Annie Chen is a popular Taiwanese actress. Born on April 28, 1989, she was the first person to win “The First Kaiwo Phantasy Star CatwalkGirl” modeling contest in 2007. She made her acting debut a year later in the television drama “Prince + Princess 2.” She has starred in many popular dramas since, including “Boysitter” (2014), “Love Around” (2013) and “Love, Now” (2012). A big dog lover, Annie Chen’s dog, Chelsea, was adopted for her role in “Boysitter.”

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Annie Chen, Zhang Shu Wei, Esther Huang, and more star in four spine-chilling horror tales that will have you jumping out of your skin!

The movie comprises four separate stories based on the popular TV series “Canned Fears,” also known as “Tin of Fear.”

In one story, a woman rents out a cheap, one-room apartment – only to discover ghoulish presences also inhabit the property. Will she get out of this ghastly abode alive?

In a second tale, an unsuspecting individual wakes up in a bizarre parallel universe where food has been made illegal. When a simple snack could result in death, survival becomes a deadly game!

Next, a group of teenagers plays hide and seek in an old, abandoned house. But it looks like they chose the spookiest place in town to play their game – as the creepy old building sucks them into its otherworldly realm, threatening their very lives!

And finally, a taxi driver who committed suicide cannot find peace in the afterlife. His distraught family has been left with nowhere to turn. Wracked with guilt, he wants to return to the mortal realm to beg his daughter for her forgiveness.

“76 Horror Bookstore” is a 2020 Taiwanese mini-film series that was directed by David Chuang and Hung Tze Peng.

76 Horror Bookstore

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Campus couple and budding young designers Yi En (Gülnezer Bextiyar) and Qi Lei (Yang Shou) decide to set up a fashion label together when they finish university.

Despite some early success, the couple’s partnership appears to have been cut tragically short, when the scheming of a ruthless rival appears to cause the death of Qi Lei.

The grieving Yi En refuses to give up on the dream she once shared with her sweetheart, and – though her talent, hard work, and dedication – eventually succeeds in building up a powerful fashion company.

What Yi En does not know, however, is that Qi Lei is not dead after all. The “accident” that appeared to have taken his life actually only left him badly wounded.

Once he recovers, he takes up the moniker Lu Zhun and returns to the fashion world, looking for answers and revenge. He is appointed as the head of a successful fashion company – and finds himself in direct competition with his former girlfriend and business partner Yi En.

In the meantime, another figure from Yi En’s past – her childhood friend and fellow fashion designer Qin Ye (Jeremy Tsui) – has appeared on the scene, intent on winning her heart.

And in a further unfortunate twist of fate for Yi En, her closest friend and the editor-in-chief of an influential fashion magazine, Cen Wei, (Zhao Han Ying Zi) now has romantic designs on Lu Zhun.

Will romantic rivals win the day, or could love bring Yi En and Lu Zhun/Qi Lei back together? Would reigniting their old love for one another really be enough to reverse their destiny? Or will the pressures of life at the top of the Chinese fashion industry take its toll on their romance…and the dreams they once shared?

This drama was filmed in Paris, Shanghai, and Suzhou.

“Return the World to You” is a 2019 Chinese drama directed by Jeff Chiang.

Return the World to You

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As the daughter of one of the nation’s wealthiest, most powerful families, many believed Cheng Yuan Fang (Annie Chen) was nothing more than a spoiled princess, living a perfect fairytale life. But in reality, Yuan Fang’s life was anything but perfect. As the daughter of such a powerful family, Yuan Fang was well aware that her family kept a number of dark secrets, which is why when her sister-in-law, Hsiao Han Ting went missing, Yuan Fang took it upon herself to find out why.

Secretly calling upon the help of Ah Young and Kevin, Yuan Fang sets out to unravel the mystery behind her sister-in-law’s disappearance. But the deeper they dig into the events leading up to Han Ting’s disappearance, the more horrifying things become. Following a trail of evidence that leads directly to her brother, Cheng Yuan Chun, Yuan Fang begins to fear for Han Ting’s life; her fear only growing stronger as they continue on their dark quest.

Painfully aware that Yuan Fang may be in more danger than she realizes, Ah Young is determined to protect her at all costs. Can he find a way to save her from such a dark fate when they themselves have now become the hunted?

A thrilling mystery from start to finish, “Dark Is The Night” is a 2019 Taiwanese film directed by You Han Ting.

Dark Is The Night

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Zhou Zhen (George Hu) is a tough gangster’s son who has a soft spot for protecting the weak from bullies. Liang Xiao Shu (Annie Chen) is a happy-go-lucky and bubbly radio DJ who is optimistic about love although a little naïve. After Zhou Zhen breaks up with his girlfriend, he runs into Xiao Shu at a ballpark. Can the unlikely pair, both unlucky in love, possibly find something in common that will reignite their faith in love?

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Yang Yi Ru (Annie Chen) takes her job as an advertising executive very seriously. But her family and friends think she needs to take a vacation before she burns herself out. They concoct a plan and before Yi Ru knows what hit her, she is bogusly diagnosed with terminal cancer, told she has only six months to live, and shipped off to take a much-needed holiday. While she is still trying to digest her death sentence, she meets Lan Shi De (George Hu), the CEO of a family business on a business trip. When Yi Ru tells Shi De of her diagnosis and that she has always wanted to marry and have children before she died, Shi De agrees to marry her. Unbeknownst to Yi Ru, Shi De met her years ago and has been in love with her ever since. Has fate brought the two together or will their thrust-upon relationship have a deadline?
 
“Love, Now” is a Taiwanese drama series that originally aired for 72 episodes on SETTV from October 2012 to March 2013.

Love, Now

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Two strangers, who never had much luck in the love arena, found themselves betrothed by their families. Figuring they will never find true love, they agreed to the arranged marriage. They bickered throughout their marriage. But bickering slowly gave way to genuine fondness for one another. In the end, the couple discovered that true love is not to be found but has to be cultivated.

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