Niu Ze Meng is a Chinese actress. She was born in Nantong, Jiangsu, China, on January 27, 1996 and made her acting debut in 2018. Since then, she has appeared in a handful of films and television dramas, including “Love in the Kitchen” (2020).

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The year is 2006 and a group of high school friends is trying to navigate their way through the final leg of their school days. They all grew up on the same road, and have spent almost all of their childhoods together. But as they approach the end of high school life, they must transition into adulthood. It is a path that will see them develop their personalities, complete their studies – and learn hard and beautiful truths about romance.

The group comprises Zhang Xiao Ran (Chen Yi Xin), an innocent and gentle soul at most times. But she also has a fiercely competitive streak and has a serious approach to most things. Across the road lives Zhu Cheng Hai (He Yu), an academic whizz with top grades. But despite his academic prowess, he often talks himself into trouble – his razor-sharp wit can be a little too piercing on occasion, which can land him in trouble. Then there is the basketball ace Zhou Rui (Li Jia Hao). Although he is great at expressing himself on the basketball court, he is less talented at verbal communication. As such, although he seems brave, he is actually afraid of the dark and ghost stories! The ace also has a secret admirer in the bright, strong Xiang Nan (Niu Ze Meng). Will Cupid intervene as they look to make their mark on the sports field and the classroom?

“So Funny Youth” is a 2022 Chinese drama series that was produced by Xie Ying and Liu Hua Bo.

So Funny Youth

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Growing up, Qing Zan (Niu Ze Meng) knew exactly what she wanted out of life. With big dreams and an even bigger determination, Qing Zan had no doubt that with enough hard work, she’d be able to make all her dreams come true. Unfortunately, the realities of life made achieving her dreams next to impossible. But not even crushed dreams were enough to keep Qing Zan down for long.&nbsp;

Unable to make her initial dreams come true, Qing Zan dusted off her other talents and began working as a cook for the wealthy Bai Family. With a talent like hers, it was only a matter of time before she caught the attention of the family heir, Bai San Qian (Xie Bin Bin). A stickler for perfection and a total snob, San Qian has become accustomed to having the world bow at his feet. Unfortunately for him, Qing Zan refuses to tolerate his outlandish behavior. Ever at odds, Qing Zan and San Qian spend their days bickering about absolutely everything, until eventually Qing Zan decides she’s had enough. Realizing Qing Zan is ready to walk away for good, San Qian stops her, though he can’t bring himself to admit the reason why.

Shocked by his own feelings, San Qian realizes that in the midst of all their arguing, he’s actually fallen for his feisty cook. Little does he know, Qing Zan feels the same way. Will these unlikely lovers be able to stop fighting long enough to confess how they truly feel?

A lighthearted romance full of laughs, “Love in the Kitchen” is a 2020 romantic comedy film directed by Yan Zhi.

Love in the Kitchen

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The River God (Fang Xin) is dispatched to punish the villagers of Ru Yi for overexploitation of the land. Unaware of the decree, Jiang Zi Ya (Benny Chan) tries to save the villagers by sealing the River God away, an act that inadvertently violates the code of the gods. For his crime, Zi Ya is stripped of his magic and demoted to the mortal realm where he is rescued by the kind-hearted mortal, Qing Luan (Niu Ze Meng). But when the River God breaks free of Zi Ya’s seal and wreaks havoc, Zi Ya has no choice but to find a way to stop him. With Qing Luan’s help, can Zi Ya find redemption, reclaim his magic, and triumph over the raging River God? This 2019 Chinese mythology fantasy adventure film was directed by Zhong Wei Xi and Yang Shuai.

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