Chen Jing Ke is a Chinese actor. He was born on March 11, 1997, in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, and made his acting debut in 2020. Since then, he has appeared in a handful of television dramas, including “Hello Mr. Gu” (2021).

Chen Jing Ke

Modern-day student Li Meng Meng (Li Zi Xuan) is low on self-confidence and is trying to overcome academic and social struggles. One day, she suddenly finds herself transported back to the Ancient Chinese Qi Kingdom. The realm has been ravaged by drought. Her sudden appearance coincides with what appears to be a rainstorm – leading the people to think she is a divine emissary. She soon becomes a mentor to the Qi Emperor (Chen Jing Ke), and with her modern knowledge, she proves to be a valuable asset. Can this duo form the perfect partnership… and could love follow? This 2024 Chinese drama series was based on the South Korean drama “Splash Splash LOVE,” and was directed by Wu Meng En.

My Divine Emissary

💕Rain brought me love💖

Qi Yan

As the head of the household, Qiao Hai Yun (Song Chun Li) has made it a rule that no matter where they are, or what they’re doing in life, all of her family members must come home for New Year. With three grown daughters, Hai Yun has enforced this rule for years but when her granddaughter Li Yi Jin (Sandra Ma) decides to break from tradition, Hai Yun is forced to take a hard look at her family and the relationships that bind them together.

As the daughter of Meng Ming Wei (Xu Fan), Hai Yun’s eldest, Yi Jin carries more than just the burden that comes with being the eldest daughter. With a mother who was adopted into the family, Yi Jin was raised under tremendous pressure from her mom. With grand ambitions for her daughter, Ming Wei pushed Yi Jin hard, thus straining the relationship between them. Unlike her elder sister, Meng Wang Qing (Liang Jing) has always had a perfect relationship with her daughter Tao Shu Na (Sun Qian), but when the two discover secrets about each other, their perfect relationship is put to the test. Meanwhile, Meng Yi An (Li Xiao Ran), the youngest of Hai Yun’s daughters, has always fought against the strong similarities between them. But no matter how hard she tries to forge her own path, fate always seems to find a way to lead Yi An down a similar path.

Though different in their unique ways, the three generations of Meng women are bound by more than fate. Like a flock of birds, they journey through life together, supporting each other as they navigate the sometimes tumultuous currents of life. Will this bond between them be shaken by the acts of a rebellious young woman or will they find that their family ties are stronger than any of them ever realized?

Adapted from the “She and Her Islands” by Yi Nan, “The Islands” is a 2024 Chinese family drama directed by Lin Yan.

The Islands

😇 Mommy's girls 💞

A heavy and sudden blizzard leaves professional billiards player Yin Guo (Zhao Jin Mai) stranded while on her way to compete in a major tournament. By chance, she ends up stuck next to Lin Yi Yang (Leo Wu), a former star billiards player who has long ago turned his back on the sport. This quirk of fate results in an instant attraction for both Guo and Yi Yang. With love now in the air, Yi Yang realizes that being around Guo has also reignited his passion for billiards. Can this duo find a lasting love together – and inspire each other to fulfil their respective sporting dreams? This 2024 Chinese romance drama was based on a novel by Mo Bao Fei Bao and directed by Tien Jen Huang and Yu Bo.

Amidst a Snowstorm of Love

Storm of Love Team

Tencent

Qu Tan’er (Liang Jie) is a young woman whose body has been taken over by a woman from modern times. This woman is stuck in a time-traveling paradigm that sees her move between time and even hop into parallel universes. She is currently in an ancient realm named Dongyue, where Qu Tan’er is the wife of the powerful Mo Lian Cheng (Xing Zhao Lin) – but must concern herself with childcare due to the patriarchal nature of the times. One day, though, a fateful event occurs and she suddenly finds herself transported to a parallel Dongyue – a place where everything is very different!

Here, all of the people she once knew have different identities, and she is the niece of the ruling Empress. In this universe, women reign supreme, and men are subservient: Only women can learn to be warriors, serve as guards, train to be scholars – or rule the realm! Men, meanwhile, are totally subservient, cannot hold high office, and are expected to devote their lives to raising children. Qu Tan’er learns that she and her sister are the sole heirs to the Imperial throne. But she is still in love with Mo Lian Cheng. She wants to capture his heart – but this proves difficult in a world where women rule the roost, and where she is expected to take a path that better befits her role as Imperial heiress!

“The Eternal Love 3” is a 2021 Chinese drama series that was directed by Li Yang.

The Eternal Love 3

🍁Love For All Time🍁

Zhou Jian Qing (Yan Zhi Chao) was raised like a princess, but when her wealthy family falls on hard times, her fairy tale life collapses. Unsure of her next move, Jian Qing follows fate and crosses path with Gu Nan Zhou (Chen Jing Ke), a successful CEO with a debilitating fear of crowds. Forced into a scandalous situation, Jiang Qing and Nan Zhou agree that a contract marriage is their only way out. Despite their initial animosity, they begin to find comfort in their married life. As they navigate their unconventional relationship, Jian Qing and Nan Zhou wonder if real love might be on the horizon. Tian Shao Bo directed this lighthearted 2021 Chinese romance series.

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