Irene Wan is a Hong Kong-born actress and singer who was born on July 30, 1966. She first rose to prominence when she began appearing in movies while still a teenager, making waves in films like “Lonely Fifteen” (1982), “Happy Sixteen” (1982), and 1983’s “Everlasting Love.” She has since gone on to appear in scores of hit films and drama titles, including the movie hits “72 Heroes” (2011) and “The Fallen” (2019).

Irene Wan

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This is not the fresh start she anticipated. 

Su Mang (Wang Li Kun) works overseas as an executive for MG, a global tourism company. When her attempts to have a child fail and her marriage to her philandering husband ends in divorce, Su Mang transfers to the company’s headquarters in Shanghai as a director. 

When rumors start to fly among the employees about Su Mang’s life overseas, Zheng Chu (Zhu Ya Wen) is the unlikely employee who tries to protect her, despite the rocky start to their working relationship. 

But how can Zheng Chu help Su Mang deal with the news that she is pregnant from her IVF treatments from her previous marriage? 

“Across the Ocean to See You” is a 2017 Chinese drama series directed by Chen Ming Zhang.

Across the Ocean to See You

Oceans Apart No More

Li Mei Qing (Irene Wan) is an aspiring entrepreneur who has come to Shenzhen, China, to attempt to make a name for herself in the world of business.

But she soon discovers that life is hard at the sharp end of the business world. However, fate intervenes when she meets Jiang Hai (Chen Rui), an aging entrepreneur who has become a success in the world of business.

Despite his riches, Jiang Hai has a warm heart and decides to help and mentor Li Mei Qing – a relationship that deepens over time.

Meanwhile, free-spirited Li Ming Zhe (Kenji Wu) has spent his formative years traveling and partying. But he must quickly change his tack when he is appointed as the CEO of an asset-rich business group.

And his life changes again when he gets to know Song Mei Yue (Song Ji Hyo), a woman whose life was changed forever after the plotting of Li Ming Zhe’s stepmother drove her father to bankruptcy.

“70 80 90 Shenzhen Love Story“ is a 2016 Chinese movie that was directed by Deng Jian Quan, Lin Yi Qi, and Chen Mu Chuan.

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