Tiffany Hsu is an actress and model of Italian and Taiwanese descent. She was born as Tiffany Ann Hsu on August 7, 1984, in the United States to an Italian-American father and a Taiwanese mother. But her father left her mother before Tiffany was born, leaving Tiffany to be raised by her mother and her Taiwanese extended family. Tiffany graduated from Taipei Hwa Kang Arts School and Chinese Cultural University. She was first discovered when she participated in a talent casting call for MTV Taiwan and then became a model in 2003. Tiffany also has worked as a VJ for MTV Taiwan. After making her acting debut in the television drama “Jia You Fei Fei” in 2004, she is most well known for her role in “It Started With a Kiss” (2005) and the sequel “They Kiss Again” (2007), “ToGetHer” (2009), “Autumn’s Concerto” (2009) and “Drunken to Love You” (2011).

Tiffany Hsu

Zhang Yi Xiang (Edward Chen) is a talented and popular but somewhat rebellious 17-year-old high school student. His mother wields considerable power at school and is influential. She harbors a dark secret, which is connected to her son’s birth. But Zhang Yi Xiang is something of a free spirit – with a quick temper and a strong will.

Meanwhile, Chen Meng Yun (Tiffany Hsu) is a new teacher at the school. She finds herself somewhat overwhelmed by the passions of the students, who often bully one another (and teachers) cruelly and get into physical altercations. One day, while she is taking a break in the music room and playing the piano to ease her mind, Zhang Yi Xiang confronts her – and tells her that he has feelings for her, something that she already suspects. She has also developed a crush on him, and the two begin an affair. But what will happen if their secret gets out – and the rest of the school, the media, and his mother learn the truth?

“Lesson in Love” is a 2022 Taiwanese drama series that was directed by Lemmon Wong.

Lesson In Love

Forbidden Love Team

Stranded on a mountain road after his car breaks down, journalist Wang Yi Chi (Cash Chuang) has the misfortune of witnessing a hit-and-run accident that instantly claims one man’s life and leaves a woman comatose. Horror-stricken by what he’s just witnessed, Yi Chi takes a few quick pictures of the hit-and-run vehicle’s license plate but the photos are deemed too blurry to be used as evidence in the case. With no way to establish, with any certainty, who the perpetrator is, the case is dismissed.

Now, nine years later, Yi Chi finds himself unexpectedly linked to that fatal accident, when he discovers that the used car he’s been driving is actually the same car involved in that very same accident all those years ago. As if that weren’t a strange enough coincidence, it would seem that the sole survivor of the accident has suddenly disappeared. With his journalistic hunch growing stronger by the minute, Yi Chi sets out to uncover the truth behind this long-forgotten case. But sometimes uncovering the truth can bring with it some rather dire consequences.

As he digs deeper into the events surrounding the accident, Yi Chi begins to uncover a string of dark truths that may very well haunt him for the rest of his life.

As stylish as it is mysterious, “Who Killed Cock Robin” is a 2017 neo-noir crime thriller film written and directed by Cheng Wei Hao.

Who Killed Cock Robin

Blue Sparrow Team

Like so many others, the Wangs were a happy and harmonious family. With a well-paying job, a devoted wife, and two dutiful children, Mr. Wang (Aaron Kwok) really couldn’t have asked for a better life. But when tragedy nearly claims his son, life for the Wangs takes an unexpected turn.

As the school bus driver held responsible for the accident that killed all but himself and Mr. Wang’s son, Wang Chu Qi (Rong Zi Shan), Yu Kun Qiao’s (Duan Yi Hong) life has become nothing short of miserable. Taking pity on the man, Mr. Wang invites Kun Qiao to take up residence in the basement of their family home. Suffering from amnesia, Kun Qiao can’t recall the accident that killed so many, but he’s happy to accept Mr. Wang’s kind offer. Unfortunately life with the Wangs turns out to be nothing like Kun Qiao expected. Constantly badgered by Mr. Wang and his family, Kun Qiao finds himself slowly pressured to turn himself in; but something inside just won’t let him.

Over the course of the next three years, a strange series of events unfolds that leads everyone in the house to question their own sanity. Will this slow descent into madness bring about the answers everyone seeks or will it only lead to their ultimate demise?

A suspenseful tale of crime and intrigue, “Home Sweet Home” is a 2021 thriller film directed by Leste Chen.

Home Sweet Home

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Two couples. Two marriage proposals. Two rejections. One marriage?!

It was not the kind of day that either Song Jie Xiu (Joseph Chang) or Lin Xiao Ru (Rainie Yang) could have imagined. Jie Xiu is an interior designer who proposed to his girlfriend, actress and model Tang Ai Wei (Tiffany Hsu). On the same day, Xiao Ru, who works as the head waitress of the Farglory Hotel restaurant, also demanded that her boyfriend, airline pilot Ren Yi Xiang (Kingone Wang), marry her. Both proposals ended badly.

To wallow in their respective sorrows, Jie Xiu and Xiao Ru are strangers who ended up in the same place with the same objective: to get really, really drunk. The drunker they got, the friendlier the two strangers became toward each other. By the end of the long night of drinking, Jie Xiu and Xiao Ru woke up to realize that they had married each other!

Could it be a terrible mistake or the best thing that could have happened to them?

“Drunken to Love You” is a 2011 Taiwanese drama series directed by Chen Ming Zhang, who also directed the popular drama “Fated to Love You” (2008).

Drunken to Love You

DRUNKEN LOVE TEAM

Ai Wei (Ivy) Tang (唐艾薇)

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Can memories of true love be truly lost forever? Ren Guang Xi (Vanness Wu) has the world at his feet. The law student is the sole heir to a wealthy family business, is athletic, and blessed with great looks and charisma. His mother also has her sights set on a wife for him, the beautiful and kind He Yi Qian (Tiffany Hsu), a medical student. But instead, Guang Xi falls in love with Liang Mu Cheng (Ady An), a new employee in his school cafeteria with an infectious zest for life despite growing up as an orphan. But when a tragedy forces Guang Xi to suddenly undergo brain surgery, his mother tells Mu Cheng that he will not have any memories of his past after the surgery and forces Mu Cheng to leave him. Six years later in a rural village, Mu Cheng lives a quiet life with her son, Xiao Le (Xiao Xiao Bin). But then Guang Xi, now a high-powered attorney, arrives in the village to serve out a court-mandated community service and befriends the two with no memory of his past with Mu Cheng. Can a strangely moving piano concerto stir up the lost memories of his love for Mu Cheng and help him understand why he feels a special bond with her son?
 
“Autumn’s Concerto” is a Taiwanese drama series directed by Chen Hui Ling that originally aired on TTV from October 2009 to February 2010. Nominated for the Best Marketing Programme at the 45th Golden Bell Awards in Taiwan, the series is credited for making child actor Xiao Xiao Bin into a superstar and is the second highest-rated Taiwanese idol drama after “Fated to Love You” (2008).

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