Princess Chang Ping

Love story of Princess Chang Ping, the last princess of the Ming Dynasty in China. (Source: IMDb)

The 18 Bronzemen

7.3

During the Manchurian invasion of China, the son of the Ming Dynasty General takes refuge in the Shaolin Temple to learn martial arts, so that he may seek revenge for his dead father. But he must first endure the rigorous…

Two Great Cavaliers

4.0

After a gang of Manchu killers murder John Liu's fiancée and terrorize everyone in search of the Ming dynasty list of rebels, Liu and Angela Mao team up to fight the Manchus side by side in this rarely seen old school…

Legend of the Dragon Pearl: The Indistinguishable Road

7.7

The story of the ill-fated romance between Zhu Yi Huan, the last princess of the Ming Dynasty and Kangxi, the young emperor of the Qing Dynasty. (Source: TheTVDB.com)

The Legend and Hag of Shaolin

6.7

His name was Hong Xi Guan. Legendary master from Southern Shaolin and Hung Ga school’s founder. In this film Hong is a young monk who carried the treasure map of the Ming Dynasty that Master Cai Jiu Yi entrusted…

The Showdown

7.1

Set in 1619 in Manchuria China, three Korean soldiers survive a deadly battle between Chinese and Korean forces. The soldiers were coerced to come to China by the Ming Dynasty. The soldiers carry scars from the battlefield…

Foresighted Liu Bo Wen

7.6

It mainly tells the story of Liu Bo Wen, who severely punished corruption and fought against traitorous officials during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty. (Source: Chinese Drama Head Quarter Youtube Channel)

Virtues of Harmony Season 2

7.5

The family makes a wish on a wishing tree to live together into eternity, for ever and ever. Their wish come true, and they live on from the Ming Dynasty, pass the Qing dynasty, past the World Wars, past Depression…

The Lost Tomb 2

8.3

The group of heroes are pulled into another tomb-raiding expedition that takes them beneath the sea. In an ancient Ming Dynasty ship, they encounter monstrous creatures and puzzling traps. Wu Xie opens the box that…

The Divine Weapon

7.2

It's 1448, the 30th year of Se Jong's reign. The Ming dynasty's meddling into Joseon's domestic affairs goes to extremes, and Se Jong secretly plans to develop Singijeon, a rocket weapon upgraded from Goryeo's firearms…

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Xu Wei

Xu Wei is a character actor from Mainland China. He was born in Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province.

Yuan Qiao

Yuan Qiao was born on March 18, 1994, in Benxi City, Liaoning Province. She graduated from the Communication University of China and is an actress in Mainland China. (Source: Baidu)

Wang Yi

Wang Yi, a new generation of Chinese actor. Born in Weifang, Shandong Province, his masterpieces include: "Love in Love," "School Flower Strange Events," "Let's Get Married," "Adolescence," "Nailguard Mania," and "The Pen Fairy."

Guo Zhi Ting

Guo Zhi Ting, also known as Guo Peng, is a film and television actor in Mainland China. He was born in Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, an graduated from the Central Academy of Drama. (Source: Chinese = baike.baidu || Translation = MyDramaList)

Lu Yi Ding

Lü Yi Ding, formerly known as Lü Rui Xi, is a Chinese actor from Heilongjiang province.

Zhang Li

A cinematographer (Red Cliff I & II, The Banquet) and director who made his name directing proper historical dramas in the early 2000s.

Zhong Cheng

Zhong Cheng, also known as A Cheng (阿城), is a Chinese voice actor from Ganzhou, Jiangxi, China.

Yu Meng Ci

Yu Meng Ci is a Chinese voice actress managed by A Whale's Tale (鲸韵凯歌).

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