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Random posters, stills, and photos that caught our eyes lately. Any that caught yours?
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Photoshoots, stills, and posters that caught our eyes this week. What caught yours?
Continue readingChun Xia takes the gloves off for Milk X
Award-winning actress Jessie Li ( Chun Xia) take the gloves off in this rather old Milk X photoshoot. More photos from other artists from this great overall issue here.
Chun Xia at the Red Brick Museum
A few photos of Chun Xia at the traditional Chinese Garden doorway-inspired Red Brick Museum in Beijing and some unknown place with a traditional Chinese rooftops.
I posted this mostly because I had never heard of the Red Brick Museum before and now I really want to go.
The actress is currently starring in Guo Jingming’s Onmyoji adaption, which premiered on the 24th.
Chun Xia is goth for Yu Cong
Chun Xia has overtaken Ni Ni to become the most artistic model of the young actresses. Here’s another past photoshoot of her by Yu Cong for Modern Weekly. The actress recently starred in Wang Qianyuan and Daniel Wu’s crime film Caught in Time.
Guo Jingming’s Onmyoji adaptation releases trailer
Guo Jingming’s Onmyoji 阴阳师 adaptation released its first trailer today to prepare for its Christmas opening. I don’t know why Hollywood continues to build crappy sets like this one for Shang-Chi when even a Guo Jingming CGI-fest looks like this.
The film stars Mark Zhao, Deng Lun, Wang Ziwen, Chun Xia, and Wang Duo. How does this compare to Chen Kun and Zhou Xun’s Yinyang Master, which has the same name in Chinese?
Liu Haoran, Chun Xia have amazing chemistry
Both having led major films with critical acclaim, Chun Xia and Liu Haoran are two of the top actors of their generations. Chun Xia is currently filming A Love Never Lost, while Liu Haoran can be seen in National Day holiday films My Country, My Hometown 我和我的家乡 and Coffee or Tea?一点就到家.
Republican Era dramas The Love Never Lost, The National Southwest Associated University and Us release stills
Two upcoming late-Republican/Pre-revolution dramas, The National Southwest Associated University and Us with Wang Hedi and Zhou Ye, and A Love Never Lost with Li Xian and Chun Xia, have both recently released stills.
It’s pretty rare to use popular young actors for this period, but the casting for both seem spot-on . Wang Hedi and Zhou Ye look perfect for the wide-eyed university students of the era, and Li Xian and Chun Xia are both very solid actors who can blend flawlessly into the era. Plus, this is Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actress Chun Xia’s first leading drama role, so I’m actually really interested in the two projects. Whose stills makes you want to watch their dramas?
Continue readingLi Xian, Chun Xia cast in period drama A Love Never Lost
A Love Never Lost 人生若如初见 is set against the backdrop of The Boxer Rebellion and stars Li Xian as Liang Xiang, an ambitious and educated noble recently returned from Japan. Chun Xia plays Qiu Hong, a forward-thinking noble lady who is travelling to Shanghai to escape an arranged marriage.
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