Shao Bing is a Chinese actor who was born on February 15, 1968, in Hangzhou, China. He attended the Beijing Film Academy, and made his acting debut in the 1992 movie “The Scientist Jiang Zhuying.” He has since gone on to appear in scores of hit Chinese movies and TV drama series titles, including “Spicy Love Soup” (1997), “Bad Daddy” (2018), and “Arsenal Military Academy” (2019).

Shao Bing

Tang San (Zhou Yi Ran) is a member of the Shrek Seven Devils – a group of fighters who brought peace to a once-divided realm. After winning an important competition, Tang San must leave his comrades-in-arms – including Xiao Wu (Zhang Yu Xi), with whom he shares a deep bond of affection. He retreats to a secret location to hone his skills, with his father’s help. But the forces of evil refuse to sit still: soon, a powerful leader emerges with a plan to seize power over the realm and crush all his opponents. The time has come to reconvene the devils. But do Tang San, Xiao Wu, and the rest have what it takes to defeat this fearsome scheme? This drama is the follow-up to “Douluo Continent,” and was adapted from a novel by Tang Jia San Shao.

The Land Of Warriors

🐇 Shrek Devils Team 🌱

Tang Hao

Youku

Though perhaps not perfect, Jiang Yuan Xing (Deng Jia Jia) was completely happy with her life and for good reason. Not only was Yuan Xing in a beautiful, healthy relationship with the love of her life, but she also had a good job, working as the secretary of a wealthy older gentleman who treated her well. With everything in life seeming to go her way, Yuan Xing believed she was destined to live a long, happy life. Unfortunately, she couldn’t have been more wrong.

Invited by her boss to attend a family reunion, Yuan Xing sees no reason why she should decline the offer, so she goes. But soon after her return, everything in her life begins to fall apart around her, starting with the untimely death of her boss. Not long after her boss’ passing, Yuan Xing suffers another blow when she wakes in a hospital and quickly learns that she was trapped in a house fire which has left her burned beyond recognition and her love dead. As she tries to make sense of everything that has happened, a single thought begins to repeat itself over and over inside her head…

Realizing that every event leading up to her current situation ties back to that fateful family reunion, Yuan Xing knows what she has to do. Undergoing complete reconstruction of her face, Yuan Xing makes her return in the most dramatic way possible, determined to avenge the death of her love. Will her quest for revenge bring her the closure she needs or will it only serve to inflict more wounds?

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Keigo Higashino, “The Murder in Kairotei” is a 2022 Chinese mystery thriller drama directed by Li Ya Tao.

The Murder in Kairoutei

🔥Revenge's Raging Flames🔥

Shi Qing

Tencent

It is the late 10th century, and the Liao dynasty is at the zenith of its power. The powerful Liao rule much of what is now Northeast China, Mongolia, and Russia, as well as much of the Korean peninsula.

Prime Minister Xiao Si Wen and Princess Yan of the Liao have three daughters, but their favorite is the youngest – the hard-working and diligent Xiao Chao (Tiffany Tang).

Xiao Chao’s heart belongs to aspiring military commander Han De Rang (Shawn Dou), whose family have loyally served the Liao for decades. But her parents have other plans for her – and succeed in arranging for her to marry the Liao Emperor, Jin Zhong (Jing Chao).

She obeys and goes on to become the Emperor’s queen, as well as a fierce defender of the Liao – helping to mobilize the army, heading a 10,000-strong cavalry regiment and providing support for the civil administration. Eventually, she is named Empress.

In the meantime, however, Han De Rang has continued his own rise through the ranks of both the military and the government, becoming a powerful general and a minister.

Xiao Chao is prepared to do anything to help the realm…but can she contain her feelings for Han De Rang? And can he, in turn, control his heart, which still beats for his childhood sweetheart, now the Empress?

“The Legend of Legend of Xiao Chuo” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was directed by Jiang Jia Jun.

The Legend of Xiao Chuo

King Wu Zhi

iQiyi

The year is 907 CE and the Later Liang dynasty has just taken control of what is now Northern China.

A general’s daughter named Yuan Qing Li (Chen Yu Qi) is traveling to a quiet nunnery to meditate in peace. However, a gang of bandits attacks her party, abducting her and leaving her unconscious.

She is rescued by benevolent forces, but wakes up days later, without any memories about the person she used to be, living a life that she does not believe to be her own.

She also discovers that she is due to marry – something she does not want to do.

She decides to run away and go undercover, disguising herself as a man. 

The martial arts skills she learned when she was younger soon come in handy, and she rises to the rank of county constable.

Meanwhile, the Duke of the Liang, Jing Ci (Alan Yu), has also gone undercover as a lowly Liang official in a bid to expose a fiendish conspiracy that threatens to take down the government.

The duo teams up in a bid to put an end to the corruption – and help Yuan Qing Li discover her true identity.

“The Love Lasts Two Minds” is a 2020 Chinese period drama directed by Yu Cui Hua and Liu Zhen Ming.

The Love Lasts Two Minds

As Chinese military forces fight back against the invading Imperial Japanese army, the government conscripts young men to defend the country. Xie Xiang (Bai Lu) urgently wants to join the battle, fueled by her hatred of injustice. There’s just one problem… she’s a woman! Refusing to let that stop her, she cuts her hair short and assumes her brother’s identity, eventually getting drafted into an elite military academy in Shanghai and befriending other recruits, including the quarrelsome rich kid Gu Yan Zheng (Xu Kai) and the more introverted Shen Jun San (Li Cheng Bin). Xie Xiang wants to keep her true identity a secret, but when both Yan Zheng and Jun San start to fall for her, the challenge becomes increasingly difficult. Will the comrades-in-arms survive the bitter ravages of love and war? This 2019 Chinese period drama was directed by Hue Kai Dong.

Arsenal Military Academy

The All Guns Blazing Team

Guo Shu Ting

Ma Fei (Bai Yu) is an astronaut ready head off to the cosmos for a historic space flight. But his journey to the shuttle has been anything but conventional.

Growing up was tough for him, particularly after his father Ma Hao Wen (Deng Chao) took the wrap for a building project that went wrong. A bridge his company built collapsed right after opening – and Ma Hao Wen was sent to jail for negligence.

Ma Hao Wen had high hopes for his son, but things get very tough for both after his wife, Ma Fei’s mother, decides that divorce is the best option for her.

Ma Fei begins to struggle at school.

But Ma Hao Wen refuses to give up on his son. When he is released, he decides to take responsibility for his child’s education. But that proves very hard when he struggles to find a job, with local companies reluctant to hire a convict.

Undaunted, Ma Hao Wen attempts to teach his son that real education isn’t always found in the pages of schoolbooks.

Many years later, could the valuable lessons Ma Fei learned from his father help him – and the rest of the space shuttle’s crew – navigate a life-threatening incident in deep space?

“Looking Up” is a Chinese movie that was directed by Deng Chao and Bai Mei Yu.

Looking Up

Growing up, Yue Wuyi (Fu Xin Bo) always admired the actions of the legendary hero, Xie Yi (Ken Chang). Wanting to be just like his hero, Wuyi leaves home, setting out on a journey that will ultimately lead him to his lifelong hero. Along the way Wuyi meets an odd assortment of characters,&nbsp; including the strong warrior Wen Renyu (Ying Er), the monk Xia Yize (Aarif Rahman), and the mysterious Ah Yuan (Jiang Wen). Joining Wuyi on his journey, the four are soon beset with danger as dark forces emerge, seeking to destroy the world of men. Given the task to save humanity, Wuyi and his friends must find the ancient sword, Zhao Ming, and save the world from the dark forces that seek to destroy all of humanity.

Adapted from the role playing video game of the same name, “Sword of Legends 2” is a 2018 fantasy adventure drama directed by Cai Jingsheng.

Sword of Legends 2

The legendary swordsmen

Shen Ye

Hunan TV

How are legends made? 

Guan Xiao Di (Dilraba Dilmurat) is a rebellious young woman. The traditional life of studying and finding a stale career never interested her. When she accidentally stumbles into a bodyguard training center, her life will never be the same again. 

There, she meets the arrogant Liang Da Wei (Ma Ke), who is training Cui Tian Qi (Wang Yang) and other “hot girls” to become the best bodyguards. As Xiao Di undergoes the grueling training regimen, she begins to learn the value of discipline and hard work on the road to becoming a legendary bodyguard. 

“Hot Girl” is a 2016 Chinese drama series.

Hot Girl

Gone with the Shirt team

Xiong Kuo Hai

One hundred years after a great war between the Ice Tribe and the Fire Tribe, the only two remaining royal heirs of the Ice Tribe struggle for power. 

Prince Ka Suo (Feng Shao Feng) and his younger half-brother, Yong Kong Shi (Ma Tian Yu), are the only pureblood illusionists and royal heirs left in the Ice Tribe. Ka Suo reluctantly ascends to the throne to help rebuild the kingdom, but he wants nothing more than the freedom to be with his love, Li Luo (Victoria Song), who can never marry him despite rising to become a powerful sorceress because she was born a commoner. 

Kong Shi does everything in his power to take the throne away from Ka Suo, while Yan Da (Zhang Meng), the only daughter of the Fire Tribe royal family, is willing to give up everything for Kong Shi. 

When both Kong Shi and Li Luo suddenly go missing, can Ka Suo protect his kingdom alone when another war breaks out? 

“Ice Fantasy” is a 2016 Chinese drama series directed by Ju Jue Liang. It is based on the novel City of Fantasy by Guo Jing Ming.

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