Zhang Bo Yu is a Chinese actor who was born on January 26, 1988. He graduated from the&nbsp;Performance Department of the&nbsp;Central Academy of Drama and made his acting debut in the 2010 stage play “Don’t Let Me Lie.” He followed up with roles in drama series titles such as “The Legend of Chu and Han” (2012) and the movie “Ever Since We Loved” (2015). He has also played the role of “Fatty” Wang in a number of “Lost Tomb” series dramas and movies, such as the film “Time Raiders” (2016), as well as the series “The Lost Tomb 2” (2019) and “The Lost Tomb 2” (2021).

Zhang Bo Yu

In the 1990s, Qiu Shui (Han Geng) is a young man full of passion, lust, and curiosity. He has won a place at China’s leading medical university, where he specializes in anatomy – learning about the chemical and biological factors that drive sexual urges. But his own urges are in danger of getting the better of him. His first love – from his childhood and hometown – is about to get married, but appears to still have some kind of feelings for him as she keeps calling him on the telephone.

But Qui Shui has another love interest now – a fellow student named Bai Lu (Qi Xi). The two have formed a close bond and could even be contemplating an eventual marriage. But things take a sudden turn when Qiu Shui meets Liu Qing (Fan Bing Bing), an older woman who works as an importer of medical equipment. The duo forms a friendship that suddenly morphs into a passion-filled romantic fling. But this relationship – as well as the ghosts of his past love – threatens to derail both Qui Shui’s studies and his relationship with Bai Lu.

“Ever Since We Love” is a 2015 Chinese movie that was directed by Li Yu.

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