Ning Xian Zhou is a Chinese actor who was born on June 19, 1994, in Kunming, China. He made his acting debut in the period drama series “Chinese Hero Zhao Zi Long” in 2016. He has since followed up with appearances in hit dramas including “Princess at Large” (2018) and the fantasy series “The Romance of Tiger and Rose” (2020).

Ning Xian Zhou

Tencent, Mango TV

Aspiring screenwriter Chen Xiao Qian (Zhao Lu Si) is struggling to get her TV series off the ground. The male lead is kicking up a fuss about her script, leading her to worry that the series will never reach viewers’ screens. Suddenly, she is dragged into the pages of her own screenplay, where she becomes the Third Princess, a lowly minor character with a terrible reputation... and a drastically short lifespan! Fortunately, she knows that her killer will be Prince Han Shuo (Ding Yu Xi) and Xiao Qian uses her “insider knowledge” to rewrite the character’s fate to ensure she survives. Can she cheat death and reverse her TV show’s fortunes? And could this messy situation inadvertently lead her to love? This 2020 Chinese drama was based on a novel by Popsicles and was directed by Cha Chuen Yee.

The Romance of Tiger and Rose

Zhejiang TV

Hua Buqi (Ariel Lin), a clever wanderer with mysterious powers, is pursued by dangerous killers when Chen Yu (Zhang Bin Bin), a masked hero, dramatically rescues her. Captivated by his heroism, Hua falls deeply in love and yearns to reunite with him. When they finally meet again, their passionate romance blossoms, but the revelation of Hua's true identity threatens to destroy everything they've built. As her powerful secret becomes known, she must fight to survive against those who seek to destroy her. This is a 2019 Chinese historical romance drama that explores love, identity, and survival.

I Will Never Let You Go

Stay With Me

iQiyi

In present-day China, Ji Xian Yun (Yang An Qi), an aspiring doctor, is mysteriously transported back to the feudal era, inhabiting the body of a minister's daughter who survived a suicide attempt to avoid marrying Ming Wang (Sheng Ying Hao), the Emperor's favorite son. Despite her initial desire to return to the modern era, Ji Xian Yun becomes intrigued by Ming Wang's debilitating illness and uses her advanced medical skills to cure him. Her efforts are complicated by court politics, intricate schemes, and the minister's family's insistence on the arranged marriage. As she navigates this dangerous historical landscape, Ji Xian Yun must balance her medical expertise, personal survival, and unexpected connection with Ming Wang. This is a 2018 Chinese historical medical drama produced by Zhou Rui Ni.

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