Liu Yu Ning is a singer and actor who was born in Dandong, China, on January 8, 1990. He took part in a TV audition show for musicians in 2010 but failed to make a significant impact. However, he made a triumphant return to the entertainment industry ib 2014, when he became the co-founder of the three-piece pop group Modern Brothers. The act released the hit song “Overwhelming” in 2015. In 2016, he began his acting career, appearing in the movie “Kidnapped Anchorwoman.” He followed up with a number of other movie titles, such as “Romantic Zhen Xing Shi” (2018). He made his TV drama series bow in 2019, appearing in the period drama thriller “Hot-Blood Youth.”

Liu Yu Ning

Upstanding Crown Prince Han Ye (Gong Jun) is on a mission to find Di Ziyuan (Dilraba Dilmurat), the last member of a powerful family that was wiped out a decade ago. But his search has brought him to a fierce female pirate named Ren Anle, who is determined to marry him. Could she be Di Ziyuan, the Prince wonders? But just as he is starting to develop feelings for Anle, another woman arrives in the capital, claiming that she, not Anle, is the woman he’s searching for. Will Han Ye discover the truth and find love on the way? This 2023 Chinese drama series was directed by Gary Sing, Jones Ma, and Jason So.

The Legend of Anle

🧊How to melt an Iceberg🧊

Tencent

In a martial arts-dominated world, two rival factions face off against one another in a bid for domination: The House of Sunset Drizzle and the Six-Half Hall. Wang Xiao Shi (Joseph Zeng) is a young, green, but highly skilled novice whose master gives him a difficult first mission: He must carry a box to a contact at the House of Sunset Drizzle, and travel to a tavern in a coastal town to do so. But the Six-Half Hall has got wind of his mission and attempts to intercept him. He outwits them, but when he reaches the tavern, he finds it full of cut-throat bandits who want to kill him and take the treasure.

But two strangers come to his rescue – the ice-cold and ambitious Bai Chou Fei (Liu Yu Ning) and the feisty Wen Rou (Yang Chaoyue). The latter is a high-born woman who would rather hone her martial arts skills and protect the weak than be forced into a dull and lifeless marriage. The trio soon forms a bond of friendship, but while their actions win them favor with the House of Sunset Drizzle, the Six-Half Hall is irked by them, and vows to wipe them out. They are soon joined by Su Meng Zhen (Baron Chen), another hero they save from an ambush. As they venture deeper into the world of martial arts, this small band’s friendship will face many tests – and many adventures lie in store!

“Heroes” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Li Mu Ge.

Heroes

🤜 Fearless Heroes 🤛

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A scheming prince carries out a bloody coup, taking charge of the Tang Dynasty and killing Li Chang Ge's (Dilraba Dilmurat) family in the process. She escapes, and vows to take revenge on the prince, who places himself on the throne. Chang Ge gathers an army, but her plans take a turn when her forces fall to the Eastern Turkic Khaganate. The victorious General Ashile Sun (Leo Wu) holds her captive, ordering her to become his military strategist as he looks to pursue his own goals. Over time, they form a formidable partnership, and she slowly finds herself falling for her captor while he starts to develop feelings for her as well. Despite this, Chang Ge hasn’t forgotten her quest for vengeance on the usurper. Can she convince Sun to help wipe out her family’s killer? And will she and the general find love on the way? This 2021 Chinese drama series, based on a hit comic by artist Xia Da, was directed by Chu Yui Bun.

The Long Ballad

The Ode to Love Team

iQiyi

It is the early years of the tumultuous Republic of China period of mainland Chinese history (1912–1949). Shanghai is a city divided into a number of jurisdictions, known as Concessions, mostly ruled by foreign powers – and crime is rife.

Gangs roam the city streets, knowing they can commit crimes in one concession and escape to another without a trace. The police’s methods have become increasingly brutal, while more and more of the police force is becoming corrupt.

Amid the chaos, one young man named Wu Qian (Huang Zi Tao) enters a lucrative but shady competition, in a desperate bid to help his best friend, Wei Cheng Feng (Liu Yu Ning), whose grandmother has been struck down by a debilitating illness.

However, taking part in this competition proves to be fateful for Wu Qian. He finds himself dragged into a bitter struggle between foreign despots and the local police.

But along the way, he also makes the acquaintance of when he meets beautiful, patriotic freedom fighter He Hong Yi (Zhang Xue Ying), who convinces him that the concessions system should be overthrown. The two are drawn together – only to be wrenched apart by the chaos around them.

With overseas tyrants and home-grown crime chiefs all vying for control of the city, Wu Qian and soon He Hong Yi find themselves caught up in a violent and dangerous power play – and ultimately separated.

Wu Qian longs for a reunion with He Hong Yi, but faces a massive setback when he is tortured and imprisoned by corrupt police officials. Fortunately, Wu Qian is a real tough cookie who is not short on street smarts and martial arts skills…

Can he fight his way out of prison, and into He Hong Yi’s arms? And how will their shared struggle against the corrupt system end?

“Hot-Blooded Youth” is a 2019 Chinese drama series produced by Li Li Ying and Bai Yi Cong.

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