Li Li Qun is a Taiwanese actor who was born on May 2, 1952, in Hsinchu County, Taiwan. He studied at the Taipei College of Maritime Technology. He made his acting debut in the 1980s movie “Tears of the Phoenix,” following up with the 1981 drama series “Qing Must Pity Me.” He has since gone on to appear in scores of hit movie and drama series titles, including the films “Moon Child” (2010) and “Hello Mr. Billionaire” (2018). He also appeared in the 2019 movie “The Love of Immortal.”

Li Li Qun

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In 15th-century China, a quick-witted, senior-ranking government official named Tang Fan (Darren Chen) takes a break from his routine activities in order to investigate a murder, teaming up with martial arts specialist guardsman Sui Zhou (Fu Meng Bo) in a bid to solve the case.

When the peace-loving landlord of the house Tang Fan is renting is found dead, the duo investigates. It is an apparent suicide, but the investigative pair quickly realizes that something looks amiss.

They investigate and eventually succeed in finding a suspect they believe may have killed the landlord. But they soon learn that this murderer did not act alone – and is just a smaller player in a much grander scheme.

As they dig deeper into the crime, the duo soon realizes that something very sinister is afoot – including a plot to launch a bloody coup.

Can they stop the criminal mastermind before time runs out?

This drama was produced by Jackie Chan and was based on a 2015 novel written by Meng Xi Shi.

“The Sleuth of the Ming Dynasty” is a 2020 Chinese period drama directed by Guo Shuang and Yang Huan.

The Sleuth of the Ming Dynasty

⚖Defenders of the Law Team.⚖

Xing Yu Films

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Tian Yi (Eric Suen) is a novice in the heavenly realm studying to gain angelic, immortal status. In order to become an immortal, he needs to pass an exam that he has now failed 99 times.

Every time he thinks he has aced the test, fate intervenes and he finds himself back where he started. After he flunks for the 100th time, the examiner tells him that unresolved problems from his past, mortal life are holding him back.

He resolves to do something about it – disobeying heavenly rules in order to gain access to a restricted-access chamber.

There, he accidentally releases the Snow Siren (Lorene Ren) from her celestial prison – an act that leads to him losing his powers. He also falls in love with the beautiful Snow Siren at first sight, further complicating matters.

But as he gets to know this mysterious siren, he begins to understand that their past lives may have been interlinked in ways he could not possibly have imagined…

“The Love of Immortal” is a 2019 Chinese fantasy movie that was directed by Dong Wei.

The Love of Immortal

Disciples of Immortality

Zhuang Rui (Zhang Yixing) is a simple man working at a pawnshop when his life is changed forever by a new set of eyes after an accident.&nbsp;

When Zhuang Rui's upgrade leads to special magical powers, he decides to use them to get rich by betting on precious jewels.

Meanwhile, undercover police officer Miao Feifei (Cici Wang) is suspicious of his actions and decides to tag along for further investigation.

Will Zhuang Rui decide to maintain his new life of excitement and&nbsp;riches or give up his powers, going back to being a simple shop assistant?&nbsp;

The Golden Eyes

The Dragon Guardians

Jiangsu TV

It was a time of great turmoil in 1st-century imperial China. 

Liu Xiu (Yuan Hong) and his brother Liu Yan (Zong Feng Yan) are peasant brothers but realize their higher calling to lead the rebel forces who want to overthrow the oppressive Xin Empire and restore the Han Dynasty. Joining them on this dangerous quest are the great military strategist Feng Yi (Li Jia Hang) and loyal friend Deng Yu (Kenny Kwan), as well as the beautiful Yin Li Hua (Ruby Lin). 

Yin Li Hua is the love of Liu Xiu’s live, and despite facing many near-death battles, the two stay by each other’s side and get married. But when Liu Xuan (Yu Bo) becomes the new Han emperor, he executes Liu Yan because he considered Liu Yan as a threat. 

Liu Xiu needs to build his military power in order to defeat Liu Xuan, but that means giving up his bond to Yin Li Hua and marrying a military warlord’s niece, Guo Shan Tong (Wang Yuan Ke). 

How much of his heart will Liu Xiu sacrifice as Emperor Guangwu in order to establish the new Eastern Han Dynasty? 

“Singing All Along” is a 2016 Chinese drama series directed by Lin Feng and produced by Ruby Lin. It is based on the novel series Xiuli Jiangshan (The Beautiful Land) written by Li Xin.

Singing All Along

Chang Ge Xing 

Wanda Media, Happy Mahua Pictures

Xia Luo (Shen Teng), a struggling musician, has exasperated his long-suffering wife Ma Dongmei (Ma Li). When he drunkenly professes his love for the woman he pined for during his high school years, Qiu Ya (Wang Zhi), Ma Dongmei has had enough and gives him a very vocal piece of her mind.

All hell breaks loose, but in the midst of the mayhem, Xia Luo blacks out and suddenly wakes up as his teenage self, back in school in 1997.

Realizing he has to re-live the past two decades, Xia Luo attempts to do better the second time around.

Is it to be second time lucky in life – and the music business – for Xia Luo? And will his heart lead him on a pursuit of unrequited love, Qiu Ya, or is Ma Dongmei the real love of his life?

The film was based on a successful stage play of the same name, produced by Mahua FunAge.

“Goodbye Mr. Loser” is a 2015 Chinese movie directed by Yan Fei and Peng Damo.

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