Vicky Yu

Two women who live very different lives decide to exchange homes. Ai Lin (Yu Xin Tian) is poor while Wen Di (Xu Cen Zi) is wealthy. But when they are both dumped by their boyfriends on the same day, they accidentally meet each other. In order to change their luck in life and love, Ai Lin and Wen Di decide to exchange lifestyles for a week. Ai Lin moves into Wen Di’s luxury seaside villa while Wen Di moves into Ai Lin’s cramped, low-rent apartment. In the ensuing seven days, will the women find themselves and true love with Ai Qin (Yin Zhen) and Lin Hao (Wong Ki Ray)? “Give Seven Days” is a 2014 Chinese film directed by Tang Xu.

Give Seven Days

The Luckiest Week Team

Ai Lin

Hunan TV

During the time of the Chinese Northern Qi dynasty, a lady-in-waiting could never become a princess because of the rigid social hierarchy and the actions of many jealous rivals. Lu Zhen (Zhao Li Ying) flees from an arranged marriage and her evil stepmother and enters the palace as an attendant. She meets Prince Gao Zhan (Chen Xiao), and the two fall in love but know that their social differences would never allow them to marry. As she rises through the ranks of the palace with her pottery skills, Lu Zhen tries to help Gao Zhan against a power struggle from Empress Lou and his brother, Prince Gao Yan (Qiao Ren Liang). In turn, although Gao Zhan could never make Lu Zhen his wife, he helps her to attain the highest position in the kingdom – that of female prime minister. “Legend of Lu Zhen” is a 2013 Chinese drama series directed by Li Hui Zhu and Deng Wei En.

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