Li Jia Ming is a Chinese actor. Born on May 5, 1992, he made his acting debut in 2015 and has since appeared in a number of popular films and television dramas, including “The Love Knot: His Excellency’s First Love” (2018).

Li Jia Ming

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Dastardly thieves hatch a murderous plan in a quiet, sleepy town. They plot to seize a box containing a powerful weapon that has the potential to bestow its bearer with devastating powers.

But when they finally get their hands on the precious box, it proves to be empty, and they are mysteriously executed.

Long Yao (Wen Sheng) is high-born royalty – but he is also a fearsome warrior, a skilled martial artist, and a tireless believer in justice.

He decides to embark on an undercover mission to find out what has happened to the weapon, and the thieves who tried to seize it.

His quest leads him to cross paths with Shi Jing Yao (Li Jia Ming), a lowly town investigator. At first, Long Yao suspects Shi Jing Yao of having a role in the killings…but soon realizes that he is innocent, and could actually become a very powerful ally indeed.

Also on the hunt for their own forms of justice are Li Huang Wu (Lan Xin), a fierce, self-styled warrior queen who has turned outlaw on a mission to avenge the death of her father – and Zhao Ge (Yu Nai Jia), an ambitious woman who wields fearsome magical powers.

“The Silent Criminal” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was directed by Dong Cai Yu.

The Silent Criminal

Tencent

Luo Tian Ran (Yang Chao Yue) is a fiercely independent and strong-minded young woman with a high sense of self-worth.

Although she is tone-deaf, she dreams of making a splash in the music industry as a songwriter.

However, due to some ill-fated interventions from a pair of her friends, she ends up having to move out of her house.

Fate intervenes, and her path crosses with a pop superstar named Jin Ze Yi (Timmy Xu), who comes across as something of a spoiled brat. Despite his cold exterior, he is actually secretly childlike and needy.

The duo is forced to live in the same house on a temporary basis.

At first, it seems they will never see eye-to-eye, as their personalities are so very different. However, over time, Luo Tian Ran gradually falls for Jin Ze Yi’s charms – and the feeling becomes mutual.

Could love bloom between this decidedly odd couple?

This series was based on "Full House," a web-based comic series written by South Korean author Won Soo Yeon.

“Midsummer Is Full of Love” is a 2020 Chinese drama directed by Zhang Li Chuan.

Midsummer is Full of Love

Fabulous Midsummer

Ten thousand years ago the God of War, Jiu Chen (Chang Chen), fought the vile demon lord in a battle so intense, it pushed him to the outermost edge of his limits. Desperate to save the world from the all-consuming evil of the demon lord, Jiu Chen fought with all his might and in the end, managed to seal the foul demon away for good.

Exhausted after his victory, the God of War fell into a deep slumber, his sleep a guarantee to the people that they were safe. And so they were until the young fairy maiden, Ling Xi (Ni Ni), accidentally wakes him from his slumber.

Despite his irritation at being disturbed, Jiu Chen can’t help but notice the fair maiden’s beauty. Smitten from the very beginning, the two soon fall in love but their happiness together is short-lived. Born with an evil miasma that can free the demon lord from Jiu Chen’s seal, Ling Xi is the living embodiment of everything evil in the world; her very existence, a dangerous threat to the world.

Encouraged by the gods to end the world’s suffering before it begins, Jiu Chen has two choices before him: save the woman he loves, or let the world fall to darkness. Forced to make an impossible decision, Jiu Chen struggles against his destiny, knowing that whatever he chooses, the fate of the world rests solely in his hands.

“Love and Destiny” is a 2019 historical fantasy romance drama directed by Lin Yu Fen.

Love and Destiny

Divine Destiny

Youku

A computer major at Yan Qing University, Lu Yu Chen (Chen Ruo Xuan) has dreams of becoming an accomplished game designer. With an analytical mind, a high IQ, and a willingness to help others, Yu Chen is not only well on his way to achieving those dreams, but he also has created quite a reputation for himself on campus. Liked by professors and classmates alike, Yu Chen may be quiet but that in no way makes him cold. At least not until the day fate brings Xia Xiao Ci (Xu Jiao) into his life.

A bubbly freshman who loves reading martial arts stories almost as much as she loves to write them, Xiao Ci’s infectious smile and sweet disposition make her easy to love. Yet, when she crosses paths with Yu Chen for the first time, the two immediately find themselves at odds with each other. Completely unable to get along, the two butt heads at every turn, Yu Chen’s seeming coldness his only defense against Xiao Ci’s perpetual sunshine. Only their love of a certain video game begrudgingly connects them. Despite their differences, the two find themselves frequently meeting in-game. Separated, yet together, Yu Chen and Xiao Ci slowly begin to let down their guard, their time playing online drawing them unexpectedly closer both virtually and in the real world.

With hearts naturally warming towards each other, Xiao Ci and Yu Chen find themselves walking towards a bright new future. Will their newfound love give them the strength they need to turn their dreams into reality, or will it ultimately hold them back?

A story full of hopes and dreams, “Beyond Light Years” is a 2018 romance drama directed by Yang Hao Yu.

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