Ben Wu is a is a Taiwanese singer, actor and television host. Born on January 5, 1991, he appeared on the variety program “Diamond Club” in 2007 while still in high school and then joined the cast of the variety show “Mo Fang Bang Bang Tang” in 2008. After his military service, Ben Wu debuted as a singer with his first album in 2014. He then made his acting debut in the 2015 television drama “Love Cuisine,” which brought him the Best Potential Award at the 2015 Sanlih Drama Awards. He has since appeared in “I Like You, You Know?” (2016), “The Perfect Match” (2017), “Iron Ladies” (2018) and “Love and π” (2018). Ben Wu’s sister, Ann Wu, is an actress and singer.

Ben Wu

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As an ordinary girl, working an ordinary job, at an ordinary convenience store, Lin An An (Chloe Xiang) had only one dream in life: to find a good, stable, government job so she could support her aging grandfather. With that single dream in mind, An An never even thought of becoming anything more than the ordinary girl she had always been. But all that changed the day You Yuan Le (Ben Wu) walked into her life.

The CEO of a highly successful internet platform company, Yuan Le always had an eye for talent. The day he met An An, he knew she had what it took to become an online sensation; though not everyone at work agreed with him. Making a bet with one of his company’s top internet stars, Yuan Le guarantees An An he can turn her into an internet celebrity.&nbsp;

Wanting nothing to do with Yuan Le or his ridiculous bet, An An had every intention of turning him down, but something inside her just wouldn’t let her say no. Agreeing to work with Yuan Le, An An takes her first step into the spotlight as she embraces this chance dream bigger dreams and stop hiding from the world.

“Let’s Go Crazy on Live!” is a 2019 romantic comedy drama directed by Hao Hsin Hsiang.

Let's Go Crazy on Live!

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The big city promises an exciting backdrop to learn about life and love for three friends.

Zhao Wu Xian (Ben Wu), Zhao Yuan Man (Ivy Shao) and Hou Zi Cheng (Daniel Chen) are lifelong friends who grew up together in an orphanage. When they reached adulthood, they all set out for Taipei to pursue their dreams.

Yuan Man thinks of Wu Xian as a brother, but Wu Xian thinks of her as so much more. Can their relationship survive the many challenges they face in the big city?

“Love and π” is a 2018 Taiwanese drama series.

Love and π

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To the outside world, everything in their lives is going well for them. But three professional women in their 30s try to find their own personal happiness outside of their successful careers.

Zhou Kai Ting (Aviis Zhong) is the youngest vice president of sales for the online shopping mall, Ai U Web. She turns to Su Can (Ben Wu), a café barista, to resolve a work crisis and helps him discover a talent he didn’t know he had. 

Ma Li Sha (Ada Pa), Ai U Web’s General Manager, has raised an 18-year-old son on her own and is jaded by love. On the other hand, Wang Qing Qing (Zhu Zhi Ying) has always had everything in life go her way. 

Can the three women deal with their respective relationship woes, marriage issues and family problems as well as they do their jobs? “Iron Ladies” is a 2018 Taiwanese drama series.

Iron Ladies

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What do netizens know? Huo Tingen (Chris Wu) is a celebrated chef whose fine-dining restaurant is a destination for food lovers from all over the world. When Tingen stumbles upon comments on the Internet from people who can’t afford to eat at his high-priced restaurant, they blow his mind. Netizens claim that the culinary creations made by Wei Fenqing (Ivy Shao) at the night market are just as satisfying as Tingen’s Michelin-worthy food. Determined to debunk such preposterous claims, Tingen goes to the night market to find Fenqing and show her what true culinary talent really is. Whose cuisine will reign supreme? “The Perfect Match” is a 2017 Taiwanese drama series.

The Perfect Match

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Growing up in a beautiful coastal town, it was only natural for Shen Mu Ze (Anderson Cheng) to be drawn to the sport of surfing. Taking to the sport at a young age, Mu Ze has become a talented surfer. Spending most of his free time on the water, Mu Ze’s entire life revolves around the sport and honestly, he wouldn’t have it any other way.

Sharing a love of surfing, Mu Ze and his friends are never away from the water for long. Even when a number of public welfare activities crowd the beach with visitors, Mu Ze and his friends can’t stay away. Among the crowds on the beach is Xiao Ying (Sylvia Hsieh), a classmate of Mu Ze’s whose attraction to Mu Ze only seems to grow as she watches him from the shore. Managing to catch Mu Ze’s attention, it doesn’t take long for the attraction between the two to blossom into a beautiful new relationship.

As happy as Mu Ze is with Xiao Ying, his life gets infinitely more complicated when a girl by the name of Lin Qin (Teresa Daley) shows up, claiming to be his sister. Completely thrown off by Lin Qin’s sudden appearance, will Mu Ze find a way to ride out the storm that has suddenly become his life?

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Wo He Ni, “I Like You, Do You Know?” is a 2016 Chinese romantic drama directed by Chen Rong Hui.

I Like You, Do You Know?

Life is best lived through the cuisine of the world. Han Jie (Lego Li) is a heralded celebrity chef who runs a restaurant in Europe but returns to Taiwan to become a culinary teacher at Si Ping High School to fulfill his promise to his old mentor. Fang Xiao Rou (Allison Lin), the mentor’s daughter, also works as a culinary instructor at the school and immediately clashes with Han Jie on teaching and cooking. Han Jie’s best friend, Wen Zhen Yu (Duncan Chow), also teaches at the school but the two friends soon become rivals for Xiao Rou’s affections. Jiang Pei Ying (Nita Lei), Xiao Rou’s best friend and fellow teacher, also has strong feelings for her fellow colleagues. Can the four instructors keep their differences in check to share their culinary passion with their students? “Love Cuisine” is a 2015 Taiwanese drama series.

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