Name: Finding Mr Right
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Released: 2013-03-21
Rating: 9.4
Cast: Wu Xiu Bo, Tang Wei, Hai Qing, Mai Hong Mei

Wu Xiu Bo is a Chinese actor and singer who was born in Beijing, China, on September 5, 1968. He entered the Central Academy of Drama in Beijing aged 17, in 1984, graduating in 1987, and making his first film appearance in the 1988 movie “Gold Shoes.” He then went on to work in a variety of jobs, making his music debut with the single "Can't Catch You" in 2000. Eventually, he decided to try his hand at acting again, appearing in “Crime Investigation” (2002). He has since gone on to appear in a wide variety of movies, including “The Four” (2012) and “Finding Mr. Right” (2013) He has also made a name for himself in the world of dramas, winning acclaim for his role in “Before Dawn,” and more recently going on to star in period drama “The Advisors Alliance” (2017) and thriller “Nameless Detective” (2019).

Wu Xiu Bo

Frank

Tang Wei is a Chinese actress born in Wenzhou, China, on October 7, 1979. She made her TV debut in the late 1990s, but first truly rose to prominence after her appearance in the internationally acclaimed, Ang Lee-directed “Lust, Caution” (2007), for which she won the Golden Horse Award for Best New Performer. Success came at a cost, however. Her appearance in “Lust, Caution” featured several scenes of a mature nature and resulted in a temporary ban on her media activities by Chinese government agency the National Radio and Television Administration. She returned to making big-budget Chinese movies in 2011 when she appeared in “Speed Angels.” She has also starred in movies such as “Finding Mr. Right” (2013) and “Book of Love” (2016).

Tang Wei

Hai Qing is a Chinese actress born on January 12, 1978, in Nanjing, China. She decided from an early age to pursue a career in acting, attending the Jiangsu Provincial Theater School and then joining the Beijing Film Academy in 1997. She made her movie debut in “Jade Goddess of Mercy” (2003). She went on to make a name for herself in the world of dramas, appearing in the 2009 series “A Beautiful Daughter-in-law Era,” for which she won Best Actress prizes at the Feitian Television Awards the Golden Eagle Awards. In 2015, she was appointed as a National UN Women Ambassador for China. She has also featured in a number of hit films, such as “Finding Mr. Right” (2013) and “What a Wonderful Family” (2017).

Hai Qing

Mai Hong Mei is a Chinese actress born on August 16, 1970, in Pingdingshan, Henan Province, China. She first made a name for herself as a TV comedienne in the early 1990s and made her movie debut in “The Man Who Pursues Death” (1993). She went on to star in a number of hit comedy TV series and films throughout the early 2000s and also featured in wartime thriller “The Sharp Sword” (2008). More recently, she featured in movies “Finding Mr. Right” (2013), “Cannot Prove” (2015), and The Meg (2018). She was once married to fellow Chinese actor Nan Sun, but the couple divorced in the late 2000s.

Mai Hong Mei

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Wen Jiajia (Tang Wei) is happy living as the lover of a rich but corrupt businessman. Despite the fact that her lover is already married, she is content to be pampered and showered with gifts – until she discovers she is pregnant with his child.

Facing legal issues in China, she decides to head to Seattle, in the United States, so that she can give birth to the baby in an illegal maternity center.

While in Seattle, she meets a divorced Chinese taxi driver named Frank (Wu Xiu Bo), who she recognizes as a former heart surgeon. Frank has come to take care of his daughter while his former wife prepares to come to the United States.

In an unexpected twist, Wen Jiajia's boyfriend suddenly runs into financial difficulties in China, leaving her suddenly short of funds.

Down on her luck, she confides in Frank. The two slowly form a bond, and an unlikely relationship appears to be on the cards.

But when the money starts flowing back in, will Wen Jiajia choose to return to her boyfriend – and her former life of luxury – in China? Or could she take a chance on what might turn out to be true love with Frank?

“Finding Mr. Right” is a 2013 Chinese movie directed by Xue Xiaolu.

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