Wang Ching is a Taiwanese actress. Also known as Jingle, Bella, Gingle, and Gingle Wang, she was born February 7, 1998. She made her acting debut in 2017, when she landed the lead role in the Taiwanese film, “All Because of Love.” Since then, she has starred in the 2018 television drama, “On Children” and the 2019 drama, “Brave to Love.”

Wang Ching

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The youngest development department manager in the company, Yang Jun Long (Derek Chang) was well on his way to moving up the ranks of the real estate company in which he worked. But at thirty years old, he was beginning to wonder if work was all his future held. Watching his seniors in the company dedicating long hours to their work, choosing the time at the company over time spent with their families, lovers, and friends, Jun Long begins to see the path his life will take and he’s not so sure he likes it. Little does Jun Long know, his life is about to take an unexpected turn.

When his aging grandfather falls ill, Jun Long is asked to take over the family business. Once a real estate department manager, Jun Long now finds himself running a quaint little neighborhood grocery store. Once seen as a burden, it doesn’t take much time for Jun Long to realizes the true value of the little store. It’s a place where people from all walks of life can meet and mingle. A safe haven for the weary, a meeting place for those long parted; it’s a place where time stands still, its warm light a beacon to help people find their way home. A place that for Jun Long, has finally become home.

Adapted from the comic by Ruan Guang Min, “Yong-jiu Grocery Store” is a 2019 drama directed by Tseng Ying Ting and Kao Pin Chuan.

Yong-jiu Grocery Store

 🥫🍬 Grocery Store team🍬🥫

Cheng Mei (Wang Ching), Gua Ju (Zhang Ting Hu), Qu Shou (Edison Song), Xing Hua (Sylvia Hsieh), and Song Gang (Andy Wu) may come from different walks of life, but when brought together through a campus club, these five university students become fast friends.

As life takes them down to various paths, their fortitude and their friendship are tested as they’re forced to deal, not just with the day-to-day struggles of life, but with the always complicated matters of the heart as well. Struggling to find the balance they crave in an off-kilter world, this quintet comes to learn that dealing with life is never easy, but having good friends by your side certainly helps.

Based on the work of Japanese manga artist and novelist, Fumi Saimon, “Brave to Love” is a poignant 2019 coming of age drama directed by Li Yun Chan and Lin Chun Yang.

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