Zhu Ya Wen is a Chinese actor. Born on April 21, 1981, he made his acting debut in the 2005 television series “Yang Guang Yu Ji.” He has since appeared in many films and television dramas, including the recent “Red Sorghum” (2014), “Say No for Youth” (2015), “Two Families” (2016), “City Still Believe in Love” (2016) and “Across the Ocean to See You” (2017). Zhu Ya Wen married actress Shen Jia Ni in 2013.

Zhu Ya Wen

In 1930s Russia, four Chinese Communist Party agents—Zhang Xian Chen (Zhang Yi), Wang Yu (Qin Hai Lu), Chu Liang (Zhu Ya Wen), and Xiao Lan (Liu Hao Cun)—are dispatched on a dangerous mission code-named "Utrennya" to rescue a Chinese informer from the Japanese army in Manchukuo. After air-dropping into a snow-covered forest, the team is immediately separated and confronted by unexpected opposition. Struggling to survive and complete their mission, the agents discover a potential traitor within their ranks, creating an atmosphere of distrust and constant danger. As they navigate through overwhelming challenges and deceptive encounters, each agent must rely on their training and survival instincts to uncover the truth and potentially save their mission. This is a 2021 historical spy thriller film directed by Zhang Yi Mou, based on a script by Quan Yong Xian.

Cliff Walkers

Hunan TV

In 1402, Emperor Yongle orders the execution of royal physician Jing Qing's family, sparing only his eldest daughter, Sun Ruo Wei (Tang Wei), who is rescued and adopted by nobleman Sun Zhong. The Qingzheng Cult attempts to manipulate her marriage plans, but she becomes the concubine of Zhu Zhan Ji (Zhu Ya Wen), the Emperor's grandson. When Zhu Zhan Ji becomes the Xuande Emperor, Sun Ruo Wei discovers he is unlike his grandfather and begins to see his compassionate nature. After giving birth to the Crown Prince, she must navigate court politics and her own desire for vengeance. As she grows closer to the Emperor, she faces a critical choice between pursuing revenge and securing the dynasty's future. This is a 2020 Chinese period drama series directed by Zhang Ting.

Ming Dynasty

Gone with the Shirt Team

Zhu Zhan Ji

Tencent TV

"Heart Signal" is a groundbreaking Chinese variety show that explores the dynamics of strangers living together in a shared house for 30 days. Guan Hong (Guan Hong), Yang Chao Yue (Yang Chao Yue), Zhu Ya Wen (Zhu Ya Wen), Zhang Yu Qi (Zhang Yu Qi), and Jiang Si Da (Jiang Si Da) serve as expert panelists, providing insightful commentary on the unfolding interactions and relationships between the housemates. As the participants navigate their new living arrangement, viewers are treated to a fascinating social experiment that reveals unexpected connections, potential romantic tensions, and the complex interpersonal dynamics that emerge when strangers are forced to coexist. This is a 2018 Chinese reality show that offers a unique glimpse into human behavior and social interactions.

Heart Signal

Zhejiang TV

Su Mang (Wang Li Kun), a global tourism executive, returns to Shanghai after a failed marriage and unsuccessful attempts to have a child. Transferring to company headquarters as a director, she faces workplace gossip and personal challenges. Zheng Chu (Zhu Ya Wen), an unexpected ally, supports her despite their initially difficult working relationship, particularly when Su Mang discovers she is pregnant from previous IVF treatments. This is a 2017 Chinese drama series directed by Chen Ming Zhang.

Across the Ocean to See You

Oceans Apart No More

Zheng Chu

New Clues Films, Jaywalk Studios, Enlight Pictures

Lu Xiao Xing (Yang Mi), a blind former cop who lost her sight and brother in a car crash, becomes determined to help solve a series of mysterious women's disappearances. Despite being rejected from rejoining the police force, she accidentally encounters a potential kidnapper when a taxi ride turns dangerous. After narrowly escaping a crash, Xiao Xing provides detailed information about the driver to Captain Lu (Wang Jing Chun). An unexpected ally emerges when Lin Chong (Lu Han), an impetuous teenager, comes forward as an eyewitness to the attempted abduction. Together, they must track down the mysterious kidnapper before he can claim another victim. This is a 2015 Chinese thriller film directed by Ahn Sang Hoon, a remake of the 2011 South Korean film "Blind."

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