Zhao Cheng Yu is a Chinese actor. He was born on December 7, 1992 and made his acting debut in 2014. Since then, he has appeared in a handful of films and television dramas, including “Love in Time” (2020).

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Once a social outcast, Su Jia Nan (Serena Cheng) is now a rising novelist – until a family inheritance mess threatens her dreams. Desperate, she turns to her high school adversary, Lu Bo Yan (Ren Yan Kai), a successful CEO in need of a fake wife. They agree to a pretend marriage to solve their problems, but soon find themselves tangled in hilarious and complicated new dilemmas. As they navigate the ups and downs of their make-believe marriage, will they discover something more than they bargained for? This 2020 Chinese drama series was directed by Chen Shi Yi and adapted from Heng Wen Xue’s novel “Lu Shao’s New Wife in a Warm Marriage.”

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Qian Xun (Yang Fu Yu) is an intern at a newspaper. She has recently graduated, but is determined to land a scoop and make her name in the media industry. She plans to do this by investigating and publishing details of a murder – and wants to sneak into the crime scene with a friend so she can learn more. But while she is doing so, the duo runs into trouble when one falls off a rooftop, which leads her to meet the crafts specialist Su Ming Mou (Lin Shi Jie). She also meets Jun Wang Lian (Zhao Cheng Yu), a jade spirit and Su Ming Mou’s companion.

Later, Qian Xun learns that a number of other incidents – all seemingly linked to traditional craft items – have been taking place. Eventually, her path and that of Su Ming Mou cross again. She starts to realize that in some way, these craft works appear to animate and even become human. As she investigates further, she begins to understand that her fate appears to be linked with this mysterious world – and that her journey into this strange universe could lead her to love...

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