Name: Mon amour, éclaire-moi
Genre: Romance
Released: 2020-05-13
Rating: 9.5
Cast: Leon Leong, Eleanor Lee, Pei Zi Tian, Zang Chun Xuan, Xiong Yu Ting

Connor Leung was born on January 3, 1994, in Shenzhen, China. He went to the South China Institute of Software Engineering, at Guangzhou University, but while studying also found work in modeling and commercials. Eventually, he decided to turn his hand to acting and was cast in the short film “Night Poet” in 2016. He made his small-screen debut in 2017, appearing in the period drama “Huang Fei Hong.” He then got his big break in the Chinese version of the series “Meteor Garden,” based on the manga title “Boys Over Flowers” – for which he won widespread acclaim. He has since gone on to appear in the movie “Midnight Diner” (2019) and the drama series “Another Me” (2019).

Leon Leong

Eleanor Lee is a Singaporean model, actress and singer based in China. She was born on October 12, 1999, in Singapore to actress Quan Yi Fong and former actor Peter Yu. Her parents divorced in 2009, and in 2013, Eleanor adopted the surname of her godfather, celebrity hairstylist Addy Lee. Eleanor began modeling for Addy Lee’s company at a young age and then launched her career after appearing in the microfilm “The Old Record” for Apple’s China branch in 2014. She has since appeared in a number of television dramas, including “The Big Boss” (2017), “Tribes and Empires: Storm of Prophecy” (2017) and “My Poseidon” (2018). She also released her first song, which was the theme song to the television drama “Noble Aspirations,” in 2016 and has released several singles since.

Eleanor Lee

Pei Zi Tian is a Chinese actor. Born on June 17, 1993, he made his acting debut in the 2015 film “From Now to the Past.” He also has appeared in the television dramas “The Taoism Grandmaster” (2018) and “Sweet Combat” (2018).

Pei Zi Tian

Zang Chun Xuan is an up-and-coming Chinese actress who was born on December 22, 1998, in Dalian, China. She graduated from the Jilin Art Institute, and has made a name for herself by appearing in recent hit drama titles such as “Go Go Squid!” (2019), “Please Love Me” (2019), and “My Love, Enlighten Me” (2020).

Zang Chun Xuan

Xiong Yu Ting is a Chinese actress who was born on November 16, 1994, in Pingxiang, China. She studied at the Shanghai Theater Academy, and debuted in 2015, appearing in the drama series “My Sunshine.” She has since gone on to appear regularly in drama titles, including works such as “Lightning” (2017) and the more recent “The Legends of Monkey King” and “My Love, Enlighten Me”(2020).

Xiong Yu Ting

Li Ming Jun is an up-and-coming Chinese actor who was born on November 20, 1998, in Zhengzhou, China. He studied at the Central Academy of Drama and in summer 2018 debuted in the audition show “Sons of Tomorrow Season 2.” He has since gone on to appear in drama series titles such as “Love of a Thousand Years” (2020) and “My Love, Enlighten Me” (2020).

Li Ming Jun

Wang Ce, born Wang Zhi Gang, is a Chinese actor. He was born on October 11, 1974 in Chongqing, China and made his acting debut in 2001. Since then, he has appeared in several films and numerous television dramas, including “The Whistleblower” (2019).

Wang Ce

Tencent

Nuan Nuan (Eleanor Lee), a 22-year-old pop star hopeful, finds herself at a crossroads when her girl group disbands before debut. A chance encounter with Han Che (Leon Leong), a successful but cold sound and lighting engineer with an exceptional memory, changes her trajectory. Despite his occasional memory lapses, Han Che becomes an inspiration for Nuan Nuan, who discovers her passion for fashion design and aspires to work at a clothing store's headquarters. As they navigate their professional challenges, their initially adversarial relationship gradually transforms, hinting at a potential romantic connection. Will their growing fondness for each other lead to both career success and love? This is a 2020 Chinese drama series co-produced by Fang Fang and Shao Wen Yi.

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