Xiao Yu, also known as Sylvia Xiao, is a Chinese actress who was born in Jinan, Shandong Province, China, on November 10, 1999. She graduated from the Central Academy of Drama and began acting in the mid-to-late 2010s. She appeared in the military-themed drama series “Operation: Special Warfare” and the high school-themed drama “Time and Him Are Just Right” (both 2022).

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When she was young, Jian Xi Le (Xiao Yu) harbored an intense crush on Ding Ran (Cao En Qi). For ten years she loved him but nothing significant ever happened between them. As is often the case in life, time and circumstances eventually caused them to drift further apart, until nothing was left between them but fond memories of a time long past.

Now an adult, Xi Le has moved on in both life and love. Working as an underwear designer, Xi Le is content with the way her life has gone thus far. But when a routine checkup at the doctor’s office brings Ding Ran back into her life in the most embarrassing way possible, Xi Le’s happy life takes an unexpected turn. As if having your childhood crush perform a very thorough medical checkup wasn’t embarrassing enough, Xi Le is soon dealt an even more unexpected blow when her mother announces that she plans on getting remarried. While Xi Le has no problems with her mother marrying, she’s shocked to learn that her future step-father is none other than Ding Ran’s father.&nbsp;

Suddenly thrown back together in the most unexpected and complicated way possible, Xi Le and Ding Ran quickly become a part of each other’s lives. But the more they spend time together, the more it becomes apparent they have both been suppressing some long-held feelings for each other. Will the sparks of their long-lost love eventually ignite a passionate flame or will the complications of their family relationship force them apart forever?

A delightful romantic romp, “Never Too Late” is a 2022 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Zeng Qing Jie.

Never Too Late

Better late than never

Lin Xi (Lu Yu Xiao) and Ji Jun Xing (Wu Jun Ting) are school classmates – and although their personalities are very different, they find themselves drawn together. The horror movie-loving Lin Xi is outwardly tough, but positive, clever, somewhat stubborn, and full of joy. She is also a lover of justice – and always does her best to stand up to bullies who pick on weaker schoolmates. Ji Jun Xing, meanwhile, appears to be cold, frank, and introverted. Computer programming is his forte. But while he seems very aloof and standoffish to those who don’t know him well, he is actually full of warmth – and just doesn’t really know how to express his emotions.

As the end of their high school days approaches, they must prepare to take their college entry examinations – knowing that failing to achieve the grades they need could set them back a year. And that could mean that they would be separated – with one in the academic year above the other. As they attempt to make their dreams of college life come true, romance could well spark between them. But will fate ultimately bring them together – or tear them apart?

This drama series was based on an online novel by Jiang Mu Tong.

“Time and Him Are Just Right” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Chen Rong Hui.

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