Zhou Ye is a Chinese actress. She was born May 20, 1998 in Huizhou, Guangzhou, China, and made her acting debut in 2019. Since then, she has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “Word of Honor” (2021).

Zhou Ye

As a music-loving college senior, Gu Sheng (Zhou Ye) works hard to compose and create beautiful music. A historical musician known online as Sheng Sheng Man, Gu Sheng shares her music with the world but amassing an online following is only one small part of her dream.&nbsp;

A huge fan of the voice dubbing master known to her only by his stage name, Qiang Qing Ci (Tan Jian Ci), Gu Sheng’s biggest dream is to someday work with the vocal master. Unfortunately, even with her online following, she has never once crossed paths with the voice-dubbing master. Unsure how she’ll ever make her dreams come true, Gu Sheng gets an unexpected chance when she finds herself picking out Qiang Qing Ci’s voice at a local event. Following the familiar voice to its source, Gu Sheng finds herself face-to-face with Mo Qing Cheng, the person behind the voice of Qiang Qing Ci.&nbsp;

Finding himself as intrigued by Gu Sheng as she is with him, Qing Cheng devises a plan to get to know the sweet musician. With his voice constantly stirring her heartstrings, how long will it take for Gu Sheng to fall for Qing Cheng completely?

Adapted from the novel “Really, Really Miss You” by Mo Bao Fei Bao, “Love Me, Love My Voice” is a 2023 Chinese romance drama directed by Sha Wei Qi.

Love Me, Love My Voice

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Tian Yao (Hou Ming Hao) is the incarnation of a centuries-old dragon demon who once loved a woman – a woman who ultimately betrayed him. She exploited his love for her in a bid to rob him of his power-bestowing dragon bones, hiding them in a range of different locations. His heartbroken spirit, however, escaped. Reborn in a new guise, he hopes to regain his power by finding his bones. And has vowed never to love again.

When he encounters a young woman named Yan Hui (Zhou Ye), Tian Yao realizes she is in possession of a special seal. This seal has powers that could help him retrieve the all-important bones. But she is no willing helper in all this, so he holds her captive. Although she first tries in vain to escape, the two start to develop a bond of friendship. As they attempt to complete Tian Yao’s quest, could this bond one day turn into love?

This drama series was adapted from a novel named “Hu Xin” by Jiu Lu Fei Xiang.

“Back From the Brink” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Sam Ho and Zeng Xiao Yu.

Back From the Brink

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When Gu Yu Xuan (Chen Fei Yu) met Han Shu Yan (Zhou Ye) on his birthday, many years ago, he had no idea that his life would change forever. Friends from the moment they met, Yu Xuan and Shu Yan might have grown into life-long friends. Sadly they never got that chance as their budding friendship was cut short by Shu Yan and her family’s sudden move.&nbsp;

It’s been many years since Yu Xuan last saw Shu Yan and though he is now a successful toy designer who genuinely loves his job, he has yet to find lasting happiness in a relationship. Well aware that his heart only really beats for his long-lost friend, Shu Yan, Yu Xuan accepts the fact that he may never see her again. Needless to say, he’s more than a little surprised when he meets her at his best friend’s wedding. Realizing Shu Yan hasn’t recognized him, Yu Xuan is a little reluctant to bring up their past acquaintance. But when fate brings her into his life yet again, Yu Xuan can’t resist the opportunity to re-introduce himself.

Brought together by fate, Yu Xuan and Shu Yan quickly pick up where they left off all those years ago, their childhood friendship quickly morphing into adult love. Hoping to spend the rest of his life with her, Yu Xuan wants to propose marriage but when tragedy strikes, Yu Xuan is forced to make some rather unorthodox choices. Holding both fate and time in his hands, will Yu Xuan find a way to keep Shu Yan in his life forever or will he decide the time has come to let her go for good?

A touching love story with a sci-fi twist, “Yesterday Once More” is a 2023 Chinese romance film directed by Lin Xiao Qian.

Yesterday Once More

Han Shu Yan

During the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), Imperial Japanese forces have taken charge of swathes of Chinese land. However, the would-be colonial powers are blighted by resistance fighters who have targetted trains carrying food, ammunition, and other supplies to the Japanese army. The fighters are a rag-tag group of railway workers and miners, and are led by the veteran Hong (Zhang Han Yu). Securing supplies for mountain-based guerilla combatants is a must in the resistance movement.

Hong’s operation operates out of a railway yard in Lincheng. But with the aid of the linguist and double agent Old Wang (Fan Wei) and the nurse Zhuang Yan (Zhou Ye), he starts making breakthroughs. This all sparks the ire of the Imperial Japanese, however, who dispatch a crack investigator to ensure that a huge stash of weapons reaches its intended target. Will Hong manage to intercept the cache’s passage through China – or will the fiendishly clever uncover the secret operation?

“Railway Heroes” is a 2021 Chinese movie that was directed by Yang Feng.

Railway Heroes

The year is 2019 and in the Chinese city of Wuhan, Hubei Province, doctors begin admitting patients who appear to have fallen ill with some kind of disease with symptoms quite unlike any other illness. Perplexed by the outbreak, doctors at front-line healthcare clinics such as the Wuhan Jin Yin Tan Hospital – including Wen Ting (Yuan Quan), Tao Jun (Zhu Ya Wen), Wu Chen Guang (Li Chen), and Zhang Jing Yu (Zhang Han Yu) – find themselves treating hundreds of patients per day, all of whom appear to have fallen ill with the disease.

The illness turns out to be a new form of the coronavirus – later to be dubbed COVID-19. But these healthcare workers have no idea what kind of illness they are fighting, what kind of drugs might help them treat the sick, nor how to prevent it from spreading. Aware that they are standing firmly in harm’s way as the epidemic balloons into a pandemic that will bring the entire world to its knees, the medics have no choice but to fight the deadly virus head-on...

“Chinese Doctors” is a 2021 Chinese movie that was directed by Andrew Lau.

Chinese Doctors

As leader of an elite unit, tasked with protecting the imperial family, Zhou Zi Shu (Zhang Zhe Han) was not a man to be taken lightly. A man of great honor, who commanded much respect, he served the royal family with the utmost loyalty and was rewarded accordingly. However charmed his life may have seemed on the outside, in reality, it was not the life Zi Shu desired. Unsettled within himself, Zi Shu ultimately decides to leave his position in order to pursue his own dreams.&nbsp;

Putting the past behind him, Zi Shu is determined to start anew but even the best laid plans can be waylaid by fate. Not long after setting off to see the world, Zi Shu finds himself embroiled in a conspiracy that rocks the martial arts world. At the same time, he meets Wen Ke Xing (Gong Jun), a mysterious martial artist from the Ghost Valley, who is on a quest to avenge his parents’ death. Brought together by fate, the two become fast friends as they share a series of adventures that leads them ever closer to a legendary treasure that is rumored to give its owner ultimate power over the martial arts world.

Entangled in conspiracies and hunting treasure, Zi Shu and Ke Xing find themselves caught up in an adventure so epic, it could alter the course of history forever.

Adapted from the novel, “Faraway Wanders” by Priest, “Word of Honor” is a 2021 adventure fantasy drama directed by Gary Sing and Jones Ma.

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