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

MGTV

Once the guardian of demons, Chun Yao (Fiction Guo) was banished from the heavens and now rules the Hundred Spirits Lake as the demon king. When Princess Han Sheng (Connie Kang) accidentally enters his domain with a mysterious spirit book, Chun Yao becomes determined to possess it. Instead of simply taking the book, he agrees to work with Han Sheng to uncover its secrets. As they explore the book's tales of spirits and monsters, they experience stories of love, hatred, and complex emotions. Their shared journey through these narratives begins to soften their hearts and challenge their initial perceptions of each other. Will their unexpected collaboration lead to something more? This is a 2021 Chinese fantasy romance drama based on a novel by Wu Yu and directed by Huang Chun.

Good and Evil

The Book of Spirits💕

Tencent

In the tumultuous era of early 20th-century China, Yi Lian Kai (Elvis Han), a wealthy playboy, falls deeply in love with Qin Sang (Sun Yi), the daughter of a high-ranking official. Despite Qin Sang's initial love for Li Wang Ping (Jeremy Tsui), who is sent to study in Japan, she reluctantly marries Lian Kai under family pressure. Determined to win her heart, Lian Kai becomes a devoted husband and joins the armed forces as a commander to protect her during wartime. When Wang Ping returns with a new identity as Pan Jian Chi and becomes Lian Kai's second-in-command, Qin Sang finds herself torn between her husband and her first love. As tensions rise and emotions clash, she must choose between the two men who have captured her heart. This is a 2018 Chinese historical drama series directed by Hou Shu Pui, 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) accidentally joins a contest involving a precious silk screen. A magician grants her a moment of clarity, leading her to draw three male foxes that miraculously come to life. The foxes - a dashing red fox (Luo Yun Xi), a kind-hearted white fox (Huang Jun Jie), and a fun-loving black fox (Wang Chao Yang) - now believe Zheng Xue Jing to be their master. They vow to help her become the first female painter appointed to the imperial court, promising magical adventures and unexpected challenges along the way. As Zheng Xue Jing becomes entangled in their mystical world, she must navigate the unique personalities and magical abilities of her newfound fox companions. This is a 2016 Chinese fantasy drama series that was directed by Zhou Hai Jun.

The Screen Foxes

The Screen Foxes🦊

Hunan Satellite TV

Ma Fuya (Ruby Lin), a princess in 10th-century imperial China's Chu state, survives her uncle's brutal coup that kills her family and leaves her exiled. Caught between two powerful princes, Meng Qi You (Kevin Yan) and Liu Lian Cheng (Wallace Huo), who both fall in love with her, Fuya navigates complex political landscapes and succession struggles. Determined to reclaim her lost throne and avenge her family, she strategically uses her intelligence and relationships to survive and potentially regain power. This is a 2011 Chinese historical drama directed by Lin Feng and George Leung, based on a novel by Murong Yinr and marking Ruby Lin's production debut.

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