Lu Xiao Yu is an up-and-coming Chinese actress who was born on July 4, 2000, in Hebei, China. She made her debut in 2016 as a contestant on reality survival show “Summer Sweetie.” She starred in the web-based movie “Desperate Game” in 2017. More recently, she has appeared in the period drama series “Qing Qing Zi Jin” (2020).

Lu Xiao Yu

When Commander Ling Chang Feng (Zhao Yi Qin) asked the town’s most popular candy shop owner, Tang Qian Yue (Lu Xiao Yu) to be his wife, he had no doubt the two would spend the rest of their lives happily married. Three years later, Chang Feng and Qian Yue are just as happy as they were on their wedding day. Unfortunately, fate has decided to throw them a most unexpected curve.&nbsp;

Celebrating their three-year anniversary with a romantic riverboat excursion, Chang Feng and Qian Yue’s trip is cut short when their town falls under attack by a horde of “madmen”. As the most capable commander in Jin Sou Si, Chang Feng doesn’t think twice as he rushes back to the village to help fight off the attackers. Leaving Qian Yue on the river, Chang Feng is sure his wife will be safe but when he returns to the river he’s devastated to find that Qian Yue has fallen prey to one of the “madmen’s” attacks. Utterly devastated, Chang Feng carries his wounded wife home. Tending her wounds, Chang Feng is quick to realize that her unusual injuries have caused far more damage than he could have possibly imagined.&nbsp;

With Qian Yue and the rest of the town’s injured quickly turning into vicious “madmen”, Chang Feng takes it upon himself to uncover the cause of this mysterious outbreak. Racing against time, can Chang Feng find the cause of this inexplicable outbreak, and even more importantly, can he find a cure?

“Butterflied Lover” is a 2023 Chinese historical romance drama directed by Zeng Qing Jie.

Butterflied Lover

Butterflied on Battlefields

Wang Yu Xi (Kele Sun) may be an incredibly handsome and wildly popular superstar but beneath that shining exterior lies a deeply buried secret. While the world believes Yu Xi to be practically perfect in every way, the truth of the matter is that he has never really received a quality education. As such, he spends his days living uncomfortably close to the borders of illiteracy.&nbsp;

While Yu Xi is usually able to hide his shortcomings, there are times when he fails miserably; the most recent being his botched interview for an important role in an upcoming project. With his need for a tutor now glaringly obvious, his company has no choice but to find him one, but the search is proving to be more difficult than anyone originally imagined. Working as a tutor at a local agency, Wei Chi Yao (Lu Yang Yang) has always dreamed of becoming a teacher but the challenges of turning that dream into reality have been difficult to overcome. When asked to take on the role of a superstar’s teacher, Chi Yao can’t seem to find a way to refuse. But having a severe phobia of crowds makes working with Yu Xi incredibly difficult.

Despite their differences and difficulties, Chi Yao and Yu Xi find themselves slowly coming to understand each other. But will this newfound respect be enough to get them both out of their current predicaments?

Adapted from the novel, “King Assistant” by Zhun Si Jia Qi, “Assistant of Superstar” is a 2022 romantic comedy drama directed by Li Wen Hao.

Assistant of Superstar

During the days of the Tang Dynasty (618-907CE), Chinese arts and culture are experiencing a golden age. Poetry is highly prized – and the rewards for becoming a prominent poet are great.

Luo Qiu Chi (Fan Shi Qi) is a talented young poet – a poor scholar from a troubled background who is dreaming of a life full of art and writing.
He is forced to leave his family home and hide his true identity in order to pursue his poetry dreams.

Fortunately, he one day meets a female scholar named Wen Ren Jun (Xiao Yu Lu). She decides to help him as he attempts to pass the tough entrance test for the prestigious Zhu Xiu Academy.

He manages to gain admission – but now the going really gets tough.

He forms a bitter rivalry with the Zhu Xiu Academy’s star pupil. And then he must truly prove his mettle when he is selected to take part in a fiercely competitive poetry competition against the top scholars of a rival kingdom.

Luckily, Wen Ren Jun and other newfound friends are ready to help Luo Qiu Chi duke it out against the best young poets in the land.

“Qing Qing Zi Jin” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was directed by Xu Fei.

Qing Qing Zi Jin

MGTV

A talented esports gamer, Ji Xiang Kong (Wang Yibo) was as known for his good looks as he was for his impressive record. With hoards of fangirls crowding him wherever he went, Xiang Kong was a celebrity in his own right. But his dreams of winning the championship were crushed when a misunderstanding nearly ended his career. 

Qiu Ying (Wang Zi Xuan), on the other hand, was an ambitious live streamer who dreamt of someday becoming a professional commentator. Crossing paths with Xiang Kong at an international competition, Qiu Ying jumps at the chance to boost her popularity. Unfortunately, she has no idea that Xiang Kong’s reputation has been severely damaged and in following Xiang Kong, she does damage to her own reputation as well.&nbsp;

Now in a similar situation, Xiang Kong and Qiu Ying find themselves forced to explore new paths in an effort to make their dreams come true. Working together, will this unlikely pair find a way to turn their failures into success? 

Adapted from the novel “Accompany You to the Top of the World” by Nan Ye Lin Er, “Gank Your Heart” is a 2019 Chinese romance drama directed by Sha Wei Qi.&nbsp;

Gank Your Heart

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Hunan TV

Bad things are going on at an elite high school, and innocent people are falling prey.

Chu Yin Yin and Xia Er (both played by Zhang Xue Ying) are identical twin sisters who were orphaned at a young age. One grew up in an orphanage while the other grew up with a loving adopted mother. But when one twin sister, who is bullied at school, tries to commit suicide, her twin comes to the rescue, and they decide to take matters into their own hands. The sisters switch identities, but they must deal with emotional entanglements with Xu Kong Lin (Joseph Zeng) and Li Bai (Wang Bo Wen), who both want to be a part of their lives. Can the sisters investigate the bad things that are unfolding at their school and bring the perpetrator to justice?

“When We Were Young” is a 2017 Chinese drama series directed by Zhou Yuan Zhou. It is a remake of the popular 2015 South Korean drama series “Who Are You: School 2015.”

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