
Acting
Oct 23, 1954
Taichung, Taiwan
Johnny Kou
Acting
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Feature Films (7)

Three siblings idle their time while their parents are away. Youngest son, Hsiao-hung, finds a young fugitive taking refuge in their empty home, and hides him. Later, his mother finds the murderer sleeping in a cupboard – and a night of horror takes hold.
Teenage Fugitive

Shouldering all of her family's responsibilities, a mother scrambles to find a bigger apartment for her suddenly crowded household.
Reclaim

The sequel to "American Dreams in China", three young men from small towns arrive in Beijing, completely new to the big city and ready to create something big. Their story happens against the backdrop of the development of China's Internet industry in the last 20 years, from the 1990s to present-day.
Fighting Men of China

The teacher is invited by someone she likes to join a class reunion. They play a game to invite ghosts to make friends, unaware that curses are placed upon them. There is a reason for the malevolence.
Hold to Death: Hand in Hand

A nearly blind reclusive physicist is forced to share a hospital room with an eccentric woman photographer suffering from dementia. Despite his wish for isolation, he finds himself ever more drawn into her puzzling world, and surprisingly he needs her presence to prevent the fading light from disappearing for good.
One More Good Day
Television & Series (33)

Three years after a tragic mistake ended his career, Liu Yuanwen returns as an undercover agent in a drug cartel. Teaming up with his former brother-in-law, now leading the task force, they must work together to bring down the criminal organization while confronting their past.
Never Say Goodbye

Chen Zikun falls for Fang Ziyi, the daughter of his employer. Their love is tested when Chen becomes caught up in a life-or-death legal case involving the mysterious An Qi.
Love Story in Shanghai

In the early years of the Republic of China, there was Xiangmu Town. The Geng Family, who is famous for their dusters, is the head of the town on the west side of the Xiangxi River. The duster is made of chicken feathers, an ordinary handicraft, which has become famous through the hands of the Geng family. During the Guangxu period, the Geng family's red light duster cost the palace 200,000 taels of silver. The reputation of the duster has not diminished, and dignitaries outside the mountains have to line up to invite them.










