Huang Qian Shuo is a Chinese actor and model who was born on June 7, 1987, in Liuzhou, China. He made his screen acting debut in the 2010 movie “Tiger Wants to Marry,” following up with a role in the 2012 film “The Girl Opposite Me.” He has also featured in a number of hit drama series titles, such as 2016’s “SWAP,” as well as “Well Intended Love” (2019) and its 2020 sequel “Well Intended Love Season 2.”

Huang Qian Shuo

Xu Duo Cheng (Mao Na) is a cheerful young woman who enjoys playing the piano. Jiang Nan (Chang Zhe Kuan), meanwhile, is a top pop star with a successful career. When these two individuals’ paths cross, a mishap occurs – just at the moment when a gang of photographers happens to be on hand. They snap photos of the two in a compromising position and a scandal begins to break out in the media. Jiang Nan’s talent agency comes up with a plan – they will create a fake relationship between the star and the young woman, and tell the press that she is his girlfriend. The two must sign “contracts” to affirm the terms of their “relationship.”

This forces them together, and they begin to enjoy spending time in each other’s company. But there is something Jiang Nan doesn’t know: Xu Duo Cheng has been diagnosed with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease or ALS). This progressive nervous system disease is beginning to affect the nerves in her brain and spinal cord. She begins to lose muscle control, realizing that she will one day be paralyzed – and will almost certainly eventually claim her life. Realizing that every moment she spends with Jiang Nan deepens his feelings for her, she begins to ask herself if she should end the relationship before her condition begins to deteriorate…

“Smile to Life” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Han Yang.

Smile to Life

Smile, Without a Reason Why

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Fu Ze Yi (Xiao Kai Zhong), the heir to a large family-run business conglomerate, has come to stay at the hotel where Jing Zhi Xia (Joey Chua) works. When she sees him, she recognizes him as Lin, a man she thinks once cruelly abandoned her, leaving her broken-hearted. She angrily confronts him, but she soon learns that he isn’t the man she remembered. A traumatic incident has led him to develop an alter ego, and his two different personalities are now battling for control over his body. And although Ze Yi seemed poised to win as the dominant personality, reuniting with Zhi Xia gives Lin a new lease of life. Lin wants to rekindle his love for Zhi Xia, but Ze Yi has also fallen for her! Can either of these competing personalities win her heart? This 2022 Chinese drama series was directed by Zeng Qing Jie.

Fall in Love

How to raise a CEO² 

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Some time ago, Hua Rong (Zhao Zhao Yi) ran away from her well-respected family, looking for adventure, and hoping to help those in trouble while on her travels. She went off to sea, but was eventually kidnapped by an infamous pirate named Qin Shang Cheng (Yuan Hao). He fell in love with her and kept her hostage on an island guarded by a mighty sea monster.

Although she escaped the island, Qin Shang Cheng eventually found her – and the two fell in love. Now, they have vowed to marry, but the Emperor has other plans for Hua Rong: He wants her to marry Duan Mu Bai (Wang Ze Xuan), a hostage prince of the Southern Wilderness realm. The Emperor believes this union will bring peace to the empire. But Hua Rong has no intention of allowing her future to be decided by imperial decree – and hopes she can wed Qin Shang Cheng. However, a female pirate named Chi Hong (Guan Xin) also hopes to derail the union, and marry Qin Shang Cheng herself. Will Cupid aid the lovers on their quest for romance – or will destiny tear them apart?
This drama series is the sequel to the 20219 drama “The Romance of Hua Rong.”

“The Romance of Hua Rong 2” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was directed by Ren Hai Tao.

The Romance of Hua Rong 2

Bitten by a wolf while searching for her father, Ling Long (Connie Kang) lives her life as a woman split in two. Constantly switching between her gentle human side and the savage wolf that has awakened within, Ling Long can’t seem to control either side of herself. With both personalities dueling for control, she often comes off as manipulative and subversive, though in reality, she is exactly the opposite. Even so, her warring personalities don’t do her any favors, especially not when an arrogant young aristocrat by the name of Yan Qing (Gu Jia Cheng) catches her in an awkward situation and mistakes her for a thief.

Able to escape Yan Qin’s accusations once, Ling Long finds it much more difficult to do so a second time. Which is why, when a cruel twist of irony brings them together once more, Ling Long takes it upon herself to prove her innocence. Determined to find those responsible for the theft at the Yan manor, in which she now resides, Ling Long begins her own investigation. As she searches, she begins to notice her senses are becoming incredibly keen. But she’s not the only one noticing these changes. With the blood of the wolf clan coursing through his veins, Yan Qing is drawn to Ling Long’s increasingly wolfish tendencies, his curiosity piqued. Unable to resist the urge to get to know this strange girl, Yang Qing offers to help her with the investigation. Despite their rocky start, Ling Long accepts his offer and together they begin their search in earnest. But the deeper they dig, the more they find, eventually uncovering a plot that could shake the very foundations of their world.&nbsp;

Side-by-side, Ling Long and Yan Qing set out to right a multitude of wrongs but uncovered conspiracies aren’t their only problems. With Ling Long’s dangerous wolf side taking over more often Yan Qing must find a way to help before her humanity is lost forever. Can this unlikely pair find a way to stop both the evil running rampant in the world and the darkness that resides within?

Based on the web comic of the same name by Cheng Du Yuan Meng, “The Wolf Princes” is a 2021 fantasy romance drama directed by Danny Ko.

The Wolf Princess

🐺 The Howling Dynasty Team 👑

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In Season 1 of “Well Intended Love,” out-of-luck actress Xia Lin (Simona Wang) is diagnosed with leukemia but happens to run into a controlling conglomerate CEO named Ling Yi Zhou (Xu Kai Cheng) who would make a compatible bone marrow donor for her.

She asks him to help. He agrees, but only on the condition that he marries her!

Meanwhile, in a parallel universe, Xia Lin is actually a very famous actress and she is yet to meet Ling Yi Zhou.

However, their fates become intertwined in this universe, too, when Xia Lin attends a gala and ends up getting into an embarrassing spat with Ling Yi Zhou.

Things get worse for the duo when damning photos of their fight are published online.

They decided to hold a joint press conference to clear the air, but this event takes a sudden and bizarre turn when Ling Yi Zhou suddenly tells the media that they are actually engaged!

Can the duo keep up the presence, or will their cover be blown? And could this bizarre set of circumstances pave their way to true love? Or could a love rival derail the romantic gravy trail?

“Well Intended Love Season 2” is a 2020 Chinese drama series directed by Wu Qiang.

Well Intended Love Season 2

The Well-Intended Team

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Hua Rong (Zhao Zhao Yi) comes from a well-respected family, but she is bored with her life and hungers for adventure. When she runs away from home looking for excitement, she gets more than she bargained for! Notorious pirate Qin Shang Cheng (Yuan Hao) is instantly smitten and traps her on an island. When she escapes, she meets the dashing young prince Jin Yi Wen (Ian Yi), who also falls for Hua Rong, but Shang Cheng won’t let the woman he loves go without a fight! Who will win the battle for Hua Rong’s heart? This 2019 Chinese drama series was directed by Danny Ko.

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