Liu Duan Duan is a Chinese singer, record producer, host, model, and actor. He was born in Beijing, China, on June 4, 1986, and made his acting debut in 2008. Since then, he has appeared in a wide variety of films, television programs, and dramas, including “Weaving a Tale of Love 2” (2023).

Liu Duan Duan

Tencent Video

Xiao Qiao (Song Zu Er), a clever woman from the Qiao family, is arranged to be married to Wei Shao (Liu Yu Ning), the head of the Wei family, in order to create a strategic alliance between the two feuding clans. Initially, they struggle to lower their guards around each other due to years of bad blood between their families, but gradually begin to trust each other as they face issues that require working together. Over time, their opinions of each other start to shift – and before they know it, Xiao Qiao and Wei Shao begin to develop genuine feelings for each other. Will they form a lasting connection despite their early relationship qualms? This drama was adapted from the web novel "Zhe Yao" by Peng Lai Ke.

The Prisoner of Beauty

🔗Prisoners of Love ❤️

Wei Yan / Shi Yuan / Hu Tu Kun

Fan Xian (Zhang Ruo Yun), the illegitimate son of the finance minister, found love with Lin Wan Er (Li Qin), the daughter of the Princess Royal. They wanted to live peaceful lives, but a scheming prince plotted his demise. Fan Xian was forced to fake his death to escape certain doom. Now, he has decided to return to learn the truth behind a dastardly conspiracy. Can he break through the webs of lies and deceit to expose the plotters – and live happily ever after with his beloved bride? This 2024 Chinese drama series is the sequel to “Joy of Life” and was directed by Wang Juan.

Joy of Life 2

Li Cheng Ze

After their marriage, Kudi Liu Li (Gülnezer Bextiyar) and her husband, Pei Xing Jian (Timmy Xu) face unexpected challenges when Xing Jian is demoted and deported to Xizhou. Settling into their new life, Xing Jian takes a position as an official, drawing the attention of young noble Qu Chong Yu (Liu Duan Duan), who initially tries to make their life difficult. Through their dedication and compassion, they gradually win over Chong Yu and other powerful figures. When the Grand Protectorate unexpectedly detains Xing Jian, Liu Li courageously rallies the people to help rescue her husband. This is a 2023 Chinese historical romance drama adapted from the novel "Da Tang Ming Yue" by Lan Yun Shu, directed by Chan Ka Lam, He Zhen Hua, and Yang Xiao Bo.

Weaving a Tale of Love 2

7️⃣ Needles & Threads🧵

Qu Chong Yu

Xu Xiao (Hu Jun), the King of Northern Liang, has successfully defended his kingdom against steppe kingdoms and southern rebellions. His son and heir, Xu Feng Nian (Zhang Ruo Yun), is a free-spirited yet skilled horseman who has spent years on the road. Along the way, Feng Nian meets martial arts expert Nangong Pu She (Zhang Tian Ai), who becomes his confidante. Jiang Ni (Li Geng Xi), a court member with a hidden past as a rival kingdom's princess, joins the royal household. When Xu Feng Nian ascends to the throne, court members doubt his ability to lead. A critical campaign to another province will test his leadership and potentially determine the kingdom's future. "Sword Snow Stride" is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Song Xiao Fei.

Sword Snow Stride

Gone with the Shirt

Wang Xuan (Zhang Zi Yi), a 15-year-old noblewoman, becomes a political pawn when the power struggle between the royal family and their extended relatives intensifies, leading to her arranged marriage with low-born general Xiao Qi (Zhou Yi Wei). Thrust into a web of court intrigue, they form a powerful alliance, navigating fierce succession battles, palace conspiracies, and shifting loyalties. But as tensions rise, can they overcome the kingdom's political turmoil and safeguard their legacy from the shadows? Directed by Hou Yong and Cheng Yuan Hai, this 2021 Chinese drama series is adapted from the popular novel "Emperor's Conquest" by Mei Yu Zhe.

The Rebel Princess

The Emperor’s Conquests

Tencent TV

In the Ancient Southern Qing Empire, Fan Xian (Zhang Ruo Yun) finds his head full of bizarre “memories” about life in the 21st Century, becoming haunted by questions about his true identity and his mother’s death. After he survives an assassination attempt, he decides to head to the capital to search for answers. He meets the chancellor’s daughter Lin Wan Er (Li Qin), and the duo become close allies. Before long, he finds himself drawn into a web of schemes involving the Imperial family – while a mysterious security agency seems to be monitoring him. Will these dark forces overwhelm Fan Xian before he can discover the truth? This 2019 Chinese drama series was based on a novel by Maoni and produced by Chen Ying Jie.

Joy of Life

Shenzhen TV, Southeast TV

During the tumultuous Xinhai Revolution, Liu An Shun (Wallace Huo) works for Master Dai Hai Chen (Wang Qing Xiang), a respected armed escort business owner. Betrayed by his brother and fiancée Dai Rong (Liu Yi Han), An Shun is forced to journey to Beijing alone, where he encounters Lu Yao Ting (Jia Qing), a female bandit who becomes an unexpected ally. Navigating the chaos of a changing China, An Shun struggles to rebuild his life and establish his own armed escort business while overcoming the deep personal wounds of his past betrayal. As he fights to survive and succeed in these exceptional times, An Shun must rely on his skills, determination, and newfound friendship to carve out his place in a rapidly transforming society. This is a 2014 Chinese historical drama series directed by Han Xiao Jun.

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