Ivy Chen is a Taiwanese actress and model. Born on November 12, 1982, she entered entertainment after she appeared as a contestant in the variety show “Guess” in 2002. She was signed by a talent agency and then began working as a model in commercials and music videos. She made her acting debut in a minor role in the 2006 television drama “Smiling Pasta.” Ivy Chen has since starred in many dramas, including “Black & White” (2009), “Butterfly & Sword” (2010), “Modern People” (2011), “Skip Beat!” (2011), “Girls” (2014), “Bad Sister” (2014) and “Let’s Get Married” (2015).

Ivy Chen

CMC Pictures

With no goals, dreams, or ambition in life, Xia Zhi (Xiao Shen Yang) is a man creeping dangerously close to middle-age, who has absolutely nothing worthwhile to show for his life. Good at only two things, drinking and bragging, Xia Zhi has spent his entire life spinning tall-tales, which no one believes. With no job and no obligations, he spends his days loafing around the restaurant run by his girlfriend, Xiao Xue (Ivy Chen), telling stories everyone hears but no one believes.&nbsp;

As harmless as Xia Zhi’s boasting may seem, things take an unexpected turn when members of a criminal organization happen to overhear one of his wild tales. Believing his tale of a kidnapping to be related to their own nefarious activity, the crime lord, Hu Qing Mu (Andrew Lin), orders his men to silence Xia Zhi before he causes them any more trouble. With a bounty on his&nbsp;head, Xia Zhi finds himself running for his life; but every time he tries to ask the police for&nbsp;help, no one will believe him.

Having cried wolf one too many times, Xia Zhi must now find a way to outsmart the bounty hunters long enough to prove his story is true. But will he find the evidence he needs before it’s too late?

A tale of twisted truths and lies, “Really!!!” is an exciting 2018 action comedy film directed by Yiwei Liu.

Really!!!

💰 The Bounty Hunters Team 🏃

Sky Films

Xiwen (Ivy Chen) gets the surprise of her life, when her best friends take her to Vietnam for the ultimate bachelorette party.

But when Xiwen and her bridesmaids Kimmy (Fiona Sit) and Jialan (Janine Chang) wake up naked on the beach the next day, handcuffed, with a new tattoo, and a missing future sister-in-law, they realize they have several mysteries to unravel.&nbsp;

However piecing together the night before won't be easy as they are also being chased by an unknown gang.&nbsp;

With the help from an ex-boxing champ named Dragon, (Mike Tyson) can they find the bride-to-be 's missing sister-in-law and save her engagement?

Follow their wild ride in this hilarious 2018 sequel movie.&nbsp;

Girls vs Gangsters

Xi Wen

Perfect World Pictures

No matter what stage of life you’re in, love is never easy and these four women are living proof!

First, there’s Ye Wenwen (Gao Yuan Yuan). The owner of a bridal boutique, Wenwen longs for the day Mr. Right comes waltzing into her life and sweeps her off her feet. A single woman with a successful business, Wenwen wants nothing more in life than to walk down the aisle wearing one of her own beautiful wedding gowns.

Next is Wen Yi (Bea Hayden), an accomplished violinist who finds herself having second thoughts about her upcoming marriage after she meets a handsome stranger abroad. Fascinated by this mysterious new man, Yi Wen begins to wonder if her fiance really is the man she wants by her side for the rest of her life.

With only one thing on her mind, Gu Xiao Lei (Ivy Chen) is up next. A busy airport employee, Xiao Lei dreams of nothing more than finding a way to get her boyfriend to propose to her. The question is, how? 

Lastly, there’s Tian Hai Xin (Liu Tao), a successful businesswoman who finds herself in a broken marriage. As if trying to pick up the pieces of her broken life and shattered heart wasn’t hard enough, Hai Xin soon learns that she’s pregnant. How is one woman supposed to deal with so much at once?

Based on the popular Chinese television series of the same name, “Let’s Get Married” is a 2015 film directed by Liu Jiang.

Let's Get Married

Huayi Brothers

Love comes in many forms, it shapes our lives in ways we can’t even begin to comprehend. Never was this truth more evident than when eight lonely souls, in search of the one who can make their life complete, find themselves entangled in an ever-evolving story of life and love.

Devoted to her family in every way, Yi Jia (Ivy Chen) is the ideal daughter. A member of her college cycling team and frequent helper at her family’s restaurant, she is everything her parents could ever hope for in a daughter. Unfortunately, she has no real personality of her own. Unexceptional in every way, Yi Jia blends in wherever she goes, an overlooked nobody who is often outshone by her flamboyant best friend, Xiao Min (Amber Kuo). Talented, confident, and assertive, Xiao Min is the exact opposite of Yi Jia, but that has never gotten in the way of their friendship. Even when Xiao Min starts dating the aspiring film director, Ah Kai (Eddie Peng), Yi Jia is always there to support her friend and is happy to count Ah Kai as a friend. But when Yi Jia finds herself caught up in an ill-fated love affair, this intrepid trio’s friendship is put to the test.

Meanwhile, successful entrepreneur and flippant playboy, Mark (Mark Chao) is in the process of moving to Beijing. As his feisty real estate agent, Xiao Ye (Zhao Wei), shows him some of the city’s most lavish homes, he finds himself strangely drawn to her. A single mother who takes no sass, Xiao Ye is nothing like the women he’s been chasing all these years. As he spends more time with her, he begins to wonder if he might have been looking for love in all the wrong places.

At the same time, wealthy businessman, Chao Ping (Doze Niu) and his materialistic mistress, Rou Yi (Shu Qi), are going through a rough patch in their relationship. After one particularly ugly fight, Rou Yi finds herself being rescued from Chao Ping’s rage by Xiao Kuan (Ethan Juan), an innocent soul with a friendly, boy-next-door personality. Offering her a place to escape her hectic life in the limelight, Rou Yi accepts Xiao Kuan’s hospitality and eventually his friendship. During their time together, Rou Yi has time to contemplate her life and begins to wonder if it isn’t time to make some serious life changes.

The story of eight souls interwoven by fate, “Love” is a 2012 Taiwanese-Chinese romance film directed by Doze Niu.

Love

PTS / TVBS-G

Chen Zai Tian (Vic Zhou) is a womanizing layabout of a police officer. He relies on tipoffs from his underworld informants to help him crack cases – and, in many cases, these often lead him to triumphs that he claims as his own. He lives a hedonistic life, and solving crimes is mainly his side interest. His polar opposite is the justice-loving Wu Ying Xiong (Mark Chao), a straight-laced officer whose zeal for busting crime often gets him into trouble.

The duo is brought together – and must form an unlikely alliance when a series of confounding cases requires them to stop a gang that appears to even have moles in the police force. Collaborating with an officer as different as he is not easy for Chen Zai Tian – and the same is true for Wu Ying Xiong! But things get even more difficult for this duo when Chen Lin (Ivy Chen), the daughter of a triad gang boss, arrives on the scene. Could this woman spark a love rivalry between the two cops? And will it derail their bid to restore order to the streets?

“Black & White” is a 2009 Taiwanese drama series directed by Tsai Yueh Hsun and Gao Lin Bao.

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