Liao Jin Feng - Movies & TV Shows

Liao Jin Feng廖劲锋Mainland China

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Jun 27, 1992 (age 32)

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A list of all movies, series and dramas starring Liao Jin Feng, all in one place.

Ashes of Love

9.7 (49,104 ratings)

Jin Mi (Yang Zi), a frost flower fairy born to the Flower Deity and Water Immortal, is raised in isolation in the Flower Realm, protected by a magical pill that suppresses her emotions and prevents love. Her quiet life changes when she rescues Xu Feng (Deng Lun), the Fire Immortal, who takes her to the Heavenly Realm at her request. There, she becomes entangled in celestial politics and the growing rivalry between Xu Feng and his half-brother, Run Yu (Luo Yun Xi), the Night Immortal. As Jin Mi's suppressed emotions awaken and her bond with Xu Feng deepens, she finds herself caught in a dangerous love triangle that will shape the fate of the realms. This 2018 Chinese fantasy romance, directed by Chu Rui Bin, is based on the novel Heavy Sweetness, Ash-like Frost by Dian Xian.

Supporting Cast as Pu Chi/Snake Immortal

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8.9 (9,316 ratings)

Mo Ge Li (Ma Tian Yu), raised in the wilderness by his grandfather, has lived a life isolated from modern society, with only animals as companions. When Ling Xi (Yang Zi), a career-driven woman, accidentally encounters him, she unexpectedly brings him to her home. Struggling to return him to his original habitat, Ling Xi ultimately allows Mo Ge Li to stay with her. Their cohabitation leads to unexpected challenges and complex emotions as they navigate their drastically different worlds. As they spend more time together, they begin to understand and appreciate each other's unique perspectives. Inspired by Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book", this is a 2019 South Korean romance drama directed by Han Yang that explores the potential for connection between two seemingly incompatible individuals.

8.7 (5,353 ratings)

Qiu Jia Ning (Victoria Song), a dedicated bioscientist working for a powerful pharmaceutical firm, considers science her patriotic mission. When Zhou Xiao Shan (Luo Yun Xi) joins her research unit, he initially appears to be a talented researcher. However, he is secretly an industrial spy planning to steal research data for rival companies. As Zhou begins to develop genuine feelings for Qiu, he struggles with his original mission, forcing him to question whether he can complete his assignment or if his growing affection will transform his intentions. Adapted from the novel "Fallen Angel" by Claire Miao Juan, this is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Liu Yi Zhi and Han Dong.

The Screen Foxes

8.5 (7,165 ratings)

After splitting up with her boyfriend, down-on-her-luck painter Zheng Xue Jing (Liu Xin Qi) accidentally joins a contest involving a precious silk screen. A magician grants her a moment of clarity, leading her to draw three male foxes that miraculously come to life. The foxes - a dashing red fox (Luo Yun Xi), a kind-hearted white fox (Huang Jun Jie), and a fun-loving black fox (Wang Chao Yang) - now believe Zheng Xue Jing to be their master. They vow to help her become the first female painter appointed to the imperial court, promising magical adventures and unexpected challenges along the way. As Zheng Xue Jing becomes entangled in their mystical world, she must navigate the unique personalities and magical abilities of her newfound fox companions. This is a 2016 Chinese fantasy drama series that was directed by Zhou Hai Jun.

The Screen Foxes

9.0 (2,844 ratings)

Hao Ze Yu (Deng Lun), a former talent competition star whose fame quickly faded, finds himself at a crossroads a decade later. When he meets a supportive group including taxi driver Han Tong Sheng, his daughter Fu Zi (Sandra Ma), and Mei Li (Ni Hong Jie), his career prospects begin to change. Fu Zi, despite past criticism about her weight, becomes Hao Ze Yu's agent, and the trio forms a tight-knit support network aimed at reviving his entertainment career. As they work to restore his stardom, romantic complications threaten to disrupt their plans and challenge their budding friendship. Will Hao Ze Yu reclaim his former glory, or will unexpected love redirect his path? Based on a 2017 novel by Zi You Ji Guang, this is a 2019 Chinese drama directed by Liu Xin, completing the "Gentleman" trilogy.

Flourished Peony

9.3 (16,948 ratings)

He Wei Fang (Yang Zi), the daughter of a merchant in the Tang Dynasty, is compelled into an unsatisfying marriage with Liu Chang (Wei Zhe Ming) due to her frail health. However, their clashing personalities – his indecisiveness and her stubbornness – causes the marriage to deteriorate. Wei Fang crosses paths with Jiang Chang Yang (Li Xian), known for his selfishness that earned him the nickname of "the most corrupt official in Chang An." However, beneath this facade lies a shrewd, altruistic strategist dedicated to the welfare of the country. Chang Yang helps Wei Fang escape her marriage of convenience and establish her own peony cultivation business, combining Wei Fang's exceptional skill and Chang Yang's resourceful backing to build a successful enterprise... but will love blossom between them like the flowers do? This drama was adapted from the web novel of the same name by Yi Qian Chong.

Flourished Peony

9.6 (235,815 ratings)

Tong Nian (Yang Zi) might be a brilliant IT programming student, but when it comes to love, her score is anything but perfect. Having fallen for Hang Shang Yan (Li Xian), one of the best pro gamers in the world, Nian tries everything she can think of to get Shang Yan’s attention. Sadly, no matter how hard she tries, she always ends up failing miserably. Will she ever find a way to catch the eye of a man who never seems to notice anyone? Based on the novel “Stewed Squid with Honey” by Mo Bao Fei Bao, this 2019 Viki Original Chinese romantic comedy series was directed by Li Qing Rong and Xiang Xu Jing.

Till the End of the Moon

9.4 (52,426 ratings)

The Demon Lord (Luo Yun Xi) is an unstoppable being set to unleash unspeakable chaos and destruction on the world. But things were not always so: Centuries ago, he was a mortal prince. A brave young woman named Li Su Su (Bai Lu) agrees to travel back in time to become the prince’s wife – and destroy him before he can amass all of his evil powers. But when they meet, romance blooms and complicates matters for both parties. Could the power of love overcome violence – and help save the world from evil? This 2023 Chinese drama series was directed by Kuk Kok Leung and Wang Hai Qi.

Till the End of the Moon

Lost You Forever

9.4 (31,215 ratings)

When Princess Jiu Yao (Yang Zi) was young, she spent her days dreaming of marrying her best friend, Prince Qiang Xuan (Zhang Wan Yi). But when fate stripped her title, stole her identity, and wiped away her royal past, Jiu Yao had no choice but to try to build a life far away from the place she once called home. Masquerading as a man, Jiu Yao seeks a simple life but when she meets future clan leader Tu Shan Jing (Deng Wei) and the demon Xiang Liu (Tan Jian Ci), life gets complicated once again. Caught between a man, a demon, and the long-lost prince who has spent years tracking her down, does love or tragedy await this lost princess? This 2023 Chinese fantasy romance drama series was directed by Qin Zhen and Yang Huan.

Lost You Forever

Best Choice Ever

8.7 (30,323 ratings)

Mai Cheng Huan (Yang Zi) has always lived her life according to the wishes of her overbearing mother. But after her mother’s interference brings about the end of an important relationship, Cheng Huan decides enough is enough. Breaking free from her mother’s hold, Cheng Huan pours all her focus into advancing in her career, and takes a position as the manager of a family hotel. While the hotel heir, Yao Zhi Ming (Xu Kai) has doubts about Cheng Huan’s abilities, it doesn’t take long for him to recognize her many talents. Working side by side, Cheng Huan and Zhi Ming navigate the turbulent waters of family and business together, finding unexpected love along the way. A classic tale of enemies to lovers, this is a 2024 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Tian Yu and Wang Cheng Xin.

Best Choice Ever

The Oath of Love

9.5 (63,948 ratings)

Budding young cellist Lin Zhi Xiao (Yang Zi)’s perfect world falls apart when her father becomes ill, forcing her to give up her dream job. To make matters worse, she breaks up with her seemingly loving boyfriend. While wallowing in misery at the hospital where her father is being treated, she meets doctor Gu Wei (Xiao Zhan), who is also facing personal challenges. Over time, they develop a bond of understanding. Could love follow and bring joy back into both their lives? This 2022 Chinese drama series was based on a novel by Bolin Shi Jiang and was directed by Lu Ying.

The Oath of Love

Love Is Panacea

9.1 (11,876 ratings)

Brilliant neurosurgeon Gu Yun Zheng (Luo Yun Xi), who comes from a prominent medical family, takes a position on a medical aid team in Northern Africa. There, he meets Su Wei An (Zhang Ruo Nan), a merchant trying to make a quick buck by selling alcohol. Yun Zheng sees Wei An as an immoral opportunist, but he starts doubting his first impression of her after spending more time together. When Yun Zheng discovers that Wei An is a carrier of a rare genetic disease that may be the reason behind her reckless behaviour, he becomes determined to find the elusive cure. Adapted from the web novel “Healer” by Ning Meng Xi Yan, this 2023 Chinese series was directed by Mu Xiao Jie.

Love Is Panacea

Immortal Samsara

9.4 (18,363 ratings)

After recovering the Four-Leafed Lotus, a powerful treasure, from a demon thief, the Sovereign Lord protector of the heavenly realm Ying Yuan (Cheng Yi) was shocked as Lotus transformed into two sisters: Yan Dan (Yang Zi) and Zhi Xi (Zoey Meng). Yan Dan fell for Ying Yuan, but fate kept them apart. Now, hundreds of years later, they reunite in the mortal realm, where Ying Yuan, now named Tang Zhou, is a demon hunter on the hunt for powerful ancient artifacts. He runs into Yan Dan, accompanied by her close male friend Yu Mo (Zhang Rui), and the trio joins forces to continue the quest. Unfortunately, neither Yan Dan nor Tang Zhou recall their shared history! As Yan Dan and Tang Zhou spend more time together, will they remember their past lives – and love? This 2022 Chinese drama series was directed by Guo Hu and Ren Hai Tao.

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Immortal Samsara

Lost You Forever 2

9.2 (12,452 ratings)

When Princess Jiu Yao’s (Yang Zi) royal past was wiped away, she had no choice but to build a life far from home, masquerading as a man. Living a simple life, fate introduces her to future clan leader Tu Shan Jing (Deng Wei) and the demon Xiang Liu (Tan Jian Ci). Torn between these two and Prince Xi Yan Cang Xuan (Zhang Wan Yi), who has been searching for her, Jiu Yao must choose her path. After helping Cang Xuan secure the throne, Jiu Yao wishes to live a secluded life with Xiang Liu, but Cang Xuan has other plans. Can he let her go after years of searching? Directed by Yang Huan and Zoe Qin, this 2024 sequel to the Chinese fantasy romance series “Lost You Forever” delves into love, duty, and destiny.

Lost You Forever 2

Princess Silver

9.3 (22,315 ratings)

In Ancient China, Rong Le (Zhang Xue Ying), a young woman with amnesia, is told she is the Emperor of Western Qi's sister and must marry Prince Zong Zheng Wu You (Aarif Rahman) to forge a kingdom alliance. Uncertain of her true identity, she navigates complex political intrigue while the prince, haunted by past tragedy, initially shows no interest in romance. After their marriage plans collapse, she establishes a tea house under a false name, secretly investigating her origins. Unexpectedly, the prince visits her tea house and becomes intrigued by her, unaware she is the princess he previously rejected. Their evolving relationship becomes a catalyst for uncovering hidden truths about her past. This is a 2019 Chinese historical drama based on a novel by Mo Yan Shang and directed by Li Hui Zhu.

Princess Silver

9.2 (8,596 ratings)

Huang Ying Zi (Yang Zi), Jiang Yi (Fan Cheng Cheng), and their four closest friends were inseparable as children. But after their school days ended, they were all separated at the age of 17. When one of the group gets married, Ying Zi does her best to ensure they all reunite at the wedding. The dynamic of their friendship has changed in the years they’ve spent apart: The former friends are now aged 30. But as Ying Zi and Jiang Yi spend more time together, romantic emotions begin to re-emerge. Is it too late for friendship to evolve into love? Or will destiny finally bring them together? This 2024 Chinese drama series was based on the novel “Who Do You Like at Seventeen?” by Ying Shi Liu and was directed by Niu Chao.

Light Chaser Rescue

9.2 (7,499 ratings)

When a devastating earthquake strikes Xichuan, attorney Luo Ben (Luo Yun Xi) rushes to find his sister in the disaster-stricken area. During his search, he encounters Zhan Yan (Wu Qian), a dedicated doctor with whom he shares a complicated past. Despite their initial tension, Luo Ben is deeply impressed by Zhan Yan's selfless efforts to help earthquake survivors. Inspired by the rescue squad's camaraderie and commitment, Luo Ben and other passionate individuals join the rescue team, enduring grueling training to become potential lifesavers. As they prepare to face future emergencies, the group wonders if they can transform into an elite rescue unit capable of making a real difference. This is a 2022 Chinese action romance drama directed by Zhang Tong.

Light Chaser Rescue

9.1 (9,953 ratings)

Fate brings Li Ze Liang (Luo Yun Xi) and Su Xie Yi (Cheng Xiao) together in a passionate romance, only to cruelly tear them apart. After witnessing her father's death, Xie Yi suffers temporary amnesia, watching her family business collapse. Similarly, Ze Liang loses his inheritance to a hotel group through corporate power plays. Reunited by their shared losses, they reluctantly join forces to uncover the truth behind their respective tragedies. Despite Xie Yi's initial resentment towards Ze Liang, they gradually rekindle their romantic connection while fighting a common enemy. Their renewed bond becomes a powerful weapon in their quest for justice and revenge. This is a 2021 Chinese mystery romance drama adapted from the novel by Mu Fu Sheng and directed by Chen Chang.

Because of Meeting You

9.3 (17,635 ratings)

Zhang Guo Guo (Sun Yi) is a bubbly young woman raised by Wang Ai Yu (Guo Hong) in a small town, working at the family wonton shop. Unbeknownst to her, she is actually the daughter of a famous embroidery workshop owner. Her adoptive sister, Zhang Yu Xin (Wu You), becomes an apprentice to Guo Guo's biological mother, Xu Hui Jie (Pan Yi Jun), and studies design overseas. As Guo Guo's unique embroidery talents emerge, she works to earn a chance at her father's workshop. The sisters become professional rivals and compete for the love of two brothers, Li Yun Kai (Deng Lun) and Li Yun Zhe (Dai Chao). This is a 2017 Chinese drama series directed by Zhou Xiao Peng, featuring a special 45-minute episode version.

Because of Meeting You

9.2 (8,584 ratings)

Cheng Zhen Zhen (Angelababy), an enthusiastic rookie real estate agent, joins 'Love and Family' agency and is paired with Shao Peng Cheng (Deng Lun), the secretly privileged son of the company's president. Together, they navigate the complex world of home buying and selling, experiencing the emotional depths of their clients' lives while pursuing their own professional dreams. As they learn valuable lessons about life and love, Zhen Zhen and Peng Cheng discover the personal challenges and unexpected connections within the real estate industry. This is a 2019 romantic drama directed by Zhang Si Lin.

8.8 (5,091 ratings)

Psychologist He Dun (Yang Zi), struggling after a career setback, meets Qian Kai Yi (Jing Bo Ran) through a mutual friend. Persuaded to co-host a radio program about psychological counseling, He Dun's professional life begins to improve as their show gains popularity and her clinic attracts more clients. As her relationship with Kai Yi deepens, she faces a significant challenge when her mentor Ji Ming Cong (Huang Jue) becomes embroiled in a scandal. Determined to uncover the truth, He Dun simultaneously battles personal and professional pressures that trigger past traumas. Her attempts to help others are complicated by her own unresolved psychological issues, forcing her to confront her inner struggles and reassess her life's direction. This is a 2021 South Korean romance drama based on the novel by Bi Shu Min and directed by Ke Wen Li.

8.9 (9,316 ratings)

Mo Ge Li (Ma Tian Yu), raised in the wilderness by his grandfather, has lived a life isolated from modern society, with only animals as companions. When Ling Xi (Yang Zi), a career-driven woman, accidentally encounters him, she unexpectedly brings him to her home. Struggling to return him to his original habitat, Ling Xi ultimately allows Mo Ge Li to stay with her. Their cohabitation leads to unexpected challenges and complex emotions as they navigate their drastically different worlds. As they spend more time together, they begin to understand and appreciate each other's unique perspectives. Inspired by Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book", this is a 2019 South Korean romance drama directed by Han Yang that explores the potential for connection between two seemingly incompatible individuals.

8.7 (5,353 ratings)

Qiu Jia Ning (Victoria Song), a dedicated bioscientist working for a powerful pharmaceutical firm, considers science her patriotic mission. When Zhou Xiao Shan (Luo Yun Xi) joins her research unit, he initially appears to be a talented researcher. However, he is secretly an industrial spy planning to steal research data for rival companies. As Zhou begins to develop genuine feelings for Qiu, he struggles with his original mission, forcing him to question whether he can complete his assignment or if his growing affection will transform his intentions. Adapted from the novel "Fallen Angel" by Claire Miao Juan, this is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Liu Yi Zhi and Han Dong.

The Screen Foxes

8.5 (7,165 ratings)

After splitting up with her boyfriend, down-on-her-luck painter Zheng Xue Jing (Liu Xin Qi) accidentally joins a contest involving a precious silk screen. A magician grants her a moment of clarity, leading her to draw three male foxes that miraculously come to life. The foxes - a dashing red fox (Luo Yun Xi), a kind-hearted white fox (Huang Jun Jie), and a fun-loving black fox (Wang Chao Yang) - now believe Zheng Xue Jing to be their master. They vow to help her become the first female painter appointed to the imperial court, promising magical adventures and unexpected challenges along the way. As Zheng Xue Jing becomes entangled in their mystical world, she must navigate the unique personalities and magical abilities of her newfound fox companions. This is a 2016 Chinese fantasy drama series that was directed by Zhou Hai Jun.

The Screen Foxes

9.0 (2,844 ratings)

Hao Ze Yu (Deng Lun), a former talent competition star whose fame quickly faded, finds himself at a crossroads a decade later. When he meets a supportive group including taxi driver Han Tong Sheng, his daughter Fu Zi (Sandra Ma), and Mei Li (Ni Hong Jie), his career prospects begin to change. Fu Zi, despite past criticism about her weight, becomes Hao Ze Yu's agent, and the trio forms a tight-knit support network aimed at reviving his entertainment career. As they work to restore his stardom, romantic complications threaten to disrupt their plans and challenge their budding friendship. Will Hao Ze Yu reclaim his former glory, or will unexpected love redirect his path? Based on a 2017 novel by Zi You Ji Guang, this is a 2019 Chinese drama directed by Liu Xin, completing the "Gentleman" trilogy.

Flourished Peony

9.3 (16,948 ratings)

He Wei Fang (Yang Zi), the daughter of a merchant in the Tang Dynasty, is compelled into an unsatisfying marriage with Liu Chang (Wei Zhe Ming) due to her frail health. However, their clashing personalities – his indecisiveness and her stubbornness – causes the marriage to deteriorate. Wei Fang crosses paths with Jiang Chang Yang (Li Xian), known for his selfishness that earned him the nickname of "the most corrupt official in Chang An." However, beneath this facade lies a shrewd, altruistic strategist dedicated to the welfare of the country. Chang Yang helps Wei Fang escape her marriage of convenience and establish her own peony cultivation business, combining Wei Fang's exceptional skill and Chang Yang's resourceful backing to build a successful enterprise... but will love blossom between them like the flowers do? This drama was adapted from the web novel of the same name by Yi Qian Chong.

Flourished Peony

9.6 (235,815 ratings)

Tong Nian (Yang Zi) might be a brilliant IT programming student, but when it comes to love, her score is anything but perfect. Having fallen for Hang Shang Yan (Li Xian), one of the best pro gamers in the world, Nian tries everything she can think of to get Shang Yan’s attention. Sadly, no matter how hard she tries, she always ends up failing miserably. Will she ever find a way to catch the eye of a man who never seems to notice anyone? Based on the novel “Stewed Squid with Honey” by Mo Bao Fei Bao, this 2019 Viki Original Chinese romantic comedy series was directed by Li Qing Rong and Xiang Xu Jing.

Till the End of the Moon

9.4 (52,426 ratings)

The Demon Lord (Luo Yun Xi) is an unstoppable being set to unleash unspeakable chaos and destruction on the world. But things were not always so: Centuries ago, he was a mortal prince. A brave young woman named Li Su Su (Bai Lu) agrees to travel back in time to become the prince’s wife – and destroy him before he can amass all of his evil powers. But when they meet, romance blooms and complicates matters for both parties. Could the power of love overcome violence – and help save the world from evil? This 2023 Chinese drama series was directed by Kuk Kok Leung and Wang Hai Qi.

Till the End of the Moon

Lost You Forever

9.4 (31,215 ratings)

When Princess Jiu Yao (Yang Zi) was young, she spent her days dreaming of marrying her best friend, Prince Qiang Xuan (Zhang Wan Yi). But when fate stripped her title, stole her identity, and wiped away her royal past, Jiu Yao had no choice but to try to build a life far away from the place she once called home. Masquerading as a man, Jiu Yao seeks a simple life but when she meets future clan leader Tu Shan Jing (Deng Wei) and the demon Xiang Liu (Tan Jian Ci), life gets complicated once again. Caught between a man, a demon, and the long-lost prince who has spent years tracking her down, does love or tragedy await this lost princess? This 2023 Chinese fantasy romance drama series was directed by Qin Zhen and Yang Huan.

Lost You Forever