Bai Jing Ting is a Chinese actor who was born on October 15, 1993, in Beijing, China. He studied at the Capital Normal University Music College, where he majored in Music Recording. He made his acting debut in the drama series “Back in Time” (2014), following up with the sports-themed series “The Whirlwind Girl” (2015). In 2016, he made his big-screen bow in the film Yesterday “Once More.” More recently, he played a leading role in the 2020 drama series “Irreplaceable Love.”

Bai Jing Ting

In a grand court contest, the unassuming Li Wei (Tian Xi Wei) is unexpectedly chosen to marry Yin Zheng (Bai Jing Ting), the least favored of six royal heirs. Initially thrust into a marriage of political convenience, their union seems doomed, but they form a genuine connection as they navigate their new roles and learn about each other. With Yin Zheng relegated to menial tasks and Li Wei longing for a quiet life outside the royal family, their growing bond might just be the key to transforming their lives and helping the realm’s ordinary citizens. Will their unexpected romance defy the odds and spark meaningful change? This 2022 Chinese drama series was directed by Zhao Qichen, adapted from the novel “Time Travel to the Daily Life of the Qing Dynasty” by Duo Mu Mu Duo.

New Life Begins

✨ The Marvellous ✨ Team 

Tencent

When Li Shi Qing (Zhao Jin Mai) awoke that fateful morning, she had no idea her life was about to change forever. Going about her day as usual, Shi Qing boarded the bus without ever giving her actions a second thought. But when the bus she was on was involved in a horrendous accident, Shi Qing had only seconds to realize that her life was about to end. Or was it?

Waking up that very same morning, going through the exact same motions, boarding the same bus, and dying in the same accident, over and over again, Shi Qing soon realizes that she has become trapped in a never-ending time loop. Desperate to find a way to escape not only the loop but her tragic fate, Shi Qing inadvertently drags fellow bus passenger, Xiao He Yun (Bai Jing Ting), into the loop with her. Together they try to find a way to alter their fate, by ensuring the bus arrives safely at its destination but attempting to do so proves anything but easy.

Just as Shi Qing and He Yun attempt to free themselves from their endless time loop, two other individuals find themselves stuck in a loop of their own. Connected by forces none can understand, the four trapped souls attempt to solve the riddles surrounding their mysterious fates. Will they be able to unravel the clues surrounding their peculiar fates or will they be stuck in these endless loops forever?

Adapted from the novel, “Kai Duan,”&nbsp;by Qi Dao Jun, “Reset” is a 2022 Chinese sci-fi thriller drama directed by Sun Mo Long.

Reset

The Unstoppable Team 🚃

Hunan TV

Meant to be a home full of warmth and love, “Sunshine House” was founded many years ago by a sweet woman, affectionately known as Grandma Lin (Wu Mian). Recognizing how important it was to have a place where the often overlooked and neglected elderly could live in peace, Grandma Lin always welcomed her residents with open arms and a friendly smile. But when she is diagnosed with late stage cancer, Grandma Lin has no choice but to entrust her beloved Sunshine House to her granddaughter, Ye Xiao Mei (Wu Qian).

Picking up her grandmother’s mantle, Xiao Mei runs Sunshine House with the same warmth and love as her grandmother, caring for each resident as if they were her own family. Determined to breathe new life into the home, Xiao Mei takes on the arduous task of revamping and revitalizing, but not every resident is thrilled by these new changes. Taking on this new challenge with youthful determination, Xiao Mei knows she’ll win the residents over with time, but she soon has a bigger problem on her hands. A problem who goes by the name of Guo San Shuang (Bai Jing Ting). An unscrupulous salesman hoping to gain access to the nursing home in order to make easy money by selling medical supplies to the elderly residents, San Shuang settles his grandfather as a resident. But Xiao Mei can easily see what he’s up to and she has no plans to allow him to exploit her residents.&nbsp;

Though the two constantly butt heads, their youthful energy breathes new life into the home, bringing with it a chance to form new friendships, strengthen family bonds, and even inspire a little unexpected romance.

A touching story of love and family, “Octogenarians and the 90s” is a 2021 romantic family life drama directed by Xu Ji Zhou and Yi Jun.

Octogenarians and the 90s

🌻 Sunshine Home Team

Newly qualified doctor Mi Ka (Sandra Ma) joins a joint emergency rescue training exercise with an elite special forces unit, but finds herself thrust into action right away when a powerful earthquake devastates the city. She finds herself working with special ops agent Xing Ke Lei (Bai Jing Ting), but this isn’t the first time they’ve met – a series of misunderstandings previously left them both with poor impressions of each other. With hundreds of people in mortal danger, they must put their personal issues aside and work together to save lives. As the nation’s situation starts to become more perilous, can they rescue those in need? And might love bloom between them as they learn the true meaning of teamwork? This 2021 Chinese drama series was based on the novel by Mu Qing Yu and was directed by Zhang Tong.

You Are My Hero

Jiangsu TV

Life is tough for Li Chu Yao (Sun Yi). Her mother is in a very frail mental state, and when her younger brother dies in a tragic accident, Li Chu Yao finds herself at her wit’s end – worried that if her mother learns what has happened, she will be pushed over the edge.

In a bid to preserve what is left of her mother’s sanity, Li Chu Yao turns to Li Luo Shu (Bai Jing Ting), an orphan who lives across the street from the family house, for help.

Her plan involves having Li Luo Shu pose as her dead brother, living in the house to keep up the masquerade.

Li Luo Shu agrees, and while living in his new home, starts to develop feelings for Li Chu Yao. However, he decides to keep his emotions a secret, while Chu Yao falls in love with another local man, Han Zi Mo (Zhu Jia Qi), and agrees to marry him.

But when it emerges that Han Zi Mo is deep in debt – and violent mobsters come hunting for their money – it is Li Luo Shu who comes to Li Chu Yao’s rescue. Will she realize how much he loves her…before it’s too late?

“Irreplaceable Love” is a 2020 Chinese drama series that was directed by Lin Ke.

Irreplaceable Love

Invaluable Affection Team

When unhappy circumstances force Feng Zhi Wei (Ni Ni) to run away from her powerful family, she must seek help from Prince Ning Yi (Chen Kun). This Prince has been wronged, and seeks to find the truth about mysteries from his past and attain justice. The Prince orders Zhi Wei to disguise herself as a man and gain admission to the elite, all-male Qingming Academy so she can become an advisor to the Emperor. As the political intrigue and deceit thicken, love begins to bloom between Zhi Wei and the Ning Yi — but will their paths lead them to happiness… or ruin? This 2018 Chinese drama series was based on a novel by Tian Xia Gui Yuan and directed by Liu Hai Bo and Shen Yan.

The Rise of Phoenixes

Rise from the Ashes

Gu Nan Yi

Growing up poor, Li Xia (Zheng Shuang) was no stranger to hardship. Forced to deal with life’s infinite struggles from a young age, Li Xia’s unfortunate circumstances only inspired her to work harder than most as she strove to achieve her dreams.&nbsp;

Li Xia’s hard work paid off when she was granted a scholarship to a prestigious high school. Elated to accept the position, Li Xia happily settled into her new school and soon befriended Fu Xiao Si (Cheney Chen) and Lu Zhi Ang (Bai Jing Ting), two of the school’s most popular students. The best of friends throughout high school, Li Xia, Xiao Si, and Zhi Ang were practically inseparable but as is often the case, after graduation, the trio went their separate ways as they began to pursue their dreams.&nbsp;

Ten years later, the trio of high school friends have come to realize that making their way through life is a lot harder than any of them expected. Forced to deal with life’s harsh realities, Li Xia and her friends begin to understand that no matter how hard they try to cling to the sweet memories of the past, nothing lasts forever. Struggling to make sense of life, will Li Xia and her friends come to find that the lessons life has taught them have only served to help them grow?

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Guo Jing Ming, “Rush to the Dead Summer” is a 2017 youth romance drama directed by Han Yang.

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