Wang Zheng is a Chinese actor who was born on August 1, 1984, in Jinan, Shandong Province, China. He graduated from the Tianjin Music Academy in 2009, and in 2012 made his acting debut in the TV drama series "Men Are Not Bad.” He has since gone on to appear in scores of Mainland Chinese drama and film titles, including the series “The New Snow Leopard” (2014), “Eastern Battlefield” (2016), and “I Don't Want To Be Friends With You” (2020).

Wang Zheng

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In present-day China, Li Jin Bu (Zhuang Da Fei) is a high school girl who was brought up by her loving mother, Li Qing Tong (Chen Hao Yu) in a single-parent family.

Life has not always been easy for the two of them, but Li Jin Bu has never really understood why things have turned out the way they have for her mother.

Then, one day, Li Jin Bu finds herself in distinctly unfamiliar surroundings. 

When she hears a TV announcer say that the country is preparing to usher in the Millennium, she realizes that she has magically been transported back to 1999!

Then things get even weirder when she meets her mother, back in her younger years. Li Jin Bu strikes up an unlikely friendship with Li Qing Tong, getting to know her friends – and admirers.

Can this magical journey through time help Li Jin Bu learn more about her mother – and help her develop a new level of understanding for Li Qing Tong?

“I Don't Want To Be Friends With You” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was directed by Tian Yu.

I Don't Want to be Friends with You

My Lovely Fate ✨

Struggling to find any sort of break in their flailing careers, a squad of down-on-their-luck detectives are tasked with bringing down a narcotics kingpin known only as The General. Desperate to turn their careers around, Detectives Du Yu Fei (Wang Qian Yuan), Xiao Hua Je (Mabel Yuan), Neng Shu (Liu Hua), and Chen Li (Zhou You) take the case and immediately start tracking the dangerous drug lord.

Following suspects to what they believe to be The General’s base of operations, the team of detectives soon realize that the best vantage point for a stakeout is none other than the neighboring lobster restaurant. A decrepit place run by a man not wholly in his right mind, the detectives manage to raise enough money to buy the restaurant, clean it up, and use it as a front while they observe the nearby drug lord. Opening the restaurant under the guise of a local family business, the detectives are wholly unprepared for the restaurant's overnight success. With Neng Shu having once dreamed of becoming a chef, his spicy crayfish recipe draws not only an overwhelming number of customers, but it entices the drug lord’s cronies as well.&nbsp;

Now in daily contact with the criminals they’re watching, the four detectives soon discover their target is only one player in a much larger game. Determined to bring the whole operation down, the detectives set out to do just that but are they really prepared for what lies ahead?

A humorous tale of crustaceans and crime, “Lobster Cop” is a 2018 crime comedy film directed by Li Xin Yun.

Lobster Cop

Set during the Japanese occupation of China, a young man is kidnapped by a powerful organization and trained to become a spy. Ming Tai (Hu Ge) is a naïve youngest brother of the Ming family, but his skills are recognized by Wang Tian Feng (Liu Yi Jun), the leader of the powerful Kuo Min Tang organization, and trained to become a spy. Partnered with Yu Man Li (Song Yi), Tai is given the code name “Scorpion” and sent to become an underground spy for the Communists. Tai’s adopted oldest brother, Ming Lou (Jin Dong), also is a powerful secret agent who has ties to the Kuo Min Tang, the Communists and the New Government, but his true loyalties are a mystery. Ming Cheng (Wang Kai) serves as his brother’s trusted sidekick. Sister Ming Jing (Liu Min Tao) tried to shield Tai from the dangerous political arena but to no avail. Can Tai work together with his brothers to somehow bring down their enemies and help end the Japanese occupation? “The Disguiser” is a 2015 Chinese dramas series directed by Li Xui. It is based on the novel “The Spy War on Shanghai Beach” by Zhang Yong.

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