Chai Wei is a Chinese actress born on December 7, 2002, in Cixi, China. She made her acting debut while aged only nine, appearing in the adventure-themed drama “The Vigilantes in Masks” (2011). She followed up with three more drama appearances the same year, and then went on to make her movie debut in 2014, starring in “Love in the 1980s.” Since then, she has appeared in the movies “Tiny Times 4” (2015) and “What a Day!” (2017) – as well as TV drama series titles such as “Double Life” (2018) and “A Little Thing Called First Love” (2019).

Chai Wei

The Stone Monkey (Pakho Chau), a powerful deity and guardian of the mortal realm, faces a crisis when a fierce wood demon threatens a small village. Ba Hai Xing (Chai Wei), a woman from his past, remembers a promise he once made her, while the villagers have lost faith in their former protector. When deities clash, the Stone Monkey falls from the heavenly realm, losing his divine powers and landing in the village. Stripped of his supernatural abilities, he must now defend the population against the impending evil. Will he be able to save the day and fulfill his promise to Ba Hai Xing? Based on characters from the classic 16th-century Chinese novel "Journey to the West," this is a 2021 Chinese movie directed by Li Wei Ji.

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University freshman Xia Miao Miao (Zhao Jin Mai) is a shy, awkward student struggling to fit in on campus. When a group of classmates befriends her, she joins the university drama club, where she meets the charismatic star performer Liang You Nian (Lai Kuanlin). Determined to win his attention, Miao Miao begins transforming herself, ultimately discovering her true identity in the process. As their relationship develops, both Miao Miao and You Nian learn valuable lessons about love and self-acceptance. Based on the hit Thai film "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" (2010), this is a 2019 Chinese drama directed by Qi Xiao Hui.

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