Tan Xiao Fan is a Chinese actress who was born on April 27, 1998, in Jining, Shandong Province, China. She graduated from the Central Academy of Drama, where she majored in Broadcasting. She debuted in the 2018 drama “Stop! My Lord Governor.” She has since gone on to appear in dramas such as “The Blessed Girl” (2021) and “So Funny Youth” (2022).

Tan Xiao Fan

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💖

Cui Wan Er

Career-driven entrepreneur An Ran (He Hong Shan) is determined to climb the corporate ladder and tries to impress a group of potential investors. When her plan fails, she drowns her sorrows in alcohol, leading to an unexpected encounter with her landlord, Yan Yue (WINWIN). However, he’s not just a landlord – Yan Yue is actually An Ran’s college junior who’s harbored a crush on her for nearly a decade and a successful voice actor who keeps his real identity a secret. An Ran and Yan Yue’s paths cross once again when they end up working together, bringing them even closer. Could this be a sign that they were always meant to end up together, or was it all just a drunken mistake? This 2023 Chinese drama series was produced by Fang Fang, Su Han, Zhang Zhi Wei, and Xia Wen Yang.

Sweet Games

Bring Your "A" Game

Youku

In 2006, a group of high school friends on the same road navigate the challenges of growing up. Zhang Xiao Ran (Chen Yi Xin), an innocent yet competitive student, lives near Zhu Cheng Hai (He Yu), an academically brilliant but witty classmate who often talks himself into trouble. Basketball ace Zhou Rui (Li Jia Hao) struggles with communication and harbors a secret fear of the dark, while Xiang Nan (Niu Ze Meng) harbors feelings for him. As they approach the end of high school, the friends must transition into adulthood, discovering personal growth, academic challenges, and the complexities of romance. Will their friendships and potential relationships survive the transformative journey from adolescence to adulthood? "So Funny Youth" is a 2022 Chinese drama series produced by Xie Ying and Liu Hua Bo.

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