyao's Court 

JSTV

Computer science major Bei Wei Wei (Zheng Shuang) wants to become a leading video game developer who is known for her skills, not just her good looks. She spends her free time on a role-playing video game, but is in for a complete shock one day when her “online husband” dumps her. In another twist, the game’s leading player makes her an “online proposal.” She accepts, and the duo draws close in the virtual world. However, she soon learns that her new online “spouse” is someone she knows in real life: her college senior Xiao Nai (Yang Yang). The pair begin to spend time together both online and in the physical world. Could their online chemistry lead them to romance in the real world, too? This 2016 Chinese drama is based on the novel by Gu Man.

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