Fan Shuai Qi is an up-and-coming Chinese actress who was born on May 30, 1998. In 2019, she graduated from the Acting Department of the Central Academy of Drama, and followed up by making her acting debut in the 2020 drama series “The Girls.” She has since appeared in a number of drama titles, including “Miss S” (2020) and “Love Crossed” (2021).

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In a world of powerful gods and warring mortals, Su Mo (Li Yi Feng), a sea god prince, and Bai Ying (Chen Yu Qi), a sword deity princess, fall in love despite their factions' hostilities. Their romance sparks conflict, leading to Su Mo's expulsion and Bai Ying's attempted suicide, which is prevented by three female deities who place her in a long slumber. Years later, Su Mo becomes the sea emperor and searches for Bai Ying as fierce battles threaten both their realms. Transformed and reunited, they must navigate their complex past and fight to save their respective worlds. Based on a hit novel by Cang Yue, "Mirror: A Tale of Twin Cities" is a 2022 Chinese drama series directed by Patrick Yau.

Mirror: A Tale of Twin Cities

The Tale of Twin Cities

Jiang Ke Le (Dai Lu Wa) experiences a series of devastating setbacks on New Year's Eve, including her father's prolonged absence, losing her job, and a painful breakup. Seeking solace, she recalls a previous encounter with VR glasses that transport users into a virtual world populated by the Love Boys, four seemingly perfect men inlcuding Lu Xiao (He Luo Luo) and Xu Nian (Zhang Ling He). When she unexpectedly receives a pair of these glasses, she enters a dream world and meets Lu Xiao, who shows her an idealized reality. As Ke Le becomes increasingly immersed in this virtual realm, she discovers a dark secret about the Love Boys' company that threatens to disrupt her newfound happiness. Determined to uncover the truth, she must navigate the blurred lines between virtual and real-world emotions. This is a 2021 Chinese drama series directed by Yu Zhong Zhong and Wu Jian Xin.

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