Flora Dai

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In an otherworldly realm, the Yan Shan School is a sect of young apprentice warriors who have sworn to protect their people. They are all male, and live their lives according to a strict code of conduct that requires them to be righteous and upstanding at all time. Their number comprises Zhao Xing Mu (Alen Fang), the Yan Shan School’s First Senior Brother, as well as Gu Yu Lang (Feng Ming Chao) the Yan Shan School’s Second Senior Brother. Also at the school is the good-willed but inexperienced Jun Wei Qi (Ma Wen Yuan), a junior brother.

The school has a sworn enemy, however – its polar opposite, the Bai Hua School. This school is all-female and is headed by the upstanding First Senior Sister Yue Qing Qiu (Liu Ling Zhi). Flanking her is Yu Ling Long (Flora Dai), the fearless Second Senior Sister of the Bai Hua, and the spirited Li Yi Xin (Su Xiao Tong), the Bai Hua’s most junior sister. This sect also lives by its own strict code of conduct, and similarly trains apprentices to use martial arts to protect the common folk. Traditionally, the two schools keep away from one another. But when circumstances force them to come into closer contact with one another, Cupid begins to play havoc with the schools’ respective rules. Could the pull of romance cause these bitter rivals to put aside their rigid rules...and even spark love?

This drama was based on a comic book series of the same name that was serialized from September 18, 2015, to September 30, 2018.

“The Legend of Yan Shan and Bai Hua” is a 2023 Chinese drama series that was directed by Li Xiao Jiang.

Love Forever Young

💘Attractive Opposites💓

As a disciple of the Lei Clan, Lei Wu Jie (Ao Rui Peng) can’t wait to prove his worth as a hero; but as a novice who has only just entered the martial arts world, the path to becoming a true hero is difficult, at best. Undeterred by the challenges that lay before him, Wu Jei makes his way to the great city of Xue Yue, certain that his time there will mold him into the hero he so longs to be. Unfortunately, his trip to Xue Yue is waylaid by an unfortunate mishap at the Villa of Fallen Snow.

As proprietor of the Villa, Xiao Se (Li Hong Yi) has all the looks of a wealthy innkeeper, but he can barely afford to keep the inn open. Struggling with his business, Xiao Se is less than pleased when his establishment is damaged by the antics of a young, wannabe hero. Demanding he make amends for the damage he caused, Wu Jei can think of only one way to appease the persnickety Xiao Se, and that is to take him with him. With no other options, the two set off together, without any idea of what fate has in store for them.

Befriending several people along the way, including Wu Xin (Liu Xue Yi), Sikong Qian Luo (Lin Bo Yang), Tang Lian (Lin Xin Ze), and Ye Ruo Yi (Flora Dai), Xiao Se and Wu Jei soon find themselves caught up in an adventure far greater than any of them could have imagined. While facing countless dangers, the intrepid group stumbles upon a trail of clues that tie one of them to a battle for the throne that took place over a decade ago. The question is, which one of them is harboring such a dark secret?

Adapted from the novel “Juvenile Songs” by Zhou Mu Nan, “The Blood of Youth” is a 2022 Chinese martial arts drama directed by Yin Tao.

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