Liu Te is a Chinese actor. He was born on June 27, 1996 in Hebei, China, and made his acting debut in 2019. Since then, he has been in a couple of television dramas, including “My Dear Lady” (2020).

Liu Te

Tencent

Su Jing Jing (Ling Mei Shi) may have a small frame but her diminutive size in no way hinders her ability to hold her own. The truth is, Jing Jing is a top-notch fighter who possesses almost supernatural strength. Able to take down anyone who dares oppose her, Jing Jing has yet to lose a fight.

Gu Rong Yan (Liu Te), on the other hand, couldn’t be more different. A young CEO who has chosen flight over fight, Rong Yan finds himself in desperate need of a bodyguard. Meeting Jing Jing purely by chance, he witnesses her talents first-hand and almost immediately offers her a job. Accepting his proposal, Jing Jing agrees to work as Rong Yan’s bodyguard.

With no idea what she’s getting herself into, Jing Jing takes her job as Rong Yan’s bodyguard seriously but his carefree nature makes her life difficult, to say the least. Despite their differences, the two find themselves growing closer but several unfortunate misunderstandings insist on tearing them apart. Will this unlikely pair find a way to overcome the obstacles that seem to constantly come between them?

A light-hearted love story, “Cute Bodyguard” is a 2022 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Mai Tian.

Cute Bodyguard

Zap! Small but Sweet 💞  

With a successful dental practice, a well-established teaching position at Donghu University, and looks so fine they have earned him the title of “most handsome man on campus”, Ai Jing Chu (Bi Wen Jun) is considered by many to be the “perfect” man. But not everyone on campus is wowed by Jing Chu or his accomplishments and topping that list is university librarian, Zeng Li (Wu Xuan Yi).

Having been involved in a little misunderstanding with Jing Chu in the past, Zeng Li would prefer to have nothing to do with the handsome doctor ever again. But when her mother forces her to get braces, she has no choice but to do as she’s told. Now a patient of Jing Chu, Zeng Li tries to interact with him as little as possible but it seems the harder she tries to avoid him, the more frequently their paths cross.

Tired of trying to avoid Jing Chu any longer, Zeng Li accepts her fate and soon comes to find that her dentist isn’t as bad of a guy as she once thought he was. With her heart slowly warming to Jing Chu, will she finally give him a chance to confess the feelings he’s been harboring for her all this time?

Adapted from the novel, “A Speck Amid the Dust of the World” by Mu Fu Sheng, “Sweet Teeth” is a 2021 Chinese romantic comedy drama directed by Derek Hui and Liu Han Yang.

Sweet Teeth

🧁My Sweet Dentist 🦷

Youku

When wealthy business group heir Ling Yue (Liu Te) collides with deliveryperson Gu An Xin (Zhao Lu Si), the former ends up in hospital with injuries and amnesia. Terrified, An Xin takes Yue back to her house to care for him. The pair ends up living together, despite their differences – and both start to feel the pull of attraction. But what will happen to their romance when Yue’s memories start to return? This 2021 Chinese romantic comedy drama was based on a novel by Chun Feng Yi Du and directed by Zhong Qing.

Please Feel At Ease Mr. Ling

The Rabbit and Wolf Team

Sohu TV

Six years after saying, “I do”, Ling Xun Xun (Jiang Meng Jie) finds herself filing for divorce. After dedicating years of her life solely to the care and welfare of her husband and son, Xun Xun is once again a free woman. Wanting to celebrate that freedom, Xun Xun decides to celebrate, but her joy is cut short when she finds herself mixed up in a small fender-bender. Hoping to make a quick amends for her mistake, Xun Xun is willing to pay for the damages but when the driver of the other car demands an astronomical sum as compensation, Xun Xun is appalled.

Now in debt, Xun Xun returns to the workforce, knowing the only way she’ll ever gain custody of her son is to pay off this ludicrous settlement sum and prove she has what it takes to provide for herself and her child. There’s just one problem, after being out of the workforce for six years, finding a job isn’t easy. Eventually taking a position as the personal assistant of a young CEO by the name of Cheng Li (Liu Te), Xun Xun believes things in her life are finally starting to look up. That is, until she realizes her new boss is the owner of the car she hit.

Tormented by Cheng Li’s childish attempts to cause her trouble, Xun Xun does her best to brush him off. But her determination to carry on, despite everything, sparks a most unexpected interest in her young boss. Awed by Xun Xun’s hardwork and perseverance, it isn’t long before Cheng Li finds himself falling for his new assistant. But Xun Xun won’t have him, claiming her status as a divorced mother and their gap in age make them an ill-suited match. Is Xun Xun right, or will Cheng Li prove that love can indeed conquer all?

A story of unexpected attraction and new beginnings, “My Dear Lady” is a 2020 romantic drama directed by Liu Mao.

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