Hao Ze Jia is a Chinese actress who was born on April 2, 1993, in Hegang, Heilongjiang Province, China. She graduated from the Central Academy of Drama and made her acting debut in the 2009 film “Fortune King Is Coming to Town.” She followed up in 2010 with her small-screen bow in the period drama series “Princess Dumping World.” She has since appeared in hit drama titles including “The Screen Foxes” (2016), 2018’s “Siege in Fog, and “Psychic Princess: Season 1” (2019) – as well as the follow-up “Psychic Princess: Season 2” (2020).

Hao Ze Jia

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Once the guardian of all demons, Chun Yao (Fiction Guo) was banished from the heavens after making a grave mistake. Sent to live in the Hundred Spirits Lake, Chun Yao accepted his fate and wasted no time in settling into his new life. Setting himself up as the demon king, Chun Yao now rules his domain as the king of all monsters.

As the princess of Bailu Kingdom, Han Sheng (Connie Kang) should not have been one to wander through the realm of the Hundred Spirits Lake, especially not while carrying a book only the spirits should possess. Unfortunately, her mistake draws the attention of Chun Yao himself, and the demon lord, drawn by the book, pursues her. Determined to have the book for himself, Chun Yao’s attempts to take it are thwarted, leaving him no choice but to accept Han Sheng’s assistance in uncovering the book's meaning and its many tales.

Working through the book together, Chun Yao and Han Sheng relive the memories of the various spirits and monsters recorded therein. As they’re moved by tales of love, hatred, greed, and ignorance, they find their hearts softening. But can a demon lord and a princess find love through a book?&nbsp;

Based on the novel of the same name by Wu Yu, “Good and Evil” is a 2021 Chinese fantasy romance drama directed by Huang Chun.

Good and Evil

The Book of Spirits💕

Tencent

Love can drive a man to great accomplishments. 

Yi Lian Kai (Elvis Han) is a flirtatious playboy from a wealthy family. When he falls in love at first sight with Qin Sang (Sun Yi), the daughter of a high-ranking official, he will do anything to marry her. 

Qin Sang is already in love with Li Wang Ping (Jeremy Tsui), but the two are separated when he is sent to Japan to study at a top military academy. Under pressure from her family, Qin Sang agrees to marry Lian Kai for the sake of her father and her family. Despite Qin Sang’s cold treatment toward him, Lian Kai becomes a devoted husband and enters the armed forces to become a commander in order to protect Qin Sang during the turbulent time of war.

Just as Qin Sang begins to change her feelings about Lian Kai, Wang Ping returns with a new identity of Pan Jian Chi and becomes Lian Kai’s second-in-command. Between her husband and her first love, who will Qing Sang choose?

“Siege in Fog” is a 2018 Chinese drama series directed by Hou Shu Pui. It is adapted from the novel Mi Wu Wei Cheng by Fei Wo Si Cun.

Siege in Fog

Siege in Fog Team

After splitting up with her boyfriend, down-on-her-luck painter Zheng Xue Jing (Liu Xin Qi) goes out drinking and accidentally joins a contest involving a precious silk screen.

A magician intervenes, granting the painter a moment of clarity amid her drunken stupor to take a paintbrush and draw three male foxes on the screen. But the foxes come to life, bursting out of the screen and taking human form.

The next day, Zheng Xue Jing emerges from sleep, believing it all to have been a dream. But instead, she finds that it was not a dream at all. All three foxes are still in human form – and believe Zheng Xue Jing to be their master, feeling indebted to her for freeing them from the screen.

She becomes sucked into their magic-filled world and soon discovers they all have very different personalities. The red fox (Luo Yun Xi) is dashing and clever, but also arrogant and somewhat distant. The kind-hearted white fox (Huang Jun Jie) is a dab hand in the kitchen and loves to clean the house. And then there’s the fun-loving trickster: the black fox (Wang Chao Yang).

The foxes vow to help Zheng Xue Jing on her quest to become the first female painter to be appointed to the imperial court.

But what adventures will this feline trio – and their female “master” – become embroiled in along the way?

“The Screen Foxes” is a 2016 Chinese fantasy drama series that was directed by Zhou Hai Jun.

The Screen Foxes

The Screen Foxes🦊

Hunan Satellite TV

A sitting princess has everything taken away from her by her power-hungry uncle, but can she get it all back? 

In 10th-century imperial China during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Ma Fuya (Ruby Lin) is a princess in the Chu state during a tumultuous time of warring kingdoms and political unrest. When Fuya’s uncle seizes the throne and kills off her family, Fuya barely escapes with her life and is exiled. 

When both Meng Qi You (Kevin Yan), the prince of Later Shu, and Liu Lian Cheng (Wallace Huo), the prince of Northern Han, fall in love with Fuya, she becomes embroiled in succession struggles and battles between states. Can Fuya use her position to rise to power, avenge her family and regain her kingdom? 

“The Glamorous Imperial Concubine” is a 2011 Chinese drama series directed by Lin Feng and George Leung. The drama is based on a novel by the same name by Murong Yinr and marks the production debut of Ruby Lin, who also stars in the series.

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