Ma Li is a Chinese actress. She was born on January 24, 1996 and made her acting debut in 2019 with her role in the romantic television drama, “Le Coup de Foudre”.

Ma Li

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Born into a family of warriors, Xu Yu (Cecilia Boey) is a fierce fighter with no intention of ever becoming anything else. But when her family's future is at risk, she reluctantly agrees to marry Emperor Xiao Jin Yun (Zhang Hao Wei), a scholarly ruler whose love for books far outweighs his interest in battles. Their mismatched marriage keeps them distant, until a fateful accident swaps their souls into each other’s bodies! Now, Xu Yu and Jin Yun must navigate life in each other's shoes, discovering unexpected truths about themselves and their partner. Will this bizarre twist of fate bring them closer, or drive them further apart? This 2023 Chinese historical romantic comedy drama was directed by He Zhen Hua, adapted from the manhua “No Doubt In Us” by Lv Ye Qian He and You Zhi Jiao Zi.

The Trust

Pei Xin Zhu

Yue Liuying (Sun Yi Ning), a carefree and spirited young woman, is suddenly forced into an arranged marriage by her brother, who tasks her with spying on her future husband, Ling Qiye (Cavan Wen). Revolted by the idea, Liuying attempts to escape her fate but ultimately resigns herself to the marriage. Determined to regain her freedom, she plans to poison Qiye on their wedding night, only to discover that he’s as cunning as she is. As their wits clash, an unexpected truce forms, and Liuying realizes her husband may not be the monster her brother said he was. As they begin to see each other in a new light, the question remains: could this match made in deception become one of true love? This 2022 Chinese romantic comedy was directed by Tan Min.

The Blessed Bride

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Hunan TV

In 1937, the city of Beiping fell to Japanese forces. In order to protect both students and faculty, a number of the northern universities decided to move their schools south. Traveling to Changsha, these universities tried to keep their classes going, but war quickly followed them. Having been separated from her parents during the chaos, Meng Hai Tang (Zhang Ruo Nan), a new student at the Fuhua University, found herself having to trek the perilous journey on foot to finally reach Kunming, a relatively safe city in Yun’nan Province in Southwestern China.

During her travels, Meng Hai Tang found herself growing closer to Zhang Qi (Hu Yi Tian), the man her parents had betrother her to while she was still just a child. Although firmly against an arranged marriage, she found herself unable to deny the attraction she felt towards the handsome and intelligent young pilot who was dedicating his life to serving the country in a time of national crisis. As captain of Hanguang Squadron, Zhang Qi fought fiercely and bravely against the Japanese forces despite the odds stacked steeply against him.

The two of them, along with their friends and pilots, would also fight against a second front where for-profit collaborators were smuggling China’s treasured Shang-dynasty relics, the oracle bones from three thousand years ago, to Japan. Will they survive the turmoil of war or will the sacrifices they're forced to make keep them apart forever?

Inspired by true events, “Defying the Storm” is a 2022 Chinese historical romance drama directed by Jin Chen.

Defying the Storm

​​ Intellectual Challenge Team

Mango TV

Four female friends and former classmates – Xia Yan (Sun Yi), Zhao Xiao Lei (Du Yu Chen), Xiang Nan (Zhang Wen), and Han Shuang (Ma Li) – have formed a bond that could last a lifetime. But as they approach the end of their twenties, they all find themselves facing up to a range of very different challenges.

Xia Yan is a project manager at an IT firm named SG Organization, struggling to deal with her handsome and brilliant – but also love-wary and demanding – boss, the company’s chief technology officer Xu Cheng Yi (Zhang Bin Bin). Xia Yan has also endured a series of unhappy relationships, and has thrown herself into her work, where she dreams of creating a life-changing app. But could her love life also benefit from a change? Meanwhile, her friend Zhao Xiao Lei is feeling decidedly down-in-the-dumps after being jilted by her fiance on the eve of their wedding. Meanwhile, Xiang Nan is a successful doctor who has trouble expressing her feelings – until a fateful accident gives her a new perspective on life. And Han Shuang, a woman from a well-to-do family, is stuck in a rut. She decides to give her life a fresh start by taking on a junior role at a furniture outlet – but could love be in store for her, too?

“Be Together” is a 2021 Chinese drama that was directed by Cui Liang.

Be Together

Always Together Team 

Tencent TV

Zhao Qiao Yi (Wu Qian) and Yan Mo (Zhang Yu Jian) may have been high school classmates but the only thing they had in common was the desk they shared in class. One a top student, the other failing miserably, these two couldn’t have been more different and yet, it doesn’t take long for a strong bond to form between them.

Promising to study abroad together after high school, this unlikely pair seems to have the world before them. But when an unexpected family emergency forces Qiao Yi to back out on their plans the two drift apart and eventually lose touch. 

Four years later, the long-lost friends are reunited and old flames are quickly rekindled. Finally willing to accept her feelings for Yan Mo, Qiao Yi moves to the city, determined to pick things up where they left off all those years ago; but with Yan Mo already in a relationship, Qiao Yi’s love seems destined to fail. But is it really? 

Unbeknownst to Qiao Yi, Yan Mo hasn’t forgotten his old friend, nor the feelings he has for her. Unable to express those feelings, Yan Mo chooses to keep his actions and his feelings a secret. Always moving in the background, he works tirelessly to take care of his high school friend; but how long will he be able to keep this up before she realizes the truth?

Based on the popular Chinese novel, “I Don’t Like This World, I Only Like You” by Qiao Yi, “Le Coup de Foudre” is a 2019 drama directed by Wang Zhi.

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