Lu Fang Sheng is a Chinese actor who was born on November 5, 1978, in Shanghai, China. He moved to Japan as a child, and later graduated from Chiba University, where he studied Economics and Management. He made his acting bow in a drama series in 2001, and has more recently starred in the movie “Love in the 1980s” (2015) and the drama releases “Listening Snow Tower” (2019) and “The Last Goodbye to Mama” (2021).

Lu Fang Sheng

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Gao Yang (Xin Yun Lai) is a high school student who has been brought up as an only child by his strict, divorced father Gao Bin (Lu Fang Sheng) – who also works as a PE teacher at the high school. One day, out of the blue, Gao Yang comes home to find Ye Xiao Wen (Chen You Wei), a 17-year-old, “living” in his house. Gao Bin gives very little in the way of an explanation about who this stranger is – only telling his son that Ye Xiao Wen will become his new roommate and “brother” until both he and Gao Yang take their university entrance examinations.

Little does Gao Yang know, but Ye Xiao Wen is actually an orphan who had been languishing away at an orphanage with little in the way of support. At first, Gao Yang is furious to learn of this new arrangement, and when Ye Xiao Wen starts to attend the same school as him, conflict and frustration threaten to bubble over. However, as they start to get to know one another, they slowly begin to develop a sense of mutual respect. The bond deepens when Ye Xiao Wen starts to exhibit athletic prowess, and Gao Yang decides to become his unofficial coach. But can this duo ever become friends?

“I Don’t Want To Be Brothers with You” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Tian Yu.

I Don't Want To Be Brothers With You

Having met with overwhelming success as a regional sales director at Jieke, a major multi-national company poised to claim a lion’s share of the Chinese market, Zhou Rui (Chen Kun) is thrilled when he learns his business acumen has granted him a huge promotion. Transferring to the company’s headquarters in Beijing, Zhou Rui is dazzled by the endless opportunities that await him. However, it doesn’t take long for him to realize that this glittering new life of his comes at a cost.

Deprived of the sales team he personally trained, Zhou Rui has only his most trusted aide, Fang Wei (Zhang You Hao) beside him. To make matters worse, Zhou Rui has recently been assigned an impossible task, with an equally impossible deadline. With pressure mounting from his boss, Zhou Rui’s only hope of survival lies in landing a huge deal with one of the country’s most prestigious banks. Working against the odds, Zhou Rui approaches the bank with a lucrative offer, only to discover that their biggest competitor, Huikang, has been working on a deal with the bank for more than a year. As if to add insult to injury, Zhou Rui soon learns that heading up the opposition’s cutthroat team is none other than his first love, Luo Jia (Xin Zhi Lei).

Overwhelmed by impossible odds and distracted by Luo Jia’s sudden return to his life, Zhou Rui must find a way to rise above the opposition, if he’s ever going to succeed. Will he be able to achieve the impossible, or will this life in the fast lane prove to be too much?

Adapted from the novel “Win or Lose” by Fu Yao, “Win The Future” is a 2021 romantic Chinese drama directed by Zhang Li.

Win The Future

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In the late 1980s, Ding Bi Yun (Dong Jie) is a single mother struggling against poverty and trying to raise her infant son in a small town in China’s Jiangsu Province. Life is a constant struggle as she tries to make ends meet financially and attempts to keep her son on the straight and narrow path with his school and emotional growth. She falls for a man, but is then dismayed when he must travel abroad, leaving both her and her son alone. She battles on and eventually her son, Ding Xiao Jun (Yin Fang), wins admission to a big-city university.

But when Ding Xiao Jun is approached by talent scouts, he thinks he may be able to begin his career as an entertainer or model in Japan. That plan comes to naught, however, and Ding Xiao Jun is left destitute. Once again, his mother comes to the rescue, helping him return to his studies. In 2010, he has graduated and has found love in the big city. He is about to launch his career as a media professional and propose to his girlfriend when he learns that his mother has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. He feels like he has no choice but to return to his hometown to care for her in her final days…

This drama series was based on a novel named “99 Things With My Mom” by the author Bu Liang Sheng.

“The Last Goodbye to Mama” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Cao Dun and Jing Chong.

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