Zhang Yi Xing is a Chinese singer, songwriter and actor. Born on October 7, 1991, he also is known by his stage name Lay as a member of the South Korean-Chinese boy group EXO and its subunit EXO-M. He landed his first acting role at the age of 6 and then won third place in the television talent competition show “Star Academy” in 2005. He debuted with EXO in 2012 and also has released a successful solo mini-album that shot to the top of the charts. Zhang Yi Xing has enjoyed a successful career in music, films and television series, including “The Mystic Nine” (2016) and “The Mystic Nine Tetralogy” (2016). He is considered one of the most popular and influential entertainers working in China today.

Lay Zhang

Drawn in by the prospect of a lucrative job offer, computer programmer Pan Sheng (Lay Zhang) gets on a plane with a group of other recruits to join an overseas gaming company. However, things are not as they seem: during a layover, Pan Sheng and the others are whisked away to an abandoned factory in the countryside, where they're imprisoned and forced to participate in cyber fraud schemes. Pan Sheng meets Liang An Na (Gina Jin), an aspiring model who was unwittingly recruited to help lure in potential victims. One of An Na's targets ends up addicted to the group's online gambling scheme, even attempting suicide after draining his savings. His girlfriend alerts the police, and dedicated police officer Zhao Dong Ran (Yong Mei) takes the case on, aiming to dismantle the operation and rescue the trapped workers. Will Pan Sheng and An Na make it out?

No More Bets

Pan Sheng

Hunan TV

The year is 1402, the first year of the reign of Yongle, Emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

In a fit of rage one day, the impulsive and ill-tempered Emperor orders the execution of royal physician Jing Qing and his entire family.

All die, save one – Jing Qing’s eldest daughter (Tang Wei) – who is rescued by a nobleman named Sun Zhong. The latter adopts her and names her Sun Ruo Wei.

The manipulative, power-mongering Qingzheng Cult has plans for Sun Ruo Wei, however, and plots to marry her off to one of the Emperor’s sons.

But the Cult’s plans hit an insurmountable obstacle when fate intervenes – and she ends up being made the official concubine of Emperor Yongle’s grandson, Zhu Zhan Ji (Zhu Ya Wen).

In September 1424, Zhu Zhan Ji’s father takes the imperial throne upon the death of the Yongle Emperor, with Zhu Zhan Ji becoming the Crown Prince and heir to the title.

Just a few months later, though, Zhu Zhan Ji’s father dies suddenly. Zhu Zhan Ji accedes to the throne, becoming the Xuande Emperor.

Despite finding herself in a union with the grandson of the hateful man who took her family’s life, Sun Ruo Wei discovers that the Xuande Emperor is very unlike his grandfather. Little by little, she starts to believe that goodness and perhaps love live within his heart.

When she gives birth to a son – the new Crown Prince – she must also think about how to help him rule, and one day become Emperor in his own right.

Will Sun Ruo Wei forsake her dreams of vengeance for the good of the Empire…and true love? And will her good judgment help secure the future of the dynasty?

“Ming Dynasty” is a 2020 Chinese period drama series directed by Zhang Ting.

Ming Dynasty

Gone with the Shirt Team

Zhu Qi Zhen

iQiyi

Zhuang Rui (Zhang Yixing) is a simple man working at a pawnshop when his life is changed forever by a new set of eyes after an accident.&nbsp;

When Zhuang Rui's upgrade leads to special magical powers, he decides to use them to get rich by betting on precious jewels.

Meanwhile, undercover police officer Miao Feifei (Cici Wang) is suspicious of his actions and decides to tag along for further investigation.

Will Zhuang Rui decide to maintain his new life of excitement and&nbsp;riches or give up his powers, going back to being a simple shop assistant?&nbsp;

The Golden Eyes

The Dragon Guardians

Jack (Jackie Chan) is a famous archaeology professor and kung fu expert who works in a prestigious museum in Xi’an, China. One day, he meets a fellow professor who asks him to help her locate lost treasure transported hundreds of years ago by an army of warriors who were crushed by a mountainside avalanche. Along with a team that includes the ace treasure hunter Jones (Aarif Rahman) and his teaching assistant Zhu (ZhangYi Xing), they head off to the Kunlun Mountains in search of the lost cache. But just when they have located the precious items, the villainous Randall (Sonu Sood) – the descendant of a rebel general – arrives to steal everything!

When Jack and his team hear that one of the items, a rare diamond, has been put up for auction in Dubai, the gang heads to the UAE to investigate. There they find Randall and clash, with their struggle leading the heroes to a pursuit on the streets of Dubai. But could the real treasure be something far more important than gems and gold? Will Jack and his intrepid allies discover the truth behind the mysterious treasure...or will Randall prevail?

“Kung Fu Yoga” is a 2017 Chinese movie that was directed by Stanley Tong.

Kung Fu Yoga

The Fiery Archaeologists

Nine powerful families referred to as the "Old Nine Gates" or the "Mystic Nine Clan" guard the town of Changsha during the era of the republic. 

Zhang Qishan (William Chan) who is the leader of the nine gates, investigates a mysterious train that ends up at his Changsha station that leads to a mysterious mine.

In order to solve the mystery, he entrusts in the help of Qi Tiezui (Ying Haoming)and Er Yuehong (Lay Zhang) who is an opera singer from a family of archaeologists. 

Before they can start their mission, they must find medicine to help Er Yuehong's wife who is terminally ill. 

Along the way, they'll meet the young mistress of the hotel Yin Xinyue (Zhao Liying) and discover a dangerous plot that could take down the people of Changsha. 

Will they be able to help Er Yuehong's wife and unravel a mystery that could save their people? 

"The Mystic Nine" is a 2016 prequel to "The Lost Tomb."

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