Liu Yi Fei, born An Feng and also known as Crystal Liu, is an award-winning Chinese-American actress. She was born on August 25, 1987, in Wuhan, Hubei, China, and moved to the United States in 2002. She made her acting debut in 2003 and has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas since, including “Chinese Paladin” (2005), “Never Gone” (2016), and “Once Upon A Time” (2017).

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Huang Yi Mei (Liu Yi Fei) has made a promising start in the arts industry, but lasting romance seems to elude her. After the disastrous end of what she believed would be a perfect marriage with classmate Fang Xie Wen (Lin Geng Xin), Yi Mei returns to her studies. She later decides to start her own art curation business and meets a new suitor, Pu Jia Ming (Wallace Huo), along the way. However, she encounters obstacles at every turn in her love life, with heartbreak seemingly lurking around every corner. Fortunately, her older brother Huang Zhen Hua (Tong Da Wei) is on hand with life and romance tips – while also pursuing his own aspirations in architectural design. Can the siblings find happiness as they navigate the worlds of art and romance? This 2024 Chinese drama series, based on a novel by Yi Shu, was directed by Wang Jun.

The Tale of Rose

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Huang Yi Mei

Hunan TV, Mango TV

Hotel industry professional Xu Hong Dou (Liu Yi Fei)’s life takes a sudden turn after her best friend passes away, causing her to reconsider her life trajectory. She decides to take a break from the rat race, trading in her big-city life for a spell in a tranquil Yunnan Province village. However, Hong Dou is in for a rude awakening when it turns out that the countryside is not quite as idyllic as she’d imagined. She eventually meets Xie Zhi Yao (Li Xian), another big-city refugee who has come back to his hometown to launch a tourism business that showcases the village. Hong Dou offers to help him by sharing her hotel industry knowledge. As they begin to work together, they start to develop feelings for one another! Could love bloom as they try to put the little village on the tourist trail? This 2023 Chinese drama series was directed by Ding Zi Guang.

Meet Yourself

The Windy Team

Tencent

In the early 11th Century, the Imperial family faces a crisis when a damning painting of the Empress' past life goes missing. Gu Qian Fan (Chen Xiao), an elite military commander, is tasked with recovering the picture before it falls into dangerous hands. Zhao Pan Er (Liu Yi Fei), searching for her missing fiancé, arrives in the capital with two women she has rescued: Song Yinzhang (Lin Yun) and Sun San Niang (Liu Yan). Together, they open a tea house that becomes renowned for their talents. When Zhao Pan Er and Gu Qian Fan's paths cross, they initially distrust each other but gradually recognize the potential benefits of working together. As their relationship evolves, romantic tensions begin to emerge. This is a 2022 Chinese drama series directed by Yang Yang.

A Dream of Splendor

The Teahouse of Dreams

Seventy thousand years ago, the fox goddess Bai Qian (Liu Yi Fei) studied under the God of War, Mo Yuan (Yang Yang), falling deeply in love before his ultimate sacrifice to seal away the Demon King. Leaving Mo Yuan's body preserved in ice, Bai Qian continues her immortal journey. At a banquet at the East Sea Dragon Palace, she saves a boy named Ah Li (Peng Zi Su) and meets Ye Hua (Yang Yang), the Crown Prince of the Heaven Tribe, who recognizes her as Su Su, a mortal woman he loved centuries ago. Despite Bai Qian having no memory of their past, Ye Hua is determined to reconnect with her. As their complicated love story unfolds across centuries, they must confront the mystery of their intertwined fate and the potential return of the Demon King. This is a 2017 South Korean romantic fantasy film adapted from the novel "Three Lives, Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms" by TangQi Gongzi and directed by Zhao Xiao Ding.

Once Upon a Time

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Beijing Ruyi Xinxin Film Investment

Su Yun Jin (Liu Yi Fei), from a poor background, transfers to a new high school where she meets Cheng Zheng (Kris Wu), the wealthy and popular son of a rich family. Zheng falls deeply in love with Yun Jin, pursuing her through college and across different cities. Despite their mutual attraction, Yun Jin initially breaks up with Zheng due to their economic differences, refusing his financial support. Her pride becomes a barrier to understanding Zheng's genuine love and devotion. As their relationship evolves, Yun Jin struggles to overcome her past experiences and recognize her true feelings for Zheng. This 2016 Chinese romantic drama, based on the novel Xin Yi Wu, explores the complexities of love across social and economic divides, directed by Zhou Tuo Ru.

Never Gone

The Never Gone Team 

Su Yun Jin

During the late Northern Song Dynasty, under Emperor Huizong's rule, counterfeit money threatens the capital's stability. Department Six Constabulary, led by Commander Liu (Cheng Tai Shen), investigates the currency crisis, but their efforts are interrupted by the mysterious Divine Constabulary, a secret agency commissioned by the Emperor. Liu orders his top investigator, Leng Xue (Deng Chao), to infiltrate and destroy the rival agency. Leng Xue works alongside his skilled comrades Wu Qing (Liu Yi Fei), Zhui Ming (Ronald Cheng), and Tie Shou (Collin Chou), known as The Four, to uncover a deeper conspiracy beyond mere counterfeiting. As tensions rise between the two agencies, they must decide whether to collaborate or risk allowing a greater threat to destabilize the entire kingdom. This is a 2012 Hong Kong wuxia film adapted from Woon Swee Oan's novel series "The Four Great Constables" and directed by Gordon Chan and Janet Chun.

The Four

🗡The Magic Four 🗡

In the tumultuous final days of China's Qin Dynasty, rebel leaders Liu Bang (Leon Lai) and Xiang Yu (Feng Shao Feng) are manipulated by King Huai's strategic challenge to become the next Emperor. As sworn brothers-in-arms turned rivals, they lead separate military campaigns against Qin's forces. Their competition intensifies when Xiang Yu discovers Liu Bang's love for Yu Ji (Liu Yi Fei), a woman Xiang Yu himself desires. Behind the scenes, strategists Zhang Liang (Zhang Han Yu) and Fan Zeng (Anthony Wong) secretly orchestrate the generals' paths, turning them into unwitting pawns in a complex political game. Driven by ambition and revenge, the two men battle for supremacy, unaware that their destinies are being manipulated by their cunning advisors. This is a 2011 Chinese historical film about brotherhood and betrayal, directed by Daniel Lee.

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