Yang An Qi is a Chinese actress who was born on August 3, 1992. She studied in the Performance Department of the Meishi Film Academy at Chongqing University. She made her drama series debut with a role in “Generation of Dignity” (2014). She later followed up with appearances in “Blind Date” (2017) and “Princess at Large” (2018). More recently, she has appeared in “My Little Happiness” (2020).

Yang An Qi

When a devastating earthquake rocks Xichuan, Luo Ben (Luo Yun Xi), an attorney hailing from the area, is shaken to his very core. With his younger sister living in the area hit hardest by the quake, Luo Ben knows he won’t find rest until he’s certain his sister is safe. Leaving just as quickly as he can, Luo Ben tries to steel himself for the worst, knowing full well that his efforts to find his sister might not go as well as he hopes.

Soon after arriving in Xichuan, Luo Ben finds himself crossing paths with a hard-nosed rescue squad captain and Zhan Yan (Wu Qian), a brilliant doctor with whom he shares a rather unpleasant past. Despite their past differences, Luo Ben can’t help but come to admire the selflessness Zhan Yan demonstrates as she works tirelessly to help those suffering around her. As Luo Ben works alongside the rescue unit, he finds himself admiring their sense of camaraderie and their dedicated service.

Inspired by their work, Luo Ben and a group of other equally passionate individuals decide to join the rescue squad. Surviving their hellish training, Luo Ben and his fellow recruits are ready to start putting their lives on the line. Called into action when disaster next strikes, does this ragtag band of would-be heroes have what it takes to transform into an elite rescue unit?

Full of heart-stopping thrills and tender moments, “Light Chaser Rescue” is a 2022 Chinese action romance drama directed by Zhang Tong.

Light Chaser Rescue

✨Light Chasers✨

Tencent

Cong Rong (Xing Fei) dreams of becoming a lawyer. Defying her mother's wishes, she secretly rents a place near home to start a legal internship. Her first case reunites her with childhood friend Wen Shao Qing (Tang Xiao Tian), who is also her new neighbor and landlord. As they spend more time together, tensions rise, blending professional challenges with personal emotions. Will this unexpected reunion jeopardize her legal ambitions, or could it help fulfill them? And might their rekindled connection ignite a lasting romance? This 2021 Chinese drama series was based on a novel by Dong Ben Xi Gu and was directed by Yang Long.

My Little Happiness

👩‍❤️‍👨 Happily Ever After 🩺

Tencent TV

Ming Wei (Landy Li) is a modern-day girl, living a modern-day life. That is, until the day she gets lost while wandering through the Forbidden City and finds herself suddenly transported through time. Now wandering her way through the Qing Dynasty, Ming Wei finds herself crossing paths with some of the most influential and important figures of the ancient world, including the Emperor Kang Xi (Liu Jun), and his many sons.

With her modern ways and ideas, Ming Wei can’t help but stand out, a fact that makes her all the more intriguing to those around her. Catching the eye of more than one of the Emperor’s sons, including the 13th Prince, Yin Xiang (Wang An Yu), the 4th Prince, Yin Zhen (Ding Qiao), and the 14th Prince, Yin Ti (Xin Yun Lai), Ming Wei soon finds herself befriending some princes and falling for others.&nbsp;

With a heart torn between what it wants and what it should let go, Ming Wei begins to realize she can’t escape her feelings any more than she can escape the political turmoil brewing within the palace. Caught between worlds, Ming Wei is forced to make decisions that could alter the course of history forever.&nbsp;

Based on the novel of the same name, by Jin Zi, and produced by the same people who brought us "Scarlet Heart" (2011), "Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty" is a 2019 historical romance drama directed by Lee Kwok Lap and Chui Wai Hong.

Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty

iQiyi

In present-day China, Ji Xian Yun (Yang An Qi) is a young woman who is preparing for a career as a doctor. She is interning at a medical school and looking forward to getting started in real-world medicine.

But one fateful day, she is transported back to China’s feudal past and finds herself in the body of a powerful minister’s daughter at the Imperial court.

The minister’s daughter has just survived a suicide attempt – after her parents attempted to force her to marry the Emperor’s favorite son, Ming Wang (Sheng Ying Hao).

Ji Xian Yun is determined to find a way to return to the modern era, but the minister’s family is determined to push ahead with the marriage, attempting to force her into a union with Ming Wang.

However, Ji Xian Yun discovers that Ming Wang is troubled by a debilitating illness that leaves him with an impossibly bloated abdomen.

She begins to take an interest in the young man, and resolves to cure him using her advanced medical skills.

But her efforts could well be derailed by political subterfuge, plotting at court, and nefarious political schemes…

“Princess at Large” is a 2018 Chinese drama series that was produced by Zhou Rui Ni.

Princess At Large

Refugees of time ⏳

ZJSTV, DragonTV

Can two star-crossed lovers find their happy endings in their mortal and immortal lives?

When an evil ghost lord tries to cause destruction, the beautiful High Goddess Bai Qian (Yang Mi) risks her life and loses her memories in her attempt to seal him away. When she is sent to the mortal world in order to regain her powers, she meets Ye Hua (Mark Chao) and the two fall deeply in love.

When Bai Qian and Ye Hua regain their immortality, Ye Hua tries to pursue Bai Qian again, but he is treated with indifference. Will Ye Hua be able to regain Bai Qian’s affections and have her fall in love with him all over again?

Eternal Love is based off the xianxia novel ‘To The Sky Kingdom.’

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