Today, ChengYi Studio released a statement. "Statement
Recently, we discovered that some users on the internet have maliciously published defamatory remarks regarding Mr. Cheng Yi's business cooperation. Once published, this content has been disseminated indirectly by some internet users through comments, editing, forwarding, and quoting, far exceeding the scope of normal public discussion. This has negatively impacted Mr. Cheng Yi's character, reputation, and other social evaluations, seriously infringing upon and damaging his reputation. According to Article 1024, Paragraph 1 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, "Civil subjects enjoy the right to reputation, and no organization or individual may infringe upon the reputation rights of others by means of insult, defamation, or other similar means." And according to Article 246, Paragraph 1 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, "Whoever publicly insults another person by violence or other means or fabricates facts to defame another person, if the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance, or deprivation of political rights." And Articles 1 and 2 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in Handling Criminal Cases of Defamation and Other Crimes Committed Through Information Networks, the reputation rights and other personality rights of natural persons are protected by law, and no individual or organization may infringe upon the reputation rights and other legitimate rights of others by means of insult, defamation, or other similar means. Currently, the studio has collected evidence and has entrusted a lawyer to pursue the legal responsibility of the infringers in accordance with the above provisions, in order to protect Mr. Cheng Yi's legitimate rights and interests and maintain a clean and orderly online environment. The following statement is hereby issued: 1. All internet users involved are requested to immediately delete and cease the dissemination of any false information and defamatory statements, eliminate the negative impact caused, and jointly establish and maintain a trustworthy, healthy, and legal online environment; 2. Cheng Yi Studio reserves the right to pursue civil and criminal legal action against those who infringe upon rights online; 3. All business collaborations with Mr. Cheng Yi require prior authorization from his studio, stamped with his official seal. Any negotiations conducted without this authorization are unrelated to Mr. Cheng Yi and his studio. This is hereby notified." https://weibo.com/6047132413/5305431633168014 ChengYi also made the statement using his new established own company seal, Xiamen Chenqi Qiyuan Film and Television. Support ChengYi right protection!!! Hope certain brokerage company, clean up their own mess without dragging their ex employee with them!!! π€¨π‘π‘π‘
Wowwwww our sir Lin post his boxing exercise postcard!!!! SO COOL!!!!! Super looking forward to the action scenes!!!!! πππππππππππππ Aaahhhhhhh i miss you so much baby!!!! πππππππ our lost boy finally show up againπππππππππ "A postcard is being delivered from the front lines~ (ΰΉβ’Μγ β’Μ)Ωβ§! " https://weibo.com/6047132413/5305380085172646
Welcome to the 1st Purjoy Global Brand Spokesperson!!! Awwww baby super CUTEEEEE!!!!! Chibi baby playing with the fruits!!! πππππ aahhhh so envy with the kid who play water with babyππππππππ baby so focus picking the fruits, seeing his face eating them, make me craving it moreπππππ https://weibo.com/2060419113/5303120684909855 https://weibo.com/5756655754/5303162873584103
We have new endorsement cominggg!!!Vitayoung global brand spokesperson, it is electrolyte water, sport drinkππππ May 21-22 at 10.17 teaser promotion May 23th at 10.17 official announcement So excited!!!!! ππππππππ
Purjoy upgrade title to Global Brand Spokesperson!!! And we gonna have new packaging too! ππππππππ https://weibo.com/5756655754/5301350935561315 May 23rd at 15.27 teaser promotion May 24-26 at 09.27 teaser May 27th at 09.27 official announcementπππππ CANT WAIT!!!! ππππππ Also they hint their big farm gonna have new surprise too! I wonder,,, maybe we gonna have activity there?ππππ https://weibo.com/5756655754/5301305636815231
QiQi post his vlog!!! Walking in the park, saw fishes, birds, greeting them and said, we have a meeting todayππππ SO CUTEEE!!! We went out strolling with our big brother!!!! ππππππππππππππ "Let's walk together! π" on the way saw the notice that snakes was seen in the area, okay lets run from hereπππ then he met with lovely flowers, he wonder what is this flower. Turns out it is oleander, poisoneous flowersπ baby, remember to wash your hands after thisπ https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5299527658176537 English subs : https://x.com/i/status/2055982342922002454 https://x.com/i/status/2055982122511532304
Happy birthday baby!!! ChengYi, FuShiQi, love love love!!!! πππππππ Please be happy, happy, and happy!!! Be safe and healthy, health is the most important! Hope your road will be more smoothly, meet people with the same vision as you, more and more people know you and love you. Hope we can walk together this road for a long long time. Love is what bring us together, hope love will continue to be our strength and source of courage. Baby, love you so much!! Miss you really much!!! πππππππ
ChengYi birthday live broadcast will be on May 17th at 15.00 China timezoneπππππππ https://weibo.com/6047132413/5299174108299419 AAAAAHHHHHHH SO HAPPYYYY!!!!!! CANT WAIT!!!!!! SO CUTEEEEEEEππππππππππππππ
This Sunday, May 17th there will be birthday live broadcast on QiQi weibo! Spesific time will be announced later. So happy!!!! ππππππππ And he is not in Changsha at that time. Hunting Lies will be filmed in Guangdong and Hongkong, it seems he already in Guangdong for preparation. Aahhhh so excited!!! ππππππππππππππππ
Yeyyy today the official announcement day for our USmile Plus global brand ambassador!!!! π₯π₯π₯ https://weibo.com/2060419113/5298056796832221 "Careful cleaning, unlocking a relaxed smile. Embark on a new journey and enjoy a brand new experience. I'm delighted to become the global brand ambassador for usmile SmilePlus. Let's brush our teeth happily together!" Of course the gift boxes were sold out in seconds,and on going replenishment. Tough competition among our Guoguoπ€π€π€ All platforms 1st rank for its sale heat. And star product broke 0.105 billion during 1st hours of announcement.
Aaahhh super cuteee when QiQi chatting with the cat when he want to take its pictures "miaow miaow~" πππππππ brush, brush our small teethsππππ fruits kungfuπππ
The host of the SmilePlus live stream said that the toothbrush spinning action in the TV ads was Cheng Yi's own idea; the original script was just "interacting with the toothbrush." Hahaaa our martial arts kid's hands is itchy already if he didnt exercise his handsπππ
We have new drama announcement on Youku conference May 11th today at 09.55!!!! π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯ "Hunting Lies" with poster, modern criminal investigation dramaπ₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯ SO EXCITED!!!! π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯
Finally here!!!! https://weibo.com/5368722783/5297326416727099 A trap is set, a psychological game beginsβwho is the prey? The truth shatters, entangled in a complex case, and the truth becomes increasingly difficult to discern. Leading actor : ChengYi π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯ solo announcementπ₯π₯π₯π₯ You can already reserve the drama on China Youku too! π₯π₯π₯π₯ QiQi also replied to the post, #HuntingLiesConceptPoster# Lies stop with the liar, the game begins in the heart. Sometimes, the truth is disguised as a lie. I am Lin Yanting. #DramaHuntingLies# Exclusively on Youku, stay tuned!" https://weibo.com/2060419113/5297327595589542 The drama is on Youku section "Across the World" on 1st position, it is new section of Youku dramas that aims to expand its reach beyond the Chinese-speaking world and go global. The dramas have winning awards directors and stellar casts. https://weibo.com/1688891487/5297334038827228
Synopsis of Hunting Lies
Lin Yanting, a psychologist burdened with a secret, possesses exceptional skills and a keen understanding of human nature. However, fate seems to be cruelly targeting his family and destroying his life. To clear his father's name, he joins the police force as a consultant, solving bizarre cases and uncovering the truth behind the deaths of his loved ones. Faced with a confrontation between brothers and a fated hunt, Lin Yanting hunts for the truth in a jungle of lies, tearing apart the web of destiny.
The story begins with a shocking bombing at a hearing five years prior. Superintendent Lin Qian tragically died in the incident and was officially deemed negligent, his reputation tarnished. His son, psychologist Lin Yanting (Cheng Yi), firmly believes in his father's innocence and has never given up on tracking down the true culprit codenamed "DR" for years.
Lin Yanting is a character rife with contradictions and tension, possessing extreme contrasts between his two sides. By day, he is a rational, restrained, and professionally authoritative elite police consultant, lean, refined, and wearing gold-rimmed glasses, displaying exceptional professionalism. However, once he delves into the heart of a case or enters the darkness of night, his cold, dark, and vengeful nature is revealed. He possesses top-notch psychological profiling abilities, acting as a natural "human lie detector," able to spot any lie at a glance, while also being ruthless, accurate, and fast in combat. However, his physical weaknessβasthmaβadds a deep sense of vulnerability and tragic fate to his tenacious pursuit of the killer.
To uncover the truth, Lin Yanting, as a police consultant, teams up with detective Li Bailang. Li Bailang harbors resentment towards the Lin family due to his wife's death, and his personality carries a distance and distrust towards Lin Yanting, leading to initial tension and conflict between the two.
During the investigation, their antagonism evolves into tacit understanding, jointly solving multiple serial crimes related to "DR." However, as the investigation deepens, they realize there's more to the case than meets the eye, and "DR" may merely be a puppet. A much larger conspiracy gradually surfaces, with someone secretly manipulating them by using them to pave their own path to revenge.
He also did narration in podcastππππππππππππ his voice is super gentle and healinggππππππππ https://weibo.com/2519542552/5296274595119204 "Imagine yourself as a ship, sailing through mountains, valleys, and plains, across rivers and into the sea, from one shore to the other. Now, the Yuan River and the young man have gone their separate ways. Where will that ship ultimately reach? ChengYi doesn't know, and perhaps doesn't need to know. Let's ride along, admire the flowers, sing, and journey on."
Cheng Yi Returns to Western Hunan, Reliving His Childhood Again
πButterfly Village, western Hunan
Upon setting foot on the land of western Hunan, all of Cheng Yi's senses are awakened: bamboo forests, birdsong, insect chirps, the scent of dew mixed with earth and grass, a bowl of noodles in the morning, the smoke rising from the chimneys, and the persistently high humidity in the air. In a sense, his hometown is the sum of all these feelings; all the subtle, individual, and indescribable sensations intertwine to form the "pure" western Hunan in Cheng Yi's heart.
In late spring, in western Hunan, several days of continuous rain washed over the entire Dehang Grand Canyon, making it appear as if it had been cleansed. The mountains were verdant, the water a clear blue, and the vegetation shone with a vibrant green, every nook and cranny radiating new life.
Although it's not peak tourist season in western Hunan, tourists can still be seen everywhere, from Fenghuang Ancient Town to the surrounding areas of the capital, Jishou. Speaking with accents from all over the country, they converge, disperse, and then reunite at the Dehang Grand Canyon Scenic Area, queuing to visit Tianwen Platform. Tianwen platform is the highest point in the canyon, and as its name suggests, it's a natural stone platform jutting out from the cliffs, suspended on three sides, surrounded by towering cliffs. When the clouds and mist surge, it seems to connect with the sky. More than two thousand years ago, it was on this very stone platform that Qu Yuan posed a hundred powerful questions to the heavens, leaving behind the timeless masterpiece, "Heavenly Questions."
πXinzhai Village, Aizhai Town
Cheng Yi was also one of the tourists. The term "tourist" might not be entirely accurate; a more fitting description would be "returning guest"βthis place could be considered half his hometown. He was born and raised in Huaihua, a small city in southwestern Hunan, only an hour or two's drive from the capital of Xiangxi Prefecture. The two places are not only geographically close, but historically they share the same ancestry, drink from the same river, and enjoy the same customs and cuisine. From a cultural and geographical perspective, both belong to the "Greater Xiangxi" region.
Stepping onto his hometown soil, all of Cheng Yi's senses were awakened. "When I woke up in the morning, my ears were filled with the chirping of birds. When I drew back the curtains, I could see the mountain mist, the morning dew mixed with the scent of earth and grass, emitting a unique fragrance. And the smoke rising from the chimneysβI knew it was the smell of home the moment I smelled it..." Cheng Yi rarely returns to Xiangxi at this time of year, yet he felt no sense of unfamiliarity. Everything before himβthe mountains and rivers, the vegetation, and even the persistently high humidity in the airβwas familiar. Without needing any guidance, he walked directly from the scenic area entrance to the foot of Tianwen platform, as if he had been there countless times before.
The path to Tianwen Platform is a narrow stone staircase, carved into the mountainside, worn smooth and shiny by countless feet, its edges covered with damp moss. Occasionally, a corner of azalea peeks out from the waist-high bushes, its color shimmering brightly amidst the surrounding lush greenery and gray foliage. At the end of the staircase lies Tianwen Platform. Cheng Yi strolls up, stops in the center, and slowly scans the mountains with his gaze. Occasionally, he strikes a pose for a photo, turns, paces, arms outstretched, and for a moment, he even leaps into the air like a child.
The sky was misty, and the massive, layered mountains, as if carved by a knife and axe, plunged straight down to a bottomless canyon. Some people, afraid of heights, felt their legs go weak and said, "We're not going up." Cheng Yi was also a little afraid of heights, and he avoided any rides involving heights at amusement parks. But now, standing on a giant rock with three sides suspended in the air, with clouds swirling beneath his feet, he was as calm as if he were taking a stroll in his own backyard. He himself was somewhat puzzled. "It's strange," he said. "In the film, I dared to go on wire stunts no matter how high, flying around in the air and doing somersaults, but for some reason, I wouldn't dare to do any of those rides at amusement parks." He paused, as if seriously considering it, and finally concluded, half helplessly and half frankly, "Maybe the character told me he could do it, he was capable, he had to be able to do it, so I did it. But in real life, I can't, and I know I don't need to convince myself, so I don't often try those things in real life."
In the afternoon, after descending from Tianwen Platform to the Aizhai Scenic Area, the fog dissipated somewhat, and the deep red bridge of the Aizhai Bridge flashed past the window from time to time. "This place is getting better and better." One of Cheng Yi's most direct impressions of returning to Xiangxi this time was: the landscape of his hometown remained the same, but it was clearly different. As a child, he had visited Fenghuang a few times. Back then, the ancient town was a quiet little town, with far fewer tourists than it is now. The streets were mostly frequented by local Miao people, carrying baskets and hoes, fishing by the stream, or simply gathering fruit and firewood from the mountainsβliving a very down-to-earth life. In the past couple of days, he'd seen many new buildings, and a plethora of delicious food and fun activities. Many new restaurants had opened along the streets, offering creative dishes he'd never seen before. Various scenic spots had also developed a dazzling array of new experiences: glass walkways, canyon rafting, Miao embroidery, batik, and theatrical performancesβ¦ Cheng Yi acknowledged these changes. People were growing, and Xiangxi was emerging from the deep mountains, transforming from a remote area into a world-class tourist destination, stepping onto a broader stageβhis heart was filled with joy.
The Aizhai Bridge is a microcosm of Xiangxi's development. The perilous of Xiangxi lies in Aizhai, a place historically separated by mountains and rivers, where travel was hampered by thirteen hairpin bends. Fourteen years ago, in the spring, the Aizhai Bridge, spanning 1176 meters and standing 355 meters in the air, opened up a natural barrier, transforming a once impassable chasm into a thoroughfare. The lives of the people of Aizhai gradually unfolded from the folds of the mountains. Now, looking out from the village at the foot of the mountain, two cable towers rise from the summit, steel cables stretching in graceful arcs, and deep red steel trusses suspended in mid-air. The Aizhai Bridge, like a rainbow spanning the sky, stands majestically, exuding a sense of awe and commanding respect. At a moment when no one noticed, a thin line dangled from the bridge, a speck of ink hanging from its end. The rope taut for a moment, then snapped back, swinging in a huge arc in the air. Someone was the first to react, "They're bungee jumping!" Indeed, as Cheng Yi said, there is still much new, fun, and undiscovered potential in western Hunan today. In his school days, he was also a playful and mischievous child. "Back then, I loved observing everything, I was full of curiosity, and I was incredibly energetic, always jumping around like I had ADHD." His home was right by the Yuan River. As soon as school was over, he'd drop his bag and run to the river to swim, play in the water, and catch small fish and shrimp, spending half the day there.
Huaihua is a city built along the river, with the Yuan River flowing through it. Whether it was the village where he lived as a child or the county town where he later moved, Cheng Yi's life was always intertwined with this river. In spring, the river is a clear, greenish-blue, like lustrous jade, but in summer, when the water rises, it turns a thick, muddy yellow. Cheng Yi loved the Yuan River no matter the season. His happiest moments each day were going fishing with his classmates and friends, each with their own homemade fishing rods. His memories are they mostly didnt catch anything, but the satisfaction and joy were so genuine that even more than 20 years later, his voice still carries a pleasant feeling when he speaks of it.
Regarding the Yuan River, Cheng Yi also vividly remembers the small boats on its waterways. "When I was little, I often saw very large ships, and of course, many small boats, those old-fashioned wooden boats, moored along the bank, swaying gently with the current." Later, Cheng Yi traveled to a larger and more distant world; cargo ships on the river and cruise ships at sea roared past him, but whenever he closed his eyes, what he remembered was still that small wooden boat swaying gently on the bank.
There are no boats on this nameless stream, and the water is far less wide than the Yuanjiang River. Only a local man in rubber boots stands fishing in the babbling water. On the opposite bank, a mother goose and her two goslings forage in the grass. Cheng Yi simply watches quietly, feeling an overwhelming sense of tenderness and belonging. "It's like going back to my childhood," he says. "This is what I lived in the old house when I was a child." Back then, there was a similar stream in front of his house, shallow and clear, where clothes and dishes were washed. The house was also an old-fashioned wooden structure, with land in front planted with rapeseed flowers, and a mountain behind where they could pick peaches. He bent down and casually picked a handful of wild grass from the stream. The grass leaves were oblong and felt rough to the touch. "This kind of grass used to grow all over the mountains when I was a child; it holds all my childhood memories."
In late spring in western Hunan, the mountains are green, the water is flowing, and the plants hidden deep in the mountains, along the streams, and in the crevices of the rocks are all busily awakening. Plantain, black nightshade, water hemp, verbena, five-leaf vine, and all kinds of fernsβyou can feel the joy. Everything is growing desperately, trying to grow strong enough before summer arrives. Plants are like this, and so are people. People in the Hunan and Hubei areas generally have a rather impatient character, a kind of "time waits for no one" spirit. Similar to the custom of eating spicy food, this is due to the geographical climate. Summers are extremely hot, and winters are extremely cold. People born and raised in such places naturally have strong personalities. Cheng Yi also has his "hurried" moments. Earlier, to avoid delaying the filming schedule, he hurried down to the stream. It had just rained that morning, and his feet were slippery. He stumbled a couple of steps, and everyone reminded him at the same time. He didn't even look up, casually saying, "It's okay, I grew up here."
Until his teens, Cheng Yi was a child nurtured by these mountains and rivers. After that, he went north to study, and a watershed moment appeared in his life. It was his first time traveling far from home, taking a train alone from Huaihua to Beijing, more than 1,700 kilometers, a considerable distance at the time. His family saw him off at the train station, and the scene before the train departed is still deeply etched in his mind: the station was full of people, noisy and bustling, his family squeezed in the middle, waving goodbye to him. Then the train hummed and pulled away, the noise instantly cut off, and loneliness welled up in his heart.
Leaving home is always like this, a mix of melancholy and hope for a new life. Cheng Yi actively threw himself into it, studying, filming, and moving between various film sets, rarely staying in one place for long. Looking back on those days, he said, "From my teens until now, I've basically been traveling everywhere for work, making the world my home. It wasn't until last year that the pace slowed down a bit. When I first entered the industry, I didn't dare to imagine so much. Sometimes I wanted to stop and rest for a while, but after a good night's sleep, I would be full of fighting spirit again. Everyone has contradictory times. Although I had the thought of slowing down and seeing how things go, time and opportunity won't wait for you. Once you choose to do something, you must do your best to do it well." These past two days, walking on the land of Xiangxi, I often encountered women and aunties in ethnic costumes selling snacks and local specialties, as well as local elderly people. They are all people who are striving for progress amidst countless changes. This is undoubtedly a fundamental aspect of Cheng Yi's character; a fire still burns within him, gently but steadily, maintaining its warmth over time.
This year, during the Spring Festival, Cheng Yi spent a few days in his hometown, truly experiencing the Lunar New Year. He hadn't been able to go home for the holidays several times, and his elders were visibly aging, the marks of time clearly etched on their bodies and movements. Cheng Yi understood this was the natural order, something no one could escape, but even knowing this, he couldn't help feeling a pang of sadness, "Time flies so fast." Over the years, he had maintained a close relationship with his family. When he was working or filming, his grandparents would call him precisely at the right time, not wanting to disturb his work. In Hunan, every family makes stir-fried pork with chili peppers, but Cheng Yi's favorite is still his mother's. It's not just a psychological reason; many people around him have tried it and find it more delicious than restaurant versions. Cheng Yi didn't plan to ask his mother for the secret to making this dishβand it seemed unnecessary. Due to his profession, he had maintained a light diet for many years, and even on his days off, he would only eat spicy food once a week or two, a small consolation to his Hunanese stomach.
Today was that occasional exception. "I was especially happy today. I had a bowl of noodles for breakfast, and for lunch I had local specialty stir-fried pork with chili peppers, along with free-range eggs and some stir-friesβwe Hunanese always like to stir-fry. In the evening, I ate a hot pot of cured meat with the Miao women around the fire pit. I ate seven or eight pieces of that pickled radish, and I just kept eating it." It was truly a long and unforgettable meal, because of the abundance and authenticity of the dishes, and because of the lively and engaged atmosphere among the diners.
πButterfly Village, western Hunan
The dining location was Butterfly Village in Huangcun Village, Aizhai, a Miao village with 78 households, named after the Miao totem "butterfly." Osmanthus trees and chili seedlings grew at the village entrance, and a stone-paved road meandered into the village, with a rooster strutting proudly along the road. Most of the houses in the village were built into the hillside, some renovated in modern styles, others retaining their original appearance. The dining table was set in a dimly lit old wooden house, its color faded, with dried corn and red chilies hanging from the eaves. Cheng Yi and three Miao women sat around the table, in the center of which was a triangular hearth, simmering a pot of cured meat hotpot. Around the square table, stir-fried pork with chili peppers, pickled radishes, pickled mustard greens, bok choy, and fried small fish and shrimp were arranged in a circle. Without much formality, after a few pieces of cured meat and pickled radish, the conversation became more lively. Cheng Yi inquired about the price of the cured meat and the making of glutinous rice wine, and the women responded enthusiastically, constantly piling food onto his plate, their eyes bright and smiles on their lips.
Midway through the meal, someone suggested singing a song. One young woman, chopsticks in hand, started singing a moment ago, and the other two quickly followed. There was no forced performance; it felt like a natural progression of the meal. "The magpie in the tree, chirping away, our honored guest has come to my home today..." The winding melody was like a mountain road; you think you've reached the end, but then another turn reveals another stretch. "Honored guests, let's drink! Our rice wine is fragrant and sweet, it makes your heart swell with joy!" The lyrics were simple, even somewhat clumsy and straightforward, but they warmed the hearts of everyone present.
"Let's have a toast!" Cheng Yi suggested, offering local golden tea instead of wine. The two people, meeting for the first time, found themselves so compatible that the mountain tea truly evoked a sense of the stirring power of wine. That evening, on the way back to Changsha, recalling that extremely "ζ±ζΉ (jianghu, a term referring to the world of martial arts and chivalry)" scene, he couldn't help but sigh, "We're all from western Hunan, from Hunan province, so we should be more genuine, right?"
Over the years, Cheng Yi has traveled to many places, but few can truly be called "travel." Usually, he arrives, starts working, and leaves as soon as work is finished. This magazine shoot was also a rushed trip, without any luggage. He reflects that next time he goes to a new place, perhaps he could allow himself a few days to explore. Whether it's a city or nature, he doesn't have a particular preference for the destination; what he values ββmost is the accommodation and food during the journey. "When I finally get to travel, I just hope to rest well and eat what I want. Besides that, I don't have any particularly high expectations. I don't say 'I must go here today' or 'I must do this or that.'" Similar to a philosophy of life, Cheng Yi believes that setting lower expectations makes it easier to be happy.
"Overall, the happy parts of life always outweigh the unhappy parts." This is a truth about life that Cheng Yi has come to accept in recent years. Of course, life hasn't spared him any special treatment just because he chooses to be an optimist. He also has the fears that everyone has, such as being afraid of the dark and ghosts, and also afraid of failure and being misunderstood. But he knows in his heart that fear is useless. "You can learn to find the switch for fear, and then gently turn it off." The same principle applies to happiness. Cheng Yi believes that happiness also needs to be actively sought out. Once you see it, feel it, reach out and "snap" it, and life will look different.
Before leaving Butterfly Village, Cheng Yi, the Miao woman, and all the staff squeezed in front of the blackened, shiny wooden wall and took a group photo to mark the end of the workday. In the captured image, everyone's face is smiling, and their smiles are genuine. Cheng Yi sits comfortably, raising his hand to give a standard "V" sign.
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We gonna have new magz again!!! ππππππππ Conde Nast Traveller!!! I like this magz, so beautiful pics bfore. May 5th at 12.00 teaser May 7th official day at 11.17 Limited to 40,000 copies, limited 1id for each copy. Tough war againπππ₯π₯π₯π₯π₯
Teaser πΌπΌπΌ https://weibo.com/2519542552/5295183790342479 Handsome baby!!!! ππππππππ "Summer is approaching, and all things grow. At the beginning of summer, we're sending you this youthful spirit from the mountains and rivers of western Hunan in advance. On May 7th, let's welcome @ChengYi's anniversary cover, as vibrant, pure, and upward-growing as the vegetation of western Hunan."
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Regarding the first year of the Hongxi reign, the vast *History of Ming* contains a brief record: "In the fourth month of summer, due to repeated earthquakes in Nanjing, he was ordered to go and defend the city. On the day of Gengchen in the fifth month, Emperor Renzong fell ill, and an imperial edict summoned him back. On the day of Xinchou in the sixth month, he returned to Liangxiang, received the imperial edict, and entered the palace to mourn."
The one ordered to go to Nanjing was a 26-year-old young man. His name was Zhu Zhanji. Logically, the journey should have been smooth and safe, as he was the crown prince appointed by Emperor Renzong, Zhu Gaochi.
However, upon arriving in Nanjing, Zhu Zhanji was ambushed. Before he could recover from the shock, news arrived that his father was seriously ill. To prevent a sudden change in the political situation, he, alone and isolated, had to return to Beijing within fifteen days.
Traveling across thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, through the night, amidst the clamor of wind and the cries of cranes, his life hung by a thread. Traveling north along the Grand Canal, Zhu Zhanji was consumed by grief. The recurring crises, however, allowed him to experience things he could never see in the imperial palace and in imperial edicts: the power struggles of officialdom, the complexities of human relationships and the subtleties of the human heart.
This story, told from fragments of official history, is called *Fifteen Days in Two Capitals*(River of No Return). The original novel was written by Ma Boyong, and the TV series wrapped filming this February. On the day of the official announcement, Cheng Yi, who plays Zhu Zhanji, posted a Weibo post, which included the line: "The journey along the Grand Canal tempered his character, the storms between the two capitals."
"The journey along the Grand Canal" refers to the perils along the canal; "tempering his character" refers to Zhu Zhanji's transformation.
For Cheng Yi, the most moving part of Zhu Zhanji is precisely his "growth." "In this story, Zhu Zhanji isn't a lofty symbol, but a young man suddenly thrown into the mire by fate," he described. "Escape, being shot by an arrow, being relentlessly pursuedβhe becomes more resilient in this extremely cruel trial." Cheng Yi's task was to allow the audience to genuinely feel the character's "growth" through the tightly packed "fifteen days."
On the day filming wrapped, they were shooting the scene of Zhu Zhanji's ascension to the throne. Returning from the storm, clad in imperial robes, he ascended the throne for the first time, his heart filled with complex emotions.
"Fifteen days of hellish life-or-death struggle, finally sitting in that positionβwhen filming wrapped, I felt as if I had truly walked those two thousand miles," Cheng Yi recalled. He is, of course, not Zhu Zhanji, but there is a metaphorical resonance of fate between the character and the actor.
Since his debut in the 2011 TV series *Beauty World*, Cheng Yi's acting career has spanned fifteen years. While not marked by the arduous trials of a military campaign, it has been filled with unspoken joys and sorrows. Driven by passion and unwavering perseverance, he has dedicated himself to one project after another, creating countless memorable characters. The roles of actor and character have intertwined, separated, cycled, and recurred, allowing Cheng Yi to grow personally.
Skillful in acting, measured in life, sometimes immersive, sometimes detached, actor Cheng Yi consistently strives for sincerity and genuine understanding.
Zhu Zhanji's rise and fall were condensed in fifteen days, while Xie Huai'an's impending doom was secretly laid out for over a decade.
In the TV series *The Twenty-Four Strategies of Chang'an*(The Vendetta of An), which aired last December, Cheng Yi portrayed Xie Huai'an, a character with a complex and winding fate. A young man, grieving the massacre of his entire family, changes his name and painstakingly goes into hiding, all to uncover the secrets of the past and avenge his family in the turbulent city of Chang'an.
During filming, Cheng Yi saw Xie Huai'an as "a man steeped in hatred, a man who spent over a decade meticulously planning a deadly scheme." Behind his masterful planning lay a highly tense mind and nerves, for one wrong move could lead to total defeat. And he didn't even have a chance to lose once.
But looking back at *The Twenty-Four Strategies of Chang'an* (The Vendetta of An), Cheng Yi interprets a different nuance in Xie Huai'an. He reads loneliness, he reads compassion; a life sustained by hatred, when all is said and done, reveals its extreme vulnerability. Revenge is achieved, but Xie Huai'an loses far more than he gains.
Cheng Yi frankly stated that his re-examination of Xie Huai'an and "The Twenty-Four Strategies of Chang'an"(The Vendetta of An) stemmed from a long-standing habit. Whenever a work airs, he rewatches it from the audience's perspective. By stepping back and reflecting on the past, he gains a more objective view of the characters and plot, and can identify areas for improvement in his own performance. While filming eventually ends, acting is a continuous process of accumulation.
To prepare for a role, Cheng Yi does extensive pre-production research. Starting with the 2016 TV series "The Legend of Chusen," he began writing notes for his characters. From the subtle details like the strength of their breath and the trembling of their fingertips after poisoning, to the macro-level psychological changes and relationship shifts throughout their lives, he meticulously recorded anything that inspired him.
When discussing these matters, Cheng Yi showed no pride: "All actors do their homework this way. Some acting teachers do it even better than me, preparing more thoroughly." In his view, putting in a little "hard work" for a role is nothing to boast about; it's simply an actor's duty.
For the same reason, Cheng Yi underwent several hours of martial arts training every day for the TV series *To the Mountains and Seas*. The slender Li Lianhua in the TV series *Lotus Building*(Mysterious Lotus Casebook) was also the result of Cheng Yi controlling his diet for three consecutive months.
In Cheng Yi's description, he is "someone who can only focus on one thing at a time." Most of the time, that thing is acting. Only by immersing himself in it can he not merely "play" a role, but naturally "become" the character. With the sincerity of a seeker of truth, his acting has rewarded him with maturity and progress.
At the beginning of his studies, Cheng Yi thought filming would strictly follow the script's sequence. During the filming of his first project, the jump-cut filming made him somewhat nervous. Now, however, no matter which scene is filmed first, he has confidence in himself, ensuring the smoothness and accuracy of the character's emotions.
Beyond specific works, Cheng Yi has developed a deeper understanding of his identity as an actor. "The most attractive aspect of the acting profession is the ability to constantly break boundaries and become someone else," he explains. "Because I'm an actor, I've always thought about what kind of themes and roles can truly resonate with the audience in today's information-saturated environment."
The answer is clear: to resonate with the audience, one must first look inward. Touching stories and logically clear characters are Cheng Yi's consistent standards. "Only when I truly believe that a character is not just a word, can I bring him to life in post-production," he says. As for the present, he wants to try any type of role he hasn't yet attempted.
In recent years, while acting, Cheng Yi has also been exploring another way of telling stories: through songs. In the theme song "Walking the Horizon" for the drama *The Twenty-Four Strategies of Chang'an*, he sings, "Severing the past, parting in life, thousands of miles away, who has left me without a trace?" In the theme song "What's There to Fear?" from the drama *Heaven and Earth Sword Heart*, he sings, "I fear not fate's laughter that I am still young, I fear not a thousand swords piercing my heart, nor the sword drawn from its sheath pointing into the abyss." These words, like a judgment, vividly outline the character's silhouette and foreshadow the plot's development.
Whether filming or singing, Cheng Yi has a clear awareness: "Both forms require finding a genuine moment, a moment where I am not myself, but merely the vessel of the story. The difference lies in the fact that when performing, the actor must let go of their real-life state, even forgetting the existence of 'themselves.' But when singing an OST (original soundtrack), the singer is the storyteller, and also themselves."
"I" and "not-I" are topics frequently discussed in the acting system. Cheng Yi refines his understanding through repeated practice. In his view, his own acting requires mostly introspection, while his singing tends to be more emotionally expressive; when getting into character, he needs to "let go of himself," while singing requires "facing himself." "Listening to my own singing, sometimes I feel it's not perfect. For example, a certain ending note might not be finished perfectly," Cheng Yi frankly admits. "But I've gradually accepted this imperfection. This result contains my true frequency, and listening to the finished product gives me a very magical feeling."
The ancients often summarized the process of enlightenment as "like cutting and polishing jade, like carving and grinding stone." Cheng Yi's reflections on acting all come from years of accumulation and refinement.
As for the source of all this reflection, it all comes down to two words: "human" and "heart."
Last October, in an interview with the People's Daily, Cheng Yi mentioned that he has always remembered the content of his teacher's first lesson when he first entered school: "Be a good person first, then act." The problem is, to truly put this principle into practice, we still need to start with acting.
"A cup of wine in the spring breeze, ten years of lamplight in the martial arts world." The blood-pumping youth is always intoxicated by the pleasure of "a cup of wine," but time will slowly teach him the weight of "ten years of lamplight."
After the finale of "To the Mountains and Seas," (The Journey of Legend), Cheng Yi wrote in his Weibo post: "I once asked myself what chivalry truly is. Later, I came to understand that living in such a beautiful and peaceful world, living each day honestly and earnestly, forms the foundation of chivalry."
The character's life and the experience of performing led Cheng Yi to realize that the outer shell of martial arts is "martial arts," but its core is "chivalry." It is a unique Chinese fairy tale, a spiritual fulcrum for justice and freedom. It doesn't necessarily have to be confined to a specific era or a particular martial arts world; as long as one upholds their inner principles, everyone can be a chivalrous person.
Thus, for actors, life is the nourishment for performance, and performance, in turn, can enrich life.
Cheng Yi poured his heart and soul into his roles and brought the gifts of those roles back into his daily life. He grew up in a warm and loving family and spent a happy childhood in his hometown of Hunan. Whenever he has free time between work, he always likes to go home and visit.
This Spring Festival, Cheng Yi returned home again. His TV drama was playing on television, and his family would gather around to chatβa "traditional activity" for him at home. Previously, Cheng Yi had watched *Lotus Building* (Mysterious Lotus Casebook) with his grandparents. Even after the entire series aired, although his grandmother sometimes called it *Lotus Road*, it didn't stop her from frequently recommending this favorite drama to her friends.
This time, while watching his new drama, his grandmother, who loves to indulge in whimsical thoughts, called to ask, "Does your character survive in the end?" "You have to watch it yourself; I can't spoil it," Cheng Yi replied. The conversation was lighthearted, but their hearts were filled with joy.
The green hills and clear waters of his hometown, the rivers where he could swim, the warm sunshine, and the fruits he could easily pickβthese are precious treasures deep within Cheng Yi's memory. When filming, the lights left on and the meals that they cooked for him also brought him both joy and melancholy.
Cheng Yi enjoys walks with his family, but he also likes to walk alone. With a leisurely stroll, he can relax and find peace in any situation. Whether by the river, in the mountains, or in the city, as long as there's nothing particularly special to do, he's willing to wander aimlesslyβit's his way of recharging.
Sometimes he also feels the changing flow of time: when filming, time flies by unnoticed; when he has a chance to quiet down, memories resurface. In his teens, driven by his dream of becoming an actor, he carried his backpack alone to pursue his inner direction. When he first arrived in Hengdian to film, even for roles with only a few lines, he would return to his hotel every day and repeatedly review the script. Once fearless, he has encountered setbacks and stumbles; now, his spirit is more peaceful, and his resolve is stronger.
Starting with the 2011 television series *Beauty World*, this year marks Cheng Yi's 15th year as an actor. He is grateful to his younger selfβbrave, passionate, and persistentβwhich has led him to experience a completely different life. He is also willing to continue striving, infusing his inner reflections and personal insights into more of his roles.
"When the spotlight is off, I'm just an ordinary person," Cheng Yi stated. From another perspective, the on and off of the lights represent his life as an actor.
*This article is from V Chinese Edition 2026 SONIC LOCALITY.
1 
"Statement
Recently, we discovered that some users on the internet have maliciously published defamatory remarks regarding Mr. Cheng Yi's business cooperation. Once published, this content has been disseminated indirectly by some internet users through comments, editing, forwarding, and quoting, far exceeding the scope of normal public discussion. This has negatively impacted Mr. Cheng Yi's character, reputation, and other social evaluations, seriously infringing upon and damaging his reputation.
According to Article 1024, Paragraph 1 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, "Civil subjects enjoy the right to reputation, and no organization or individual may infringe upon the reputation rights of others by means of insult, defamation, or other similar means." And according to Article 246, Paragraph 1 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, "Whoever publicly insults another person by violence or other means or fabricates facts to defame another person, if the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance, or deprivation of political rights." And Articles 1 and 2 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in Handling Criminal Cases of Defamation and Other Crimes Committed Through Information Networks, the reputation rights and other personality rights of natural persons are protected by law, and no individual or organization may infringe upon the reputation rights and other legitimate rights of others by means of insult, defamation, or other similar means.
Currently, the studio has collected evidence and has entrusted a lawyer to pursue the legal responsibility of the infringers in accordance with the above provisions, in order to protect Mr. Cheng Yi's legitimate rights and interests and maintain a clean and orderly online environment.
The following statement is hereby issued:
1. All internet users involved are requested to immediately delete and cease the dissemination of any false information and defamatory statements, eliminate the negative impact caused, and jointly establish and maintain a trustworthy, healthy, and legal online environment;
2. Cheng Yi Studio reserves the right to pursue civil and criminal legal action against those who infringe upon rights online;
3. All business collaborations with Mr. Cheng Yi require prior authorization from his studio, stamped with his official seal. Any negotiations conducted without this authorization are unrelated to Mr. Cheng Yi and his studio.
This is hereby notified."
https://weibo.com/6047132413/5305431633168014
ChengYi also made the statement using his new established own company seal, Xiamen Chenqi Qiyuan Film and Television. Support ChengYi right protection!!! Hope certain brokerage company, clean up their own mess without dragging their ex employee with them!!! π€¨π‘π‘π‘
"A postcard is being delivered from the front lines~ (ΰΉβ’Μγ β’Μ)Ωβ§! "
https://weibo.com/6047132413/5305380085172646
https://weibo.com/2060419113/5303120684909855
https://weibo.com/5756655754/5303162873584103
https://weibo.com/2060419113/5301680635645320
https://weibo.com/6568252752/5301680607330975
https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5301660956950563
May 21-22 at 10.17 teaser promotion
May 23th at 10.17 official announcement
So excited!!!!! ππππππππ
Teaser 1
https://weibo.com/6568252752/5300955830563278
Woww run baby run!!!!ππππππππππππ
Teaser 2
Woaaa so close!!!!! Wanna kiss kiss on the 1st date! πππππππππ
https://weibo.com/6568252752/5301318224708459
Purjoy upgrade title to Global Brand Spokesperson!!! And we gonna have new packaging too! ππππππππ
https://weibo.com/5756655754/5301350935561315
May 23rd at 15.27 teaser promotion
May 24-26 at 09.27 teaser
May 27th at 09.27 official announcementπππππ
CANT WAIT!!!! ππππππ Also they hint their big farm gonna have new surprise too! I wonder,,, maybe we gonna have activity there?ππππ
https://weibo.com/5756655754/5301305636815231
https://weibo.com/7505196365/5299354384729591
https://weibo.com/7505196365/5299351037151262
https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5299527658176537
English subs :
https://x.com/i/status/2055982342922002454
https://x.com/i/status/2055982122511532304
Aaaahhhh baby's birthday live today!!!! But i feel it is so fastπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή
https://weibo.com/l/wblive/p/show/1022:2321325299564008833049
https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5299587452436514
English subs :
Part 1 https://x.com/i/status/2056326984280441205
Part 2 https://x.com/i/status/2056659707557716120
Part 3 https://x.com/i/status/2057388190302888040
Hello, has everyone have dinner yet? He feel a bit nervous at the start. He read there is Guoguo taking leave at work today, he thought everyone not working on Sunday, it is hardwork for this Guoguo. Really sweet.. He talk abt his feeling today, he feel really happy, thought that every year today feel so meaningful and a bit nervous. He talk about his recent life, bcause recently River No Return finished filming, so he went back home and spend new year together, because it has been a long time he hasnt went back to his hometown, meeting with his family, old classmates, childhood friends, eating hometown specialty food, so he can recuperate to today condition. He shared his happy ocassion, which quite a lot, eating spicy specialty food haha,, accompanying his parents for medical check up. Then he get distracted because he feel his glasses slanted a bit haha.. Then he shared future project, soon will be filming, hope everyone can support his new drama, Hunting Lies in youku. He cant explain about his role, it is kept secret haha.. but it is challenging. Ahhh he said "Lin Yanting" in Cantonese ππ so sexyπ€©π€©π€©π€© he currently intensively learning Cantonese. He shared his personal growth, life changing experience for him is back then when he is still at school and just graduate, he was a bit impulsive, maybe because it was overwhelming at the time. But now, whenever he meet with difficulty, he told himself, "if you stay calm, things will go smoothly. " dont be nervous,step by step solving it, calm and composed approach to life.
He was asked because he likes walking, where he usually went. He said his walking route are random, usually like to go to the park, to the beach, to the mountain.
He shared his stress relief method, because he has many friends, sometimes he went together with them to relax, and he also told himself not be impulsive, have a good rest, who know maybe the next day, you will realize a good way to resolve it. So dont be impulsive, because your thinking might become wrong, so stay calm. If it get difficult to face it yourself, you can talk it over with your closest friends, family. Although he usually face it alone, but it is good to have a talk with them. Then the host said, or talk it over with Guoguo. Haha he happily said yes.
He was asked if there is some thing that he hasnt have time to said it. He said, he feel he has so many thing to say, he is so thankful to Guoguo, because these days have been watching their vids, he feel so touched, mention his roles vids, maybe they have more understanding about his roles than him. He watched it over and over again, and everytime he has different feeling. Thanking everyone for being so long supporting him. And also because of them, he can get better and better.
When asked if he ever considered meeting outside weibo live, he said, this is kept secret first. Aaahhhh so he does have!!! πππππππππ He said maybe there will be 1-2 event later on the second half of the year. It is a secret, everyone can looking forward to it πππ He is preparing for it. But as an actor, still need to prioritized filming first haha.. it is really ChengYi's way indeedπππ
If you have half day, what do you choose between staying at home resting vs went somewhere to go, he choose to go the beach, because it is been a long time didnt wear his flower shirts ππππ
When asked what are his finish filming habit, he said, he will eat together with the crews, although he himself eat 1-2 bites, still so self-dicipline till the endπ he said it is good habit, to endulge yourself sometimesπ
Then he gave quiz for giveaway gift to Guoguo. His immersive solo walking video as part of the questionsπππ it need good memory and fast hands+good internet connectionπ
1. 00.01 with whom his meeting with?π
Little birds! There is someone who said, with himselfπππ
2. 00.16 how many times his camera dropped?π
2x!
3. 00.25 what task that we should do today?
Walking tournament
4. 01.10 what song did he sing? It is a bit difficult.
Sang "Starry Night"!
5. 02.25 what things that he took close up picture with?
Leaves!
6. How long the duration of the vid? How many minutes how many seconds?
5.17! Awww so cuteππππ but because the number that she picked already drawed before, so QiQi pick it for her. Lucky babyπππ
7. This is a bit difficult,,, 00.48 how many fishes in the pond? ππππ
10!
The account name that won is "hope QiQi get better and better" awwww so he replied hope she gets better and better tooπ₯Ή wow she got jackpot
8. 03.00 what did he shoot?
Little birds! And the BGM also perfect because it is Love and Redemption OST ππ wow she got mysterious gift π hope when she opened it later, she will be so surpriseππ
9. 01.10 what song did he sang? Eh didnt he already asked this?πππ
Sang "Starry Night"!
10. 03.25 what item that he especially took picture for bridge shot?
Leaf! Because the number already drawed bfore too, so he pick them and it is mysterious gift! His hands really bring good luckπππ
11. At 00.07 what color did you see? Hint, today there is only 1 colorππ
Green!
Then it is time for birthday cake! Ah it has melon for toppingπ so melon flavor?
Ahhh it is ending already???π₯²π₯²π₯²π₯² so fast!!!
He didnt realized it over soon, he need a little time to sort out what he want to sayπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή
Actually for my birthday, back then he only celebrate it by eating simple homemade birthday food with his family. These recent years, birthday makes feel it is so meaningful, so different. He is distracted here a bit.. awwwπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή Actually at first, seeing everyone watched his roles, he feel grateful and contended. So every years, at this time, especially when the month arrived, i especially looking forward to it because it has special meaning, get to talk with everyone here, i feel it is having a long phonecall with my good friends. I feel i am happy and content, and joy. I cant see you all but you can see me, see my happy smile, see me talking with you, i feel our happiness is the same. Off course everyone blessing, i received it. Thank you everyone. Feel this moment is so meaningful. And thankful for everyone's long time companion, for all these years, i couldnt possibly here without everyone support and care. Thanks you for writing to me, for encouraging me, for everyone care, for everyone love, make me walking this road more bravely, dare to be myself, i can know more how to be a good actor, how to play the roles well. So dont worry, i will work hard, you too also be okay. i will be okay, it is adult afterallπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή As for you, little friends, little girls, most important should take good care of yourself,pay attention to safety, also the weather is so hot, need took precaution. Love yourself, love everyone around you, love your family. You also promise me, okayπ?π₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή okayππ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή Then brother will go practice nowπ Now eat this cake. Bye bye, pay attention to safety, bye byeπ π
Woaaaaaπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή babyyyyyπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή i am crying hereπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή you too baby, take good care of yourself, be safe and healthy. I want to see you smile for along long timeπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή Happy birthday!!! π₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή
Collecting many handsome babyyy!!! ππππππππππππ
Birthday OOTD!!! πππππππ
https://weibo.com/2060419113/5299351024832995
https://weibo.com/6047132413/5299351250535443
https://weibo.com/6047132413/5299351330488838
https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5299441825939480
https://weibo.com/6047132413/5299697338286139
https://v.douyin.com/qgt7Mh2ES2A/
OMG OMG our handsome crown prince Zhu Zhanji poster is here!!!! ππππππππππππππππππππππ
https://weibo.com/7505196365/5299354384729591
https://weibo.com/7505196365/5299351037151262
From Conde Nast Traveller shared their moment celebrating ChengYi's birthday together, so sweetπππ
https://weibo.com/2519542552/5299351010148978
"Happy Birthday, Cheng Yi!
During dinner with the Miao women in Butterfly Village, the birthday candles were gently lit. The mountain breeze was soft, and everyone waited quietly for the young man to make a wish and blow out the candles.
We accompanied Cheng Yi back to western Hunan. Back to those places with familiar accents, cooking smoke, and memories.
As people grow up, they go to many places and travel far. But there will always be a place behind you, waiting for you to turn back.
Thank you, Cheng Yi, and thank you for leaving this tenderness about your hometown in CondΓ© Nast Traveler's 13th anniversary issue. Happy birthday! Continue to move forward freely, with passion and light."
And behind the scene from his stylist πππ
https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5298843559067699
Guoguo birthday greetings collection πππ So sweet QiQi already see the video and feel so touched π₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή
https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5299343385886845
https://weibo.com/6047132413/5299174108299419
AAAAAHHHHHHH SO HAPPYYYY!!!!!! CANT WAIT!!!!!! SO CUTEEEEEEEππππππππππππππ
https://weibo.com/2060419113/5298056796832221
"Careful cleaning, unlocking a relaxed smile. Embark on a new journey and enjoy a brand new experience.
I'm delighted to become the global brand ambassador for usmile SmilePlus.
Let's brush our teeth happily together!"
Of course the gift boxes were sold out in seconds,and on going replenishment. Tough competition among our Guoguoπ€π€π€ All platforms 1st rank for its sale heat. And star product broke 0.105 billion during 1st hours of announcement.
Aaahhh super cuteee when QiQi chatting with the cat when he want to take its pictures "miaow miaow~" πππππππ brush, brush our small teethsππππ fruits kungfuπππ
The host of the SmilePlus live stream said that the toothbrush spinning action in the TV ads was Cheng Yi's own idea; the original script was just "interacting with the toothbrush." Hahaaa our martial arts kid's hands is itchy already if he didnt exercise his handsπππ
Finally here!!!!
https://weibo.com/5368722783/5297326416727099
A trap is set, a psychological game beginsβwho is the prey? The truth shatters, entangled in a complex case, and the truth becomes increasingly difficult to discern.
Leading actor : ChengYi π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯ solo announcementπ₯π₯π₯π₯
You can already reserve the drama on China Youku too! π₯π₯π₯π₯
QiQi also replied to the post, #HuntingLiesConceptPoster# Lies stop with the liar, the game begins in the heart. Sometimes, the truth is disguised as a lie. I am Lin Yanting. #DramaHuntingLies# Exclusively on Youku, stay tuned!"
https://weibo.com/2060419113/5297327595589542
The drama is on Youku section "Across the World" on 1st position, it is new section of Youku dramas that aims to expand its reach beyond the Chinese-speaking world and go global. The dramas have winning awards directors and stellar casts.
https://weibo.com/1688891487/5297334038827228
Synopsis of Hunting Lies
Lin Yanting, a psychologist burdened with a secret, possesses exceptional skills and a keen understanding of human nature. However, fate seems to be cruelly targeting his family and destroying his life. To clear his father's name, he joins the police force as a consultant, solving bizarre cases and uncovering the truth behind the deaths of his loved ones. Faced with a confrontation between brothers and a fated hunt, Lin Yanting hunts for the truth in a jungle of lies, tearing apart the web of destiny.
The story begins with a shocking bombing at a hearing five years prior. Superintendent Lin Qian tragically died in the incident and was officially deemed negligent, his reputation tarnished. His son, psychologist Lin Yanting (Cheng Yi), firmly believes in his father's innocence and has never given up on tracking down the true culprit codenamed "DR" for years.
Lin Yanting is a character rife with contradictions and tension, possessing extreme contrasts between his two sides. By day, he is a rational, restrained, and professionally authoritative elite police consultant, lean, refined, and wearing gold-rimmed glasses, displaying exceptional professionalism. However, once he delves into the heart of a case or enters the darkness of night, his cold, dark, and vengeful nature is revealed. He possesses top-notch psychological profiling abilities, acting as a natural "human lie detector," able to spot any lie at a glance, while also being ruthless, accurate, and fast in combat. However, his physical weaknessβasthmaβadds a deep sense of vulnerability and tragic fate to his tenacious pursuit of the killer.
To uncover the truth, Lin Yanting, as a police consultant, teams up with detective Li Bailang. Li Bailang harbors resentment towards the Lin family due to his wife's death, and his personality carries a distance and distrust towards Lin Yanting, leading to initial tension and conflict between the two.
During the investigation, their antagonism evolves into tacit understanding, jointly solving multiple serial crimes related to "DR." However, as the investigation deepens, they realize there's more to the case than meets the eye, and "DR" may merely be a puppet. A much larger conspiracy gradually surfaces, with someone secretly manipulating them by using them to pave their own path to revenge.
https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5296090984153146
He also did narration in podcastππππππππππππ his voice is super gentle and healinggππππππππ
https://weibo.com/2519542552/5296274595119204
"Imagine yourself as a ship, sailing through mountains, valleys, and plains, across rivers and into the sea, from one shore to the other. Now, the Yuan River and the young man have gone their separate ways. Where will that ship ultimately reach? ChengYi doesn't know, and perhaps doesn't need to know. Let's ride along, admire the flowers, sing, and journey on."
https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/kDQOFGMJ7lRU5AEtGq44AQ?poc_token=HBYk_Gmj5MBQsOrlrRIxNJ5ynQwKsSHcUIEDHrKH
Cheng Yi Returns to Western Hunan, Reliving His Childhood Again
πButterfly Village, western Hunan
Upon setting foot on the land of western Hunan, all of Cheng Yi's senses are awakened: bamboo forests, birdsong, insect chirps, the scent of dew mixed with earth and grass, a bowl of noodles in the morning, the smoke rising from the chimneys, and the persistently high humidity in the air. In a sense, his hometown is the sum of all these feelings; all the subtle, individual, and indescribable sensations intertwine to form the "pure" western Hunan in Cheng Yi's heart.
In late spring, in western Hunan, several days of continuous rain washed over the entire Dehang Grand Canyon, making it appear as if it had been cleansed. The mountains were verdant, the water a clear blue, and the vegetation shone with a vibrant green, every nook and cranny radiating new life.
Although it's not peak tourist season in western Hunan, tourists can still be seen everywhere, from Fenghuang Ancient Town to the surrounding areas of the capital, Jishou. Speaking with accents from all over the country, they converge, disperse, and then reunite at the Dehang Grand Canyon Scenic Area, queuing to visit Tianwen Platform. Tianwen platform is the highest point in the canyon, and as its name suggests, it's a natural stone platform jutting out from the cliffs, suspended on three sides, surrounded by towering cliffs. When the clouds and mist surge, it seems to connect with the sky. More than two thousand years ago, it was on this very stone platform that Qu Yuan posed a hundred powerful questions to the heavens, leaving behind the timeless masterpiece, "Heavenly Questions."
πXinzhai Village, Aizhai Town
Cheng Yi was also one of the tourists. The term "tourist" might not be entirely accurate; a more fitting description would be "returning guest"βthis place could be considered half his hometown. He was born and raised in Huaihua, a small city in southwestern Hunan, only an hour or two's drive from the capital of Xiangxi Prefecture. The two places are not only geographically close, but historically they share the same ancestry, drink from the same river, and enjoy the same customs and cuisine. From a cultural and geographical perspective, both belong to the "Greater Xiangxi" region.
Stepping onto his hometown soil, all of Cheng Yi's senses were awakened. "When I woke up in the morning, my ears were filled with the chirping of birds. When I drew back the curtains, I could see the mountain mist, the morning dew mixed with the scent of earth and grass, emitting a unique fragrance. And the smoke rising from the chimneysβI knew it was the smell of home the moment I smelled it..." Cheng Yi rarely returns to Xiangxi at this time of year, yet he felt no sense of unfamiliarity. Everything before himβthe mountains and rivers, the vegetation, and even the persistently high humidity in the airβwas familiar. Without needing any guidance, he walked directly from the scenic area entrance to the foot of Tianwen platform, as if he had been there countless times before.
The path to Tianwen Platform is a narrow stone staircase, carved into the mountainside, worn smooth and shiny by countless feet, its edges covered with damp moss. Occasionally, a corner of azalea peeks out from the waist-high bushes, its color shimmering brightly amidst the surrounding lush greenery and gray foliage. At the end of the staircase lies Tianwen Platform. Cheng Yi strolls up, stops in the center, and slowly scans the mountains with his gaze. Occasionally, he strikes a pose for a photo, turns, paces, arms outstretched, and for a moment, he even leaps into the air like a child.
The sky was misty, and the massive, layered mountains, as if carved by a knife and axe, plunged straight down to a bottomless canyon. Some people, afraid of heights, felt their legs go weak and said, "We're not going up." Cheng Yi was also a little afraid of heights, and he avoided any rides involving heights at amusement parks. But now, standing on a giant rock with three sides suspended in the air, with clouds swirling beneath his feet, he was as calm as if he were taking a stroll in his own backyard. He himself was somewhat puzzled. "It's strange," he said. "In the film, I dared to go on wire stunts no matter how high, flying around in the air and doing somersaults, but for some reason, I wouldn't dare to do any of those rides at amusement parks." He paused, as if seriously considering it, and finally concluded, half helplessly and half frankly, "Maybe the character told me he could do it, he was capable, he had to be able to do it, so I did it. But in real life, I can't, and I know I don't need to convince myself, so I don't often try those things in real life."
In the afternoon, after descending from Tianwen Platform to the Aizhai Scenic Area, the fog dissipated somewhat, and the deep red bridge of the Aizhai Bridge flashed past the window from time to time. "This place is getting better and better." One of Cheng Yi's most direct impressions of returning to Xiangxi this time was: the landscape of his hometown remained the same, but it was clearly different. As a child, he had visited Fenghuang a few times. Back then, the ancient town was a quiet little town, with far fewer tourists than it is now. The streets were mostly frequented by local Miao people, carrying baskets and hoes, fishing by the stream, or simply gathering fruit and firewood from the mountainsβliving a very down-to-earth life. In the past couple of days, he'd seen many new buildings, and a plethora of delicious food and fun activities. Many new restaurants had opened along the streets, offering creative dishes he'd never seen before. Various scenic spots had also developed a dazzling array of new experiences: glass walkways, canyon rafting, Miao embroidery, batik, and theatrical performancesβ¦ Cheng Yi acknowledged these changes. People were growing, and Xiangxi was emerging from the deep mountains, transforming from a remote area into a world-class tourist destination, stepping onto a broader stageβhis heart was filled with joy.
The Aizhai Bridge is a microcosm of Xiangxi's development. The perilous of Xiangxi lies in Aizhai, a place historically separated by mountains and rivers, where travel was hampered by thirteen hairpin bends. Fourteen years ago, in the spring, the Aizhai Bridge, spanning 1176 meters and standing 355 meters in the air, opened up a natural barrier, transforming a once impassable chasm into a thoroughfare. The lives of the people of Aizhai gradually unfolded from the folds of the mountains. Now, looking out from the village at the foot of the mountain, two cable towers rise from the summit, steel cables stretching in graceful arcs, and deep red steel trusses suspended in mid-air. The Aizhai Bridge, like a rainbow spanning the sky, stands majestically, exuding a sense of awe and commanding respect.
At a moment when no one noticed, a thin line dangled from the bridge, a speck of ink hanging from its end. The rope taut for a moment, then snapped back, swinging in a huge arc in the air. Someone was the first to react, "They're bungee jumping!" Indeed, as Cheng Yi said, there is still much new, fun, and undiscovered potential in western Hunan today. In his school days, he was also a playful and mischievous child. "Back then, I loved observing everything, I was full of curiosity, and I was incredibly energetic, always jumping around like I had ADHD." His home was right by the Yuan River. As soon as school was over, he'd drop his bag and run to the river to swim, play in the water, and catch small fish and shrimp, spending half the day there.
Huaihua is a city built along the river, with the Yuan River flowing through it. Whether it was the village where he lived as a child or the county town where he later moved, Cheng Yi's life was always intertwined with this river. In spring, the river is a clear, greenish-blue, like lustrous jade, but in summer, when the water rises, it turns a thick, muddy yellow. Cheng Yi loved the Yuan River no matter the season. His happiest moments each day were going fishing with his classmates and friends, each with their own homemade fishing rods. His memories are they mostly didnt catch anything, but the satisfaction and joy were so genuine that even more than 20 years later, his voice still carries a pleasant feeling when he speaks of it.
Regarding the Yuan River, Cheng Yi also vividly remembers the small boats on its waterways. "When I was little, I often saw very large ships, and of course, many small boats, those old-fashioned wooden boats, moored along the bank, swaying gently with the current." Later, Cheng Yi traveled to a larger and more distant world; cargo ships on the river and cruise ships at sea roared past him, but whenever he closed his eyes, what he remembered was still that small wooden boat swaying gently on the bank.
There are no boats on this nameless stream, and the water is far less wide than the Yuanjiang River. Only a local man in rubber boots stands fishing in the babbling water. On the opposite bank, a mother goose and her two goslings forage in the grass. Cheng Yi simply watches quietly, feeling an overwhelming sense of tenderness and belonging. "It's like going back to my childhood," he says. "This is what I lived in the old house when I was a child." Back then, there was a similar stream in front of his house, shallow and clear, where clothes and dishes were washed. The house was also an old-fashioned wooden structure, with land in front planted with rapeseed flowers, and a mountain behind where they could pick peaches. He bent down and casually picked a handful of wild grass from the stream. The grass leaves were oblong and felt rough to the touch. "This kind of grass used to grow all over the mountains when I was a child; it holds all my childhood memories."
In late spring in western Hunan, the mountains are green, the water is flowing, and the plants hidden deep in the mountains, along the streams, and in the crevices of the rocks are all busily awakening. Plantain, black nightshade, water hemp, verbena, five-leaf vine, and all kinds of fernsβyou can feel the joy. Everything is growing desperately, trying to grow strong enough before summer arrives. Plants are like this, and so are people. People in the Hunan and Hubei areas generally have a rather impatient character, a kind of "time waits for no one" spirit. Similar to the custom of eating spicy food, this is due to the geographical climate. Summers are extremely hot, and winters are extremely cold. People born and raised in such places naturally have strong personalities. Cheng Yi also has his "hurried" moments. Earlier, to avoid delaying the filming schedule, he hurried down to the stream. It had just rained that morning, and his feet were slippery. He stumbled a couple of steps, and everyone reminded him at the same time. He didn't even look up, casually saying, "It's okay, I grew up here."
Until his teens, Cheng Yi was a child nurtured by these mountains and rivers. After that, he went north to study, and a watershed moment appeared in his life. It was his first time traveling far from home, taking a train alone from Huaihua to Beijing, more than 1,700 kilometers, a considerable distance at the time. His family saw him off at the train station, and the scene before the train departed is still deeply etched in his mind: the station was full of people, noisy and bustling, his family squeezed in the middle, waving goodbye to him. Then the train hummed and pulled away, the noise instantly cut off, and loneliness welled up in his heart.
Leaving home is always like this, a mix of melancholy and hope for a new life. Cheng Yi actively threw himself into it, studying, filming, and moving between various film sets, rarely staying in one place for long. Looking back on those days, he said, "From my teens until now, I've basically been traveling everywhere for work, making the world my home. It wasn't until last year that the pace slowed down a bit. When I first entered the industry, I didn't dare to imagine so much. Sometimes I wanted to stop and rest for a while, but after a good night's sleep, I would be full of fighting spirit again. Everyone has contradictory times. Although I had the thought of slowing down and seeing how things go, time and opportunity won't wait for you. Once you choose to do something, you must do your best to do it well." These past two days, walking on the land of Xiangxi, I often encountered women and aunties in ethnic costumes selling snacks and local specialties, as well as local elderly people. They are all people who are striving for progress amidst countless changes. This is undoubtedly a fundamental aspect of Cheng Yi's character; a fire still burns within him, gently but steadily, maintaining its warmth over time.
This year, during the Spring Festival, Cheng Yi spent a few days in his hometown, truly experiencing the Lunar New Year. He hadn't been able to go home for the holidays several times, and his elders were visibly aging, the marks of time clearly etched on their bodies and movements. Cheng Yi understood this was the natural order, something no one could escape, but even knowing this, he couldn't help feeling a pang of sadness, "Time flies so fast." Over the years, he had maintained a close relationship with his family. When he was working or filming, his grandparents would call him precisely at the right time, not wanting to disturb his work. In Hunan, every family makes stir-fried pork with chili peppers, but Cheng Yi's favorite is still his mother's. It's not just a psychological reason; many people around him have tried it and find it more delicious than restaurant versions. Cheng Yi didn't plan to ask his mother for the secret to making this dishβand it seemed unnecessary. Due to his profession, he had maintained a light diet for many years, and even on his days off, he would only eat spicy food once a week or two, a small consolation to his Hunanese stomach.
Today was that occasional exception. "I was especially happy today. I had a bowl of noodles for breakfast, and for lunch I had local specialty stir-fried pork with chili peppers, along with free-range eggs and some stir-friesβwe Hunanese always like to stir-fry. In the evening, I ate a hot pot of cured meat with the Miao women around the fire pit. I ate seven or eight pieces of that pickled radish, and I just kept eating it." It was truly a long and unforgettable meal, because of the abundance and authenticity of the dishes, and because of the lively and engaged atmosphere among the diners.
πButterfly Village, western Hunan
The dining location was Butterfly Village in Huangcun Village, Aizhai, a Miao village with 78 households, named after the Miao totem "butterfly." Osmanthus trees and chili seedlings grew at the village entrance, and a stone-paved road meandered into the village, with a rooster strutting proudly along the road. Most of the houses in the village were built into the hillside, some renovated in modern styles, others retaining their original appearance. The dining table was set in a dimly lit old wooden house, its color faded, with dried corn and red chilies hanging from the eaves. Cheng Yi and three Miao women sat around the table, in the center of which was a triangular hearth, simmering a pot of cured meat hotpot. Around the square table, stir-fried pork with chili peppers, pickled radishes, pickled mustard greens, bok choy, and fried small fish and shrimp were arranged in a circle. Without much formality, after a few pieces of cured meat and pickled radish, the conversation became more lively. Cheng Yi inquired about the price of the cured meat and the making of glutinous rice wine, and the women responded enthusiastically, constantly piling food onto his plate, their eyes bright and smiles on their lips.
Midway through the meal, someone suggested singing a song. One young woman, chopsticks in hand, started singing a moment ago, and the other two quickly followed. There was no forced performance; it felt like a natural progression of the meal. "The magpie in the tree, chirping away, our honored guest has come to my home today..." The winding melody was like a mountain road; you think you've reached the end, but then another turn reveals another stretch. "Honored guests, let's drink! Our rice wine is fragrant and sweet, it makes your heart swell with joy!" The lyrics were simple, even somewhat clumsy and straightforward, but they warmed the hearts of everyone present.
"Let's have a toast!" Cheng Yi suggested, offering local golden tea instead of wine. The two people, meeting for the first time, found themselves so compatible that the mountain tea truly evoked a sense of the stirring power of wine. That evening, on the way back to Changsha, recalling that extremely "ζ±ζΉ (jianghu, a term referring to the world of martial arts and chivalry)" scene, he couldn't help but sigh, "We're all from western Hunan, from Hunan province, so we should be more genuine, right?"
This was Cheng Yi's first time visiting any of the filming locations, yet he felt a sense of familiarity and warmth everywhere, a feeling of dΓ©jΓ vu, "like repeatedly returning to my childhood." The most special place was Butterfly Village; he seemed to have a connection with this village. During the filming before dinner, Cheng Yi experienced a "magical" encounter: a large yellow dog suddenly appeared out of nowhere and followed him around several times. The dog looked quite like the "Dahuang" kept by Li Lianhua in the TV series *Mysterious Lotus Casebook*, only it looked a bit older, with streaks of white mixed in with its yellow fur. Cheng Yi joked, "This is what an old 'Dahuang' looks like."
Over the years, Cheng Yi has traveled to many places, but few can truly be called "travel." Usually, he arrives, starts working, and leaves as soon as work is finished. This magazine shoot was also a rushed trip, without any luggage. He reflects that next time he goes to a new place, perhaps he could allow himself a few days to explore. Whether it's a city or nature, he doesn't have a particular preference for the destination; what he values ββmost is the accommodation and food during the journey. "When I finally get to travel, I just hope to rest well and eat what I want. Besides that, I don't have any particularly high expectations. I don't say 'I must go here today' or 'I must do this or that.'" Similar to a philosophy of life, Cheng Yi believes that setting lower expectations makes it easier to be happy.
"Overall, the happy parts of life always outweigh the unhappy parts." This is a truth about life that Cheng Yi has come to accept in recent years. Of course, life hasn't spared him any special treatment just because he chooses to be an optimist. He also has the fears that everyone has, such as being afraid of the dark and ghosts, and also afraid of failure and being misunderstood. But he knows in his heart that fear is useless. "You can learn to find the switch for fear, and then gently turn it off." The same principle applies to happiness. Cheng Yi believes that happiness also needs to be actively sought out. Once you see it, feel it, reach out and "snap" it, and life will look different.
Before leaving Butterfly Village, Cheng Yi, the Miao woman, and all the staff squeezed in front of the blackened, shiny wooden wall and took a group photo to mark the end of the workday. In the captured image, everyone's face is smiling, and their smiles are genuine. Cheng Yi sits comfortably, raising his hand to give a standard "V" sign.
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Upon setting foot on the land of western Hunan, Cheng Yi's senses were fully awakened: bamboo forests, birdsong, insect chirps, the scent of dew mingling with the earth and grass, a bowl of noodles in the morning, the smoke rising from the chimneys, and the persistently high humidity in the air. In a sense, his hometown is the fabric of these feelings, all the subtle, individual, and indescribable sensations interwoven together to form the "pure" western Hunan in Cheng Yi's heart.
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"When I woke up this morning, all I could hear were birds chirping. I drew back the curtains and saw the mountain mist, the morning dew mingling with the scent of earth and grassβa uniquely fresh fragrance. And then there was the aroma of smoke rising from the chimneys; I knew it was the taste of home..." ChengYi rarely returns to western Hunan at this time of year, yet he feels no sense of unfamiliarity. Everything before himβthe mountains and rivers, the vegetation, even the persistently high humidityβis all familiar.
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The path to Tianwen platform is a narrow stone staircase, carved into the mountainside and worn smooth and shiny by countless footsteps, its edges glistening with damp moss. Occasionally, a corner of azalea peeks out from the waist-high bushes, its vibrant color standing out brilliantly against the backdrop of lush greenery and greyish-blue. ChengYi strolled up the staircase, stopping in the center, his gaze slowly sweeping across the mountains.
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In late spring in western Hunan, the mountains are green, the water is flowing, and the plants hidden deep in the mountains, along the streams, and in the crevices of the rocks are all busily awakening. ChengYi bent down and casually picked a handful of wild grass from the stream. The grass leaves were elongate and felt somewhat rough to the touch. "This kind of grass used to grow all over the mountains when I was a child; it holds all my childhood memories."
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ChengYi walks on the bluestone slabs, the wind following behind. In western Hunan, "the mountains are still the same mountains, the water is still the same water, and the wind is still blowing." The wind hasn't changed, and neither has the young man.
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The mountain roads of Fenghuang are numerous, and all the filming locations were first-time visits for Cheng Yi, yet he felt a sense of familiarity and warmth, a feeling of dΓ©jΓ vu, "like repeatedly returning to my childhood." That evening, he ate cured meat hotpot with Miao women around the fire pit, and he suggested using local golden tea instead of alcohol. The two people, meeting for the first time, clicked so well that the mountain tea truly tasted like a powerful, lingering wine. "We are all from western Hunan. People from Hunan should be more pure/genuine, right?" (Smart baby successfully avoid alcohol π)
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"Summer is approaching, and all things grow. At the beginning of summer, we're sending you this youthful spirit from the mountains and rivers of western Hunan in advance.
On May 7th, let's welcome @ChengYi's anniversary cover, as vibrant, pure, and upward-growing as the vegetation of western Hunan."
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Cheng Yi: Reaching Sincerity Through Performance
Regarding the first year of the Hongxi reign, the vast *History of Ming* contains a brief record: "In the fourth month of summer, due to repeated earthquakes in Nanjing, he was ordered to go and defend the city. On the day of Gengchen in the fifth month, Emperor Renzong fell ill, and an imperial edict summoned him back. On the day of Xinchou in the sixth month, he returned to Liangxiang, received the imperial edict, and entered the palace to mourn."
The one ordered to go to Nanjing was a 26-year-old young man. His name was Zhu Zhanji. Logically, the journey should have been smooth and safe, as he was the crown prince appointed by Emperor Renzong, Zhu Gaochi.
However, upon arriving in Nanjing, Zhu Zhanji was ambushed. Before he could recover from the shock, news arrived that his father was seriously ill. To prevent a sudden change in the political situation, he, alone and isolated, had to return to Beijing within fifteen days.
Traveling across thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, through the night, amidst the clamor of wind and the cries of cranes, his life hung by a thread. Traveling north along the Grand Canal, Zhu Zhanji was consumed by grief. The recurring crises, however, allowed him to experience things he could never see in the imperial palace and in imperial edicts: the power struggles of officialdom, the complexities of human relationships and the subtleties of the human heart.
This story, told from fragments of official history, is called *Fifteen Days in Two Capitals*(River of No Return). The original novel was written by Ma Boyong, and the TV series wrapped filming this February. On the day of the official announcement, Cheng Yi, who plays Zhu Zhanji, posted a Weibo post, which included the line: "The journey along the Grand Canal tempered his character, the storms between the two capitals."
"The journey along the Grand Canal" refers to the perils along the canal; "tempering his character" refers to Zhu Zhanji's transformation.
For Cheng Yi, the most moving part of Zhu Zhanji is precisely his "growth." "In this story, Zhu Zhanji isn't a lofty symbol, but a young man suddenly thrown into the mire by fate," he described. "Escape, being shot by an arrow, being relentlessly pursuedβhe becomes more resilient in this extremely cruel trial." Cheng Yi's task was to allow the audience to genuinely feel the character's "growth" through the tightly packed "fifteen days."
On the day filming wrapped, they were shooting the scene of Zhu Zhanji's ascension to the throne. Returning from the storm, clad in imperial robes, he ascended the throne for the first time, his heart filled with complex emotions.
"Fifteen days of hellish life-or-death struggle, finally sitting in that positionβwhen filming wrapped, I felt as if I had truly walked those two thousand miles," Cheng Yi recalled. He is, of course, not Zhu Zhanji, but there is a metaphorical resonance of fate between the character and the actor.
Since his debut in the 2011 TV series *Beauty World*, Cheng Yi's acting career has spanned fifteen years. While not marked by the arduous trials of a military campaign, it has been filled with unspoken joys and sorrows. Driven by passion and unwavering perseverance, he has dedicated himself to one project after another, creating countless memorable characters. The roles of actor and character have intertwined, separated, cycled, and recurred, allowing Cheng Yi to grow personally.
Skillful in acting, measured in life, sometimes immersive, sometimes detached, actor Cheng Yi consistently strives for sincerity and genuine understanding.
Zhu Zhanji's rise and fall were condensed in fifteen days, while Xie Huai'an's impending doom was secretly laid out for over a decade.
In the TV series *The Twenty-Four Strategies of Chang'an*(The Vendetta of An), which aired last December, Cheng Yi portrayed Xie Huai'an, a character with a complex and winding fate. A young man, grieving the massacre of his entire family, changes his name and painstakingly goes into hiding, all to uncover the secrets of the past and avenge his family in the turbulent city of Chang'an.
During filming, Cheng Yi saw Xie Huai'an as "a man steeped in hatred, a man who spent over a decade meticulously planning a deadly scheme." Behind his masterful planning lay a highly tense mind and nerves, for one wrong move could lead to total defeat. And he didn't even have a chance to lose once.
But looking back at *The Twenty-Four Strategies of Chang'an* (The Vendetta of An), Cheng Yi interprets a different nuance in Xie Huai'an. He reads loneliness, he reads compassion; a life sustained by hatred, when all is said and done, reveals its extreme vulnerability. Revenge is achieved, but Xie Huai'an loses far more than he gains.
Cheng Yi frankly stated that his re-examination of Xie Huai'an and "The Twenty-Four Strategies of Chang'an"(The Vendetta of An) stemmed from a long-standing habit. Whenever a work airs, he rewatches it from the audience's perspective. By stepping back and reflecting on the past, he gains a more objective view of the characters and plot, and can identify areas for improvement in his own performance. While filming eventually ends, acting is a continuous process of accumulation.
To prepare for a role, Cheng Yi does extensive pre-production research. Starting with the 2016 TV series "The Legend of Chusen," he began writing notes for his characters. From the subtle details like the strength of their breath and the trembling of their fingertips after poisoning, to the macro-level psychological changes and relationship shifts throughout their lives, he meticulously recorded anything that inspired him.
When discussing these matters, Cheng Yi showed no pride: "All actors do their homework this way. Some acting teachers do it even better than me, preparing more thoroughly." In his view, putting in a little "hard work" for a role is nothing to boast about; it's simply an actor's duty.
For the same reason, Cheng Yi underwent several hours of martial arts training every day for the TV series *To the Mountains and Seas*. The slender Li Lianhua in the TV series *Lotus Building*(Mysterious Lotus Casebook) was also the result of Cheng Yi controlling his diet for three consecutive months.
In Cheng Yi's description, he is "someone who can only focus on one thing at a time." Most of the time, that thing is acting. Only by immersing himself in it can he not merely "play" a role, but naturally "become" the character. With the sincerity of a seeker of truth, his acting has rewarded him with maturity and progress.
At the beginning of his studies, Cheng Yi thought filming would strictly follow the script's sequence. During the filming of his first project, the jump-cut filming made him somewhat nervous. Now, however, no matter which scene is filmed first, he has confidence in himself, ensuring the smoothness and accuracy of the character's emotions.
Beyond specific works, Cheng Yi has developed a deeper understanding of his identity as an actor. "The most attractive aspect of the acting profession is the ability to constantly break boundaries and become someone else," he explains. "Because I'm an actor, I've always thought about what kind of themes and roles can truly resonate with the audience in today's information-saturated environment."
The answer is clear: to resonate with the audience, one must first look inward. Touching stories and logically clear characters are Cheng Yi's consistent standards. "Only when I truly believe that a character is not just a word, can I bring him to life in post-production," he says. As for the present, he wants to try any type of role he hasn't yet attempted.
In recent years, while acting, Cheng Yi has also been exploring another way of telling stories: through songs. In the theme song "Walking the Horizon" for the drama *The Twenty-Four Strategies of Chang'an*, he sings, "Severing the past, parting in life, thousands of miles away, who has left me without a trace?" In the theme song "What's There to Fear?" from the drama *Heaven and Earth Sword Heart*, he sings, "I fear not fate's laughter that I am still young, I fear not a thousand swords piercing my heart, nor the sword drawn from its sheath pointing into the abyss." These words, like a judgment, vividly outline the character's silhouette and foreshadow the plot's development.
Whether filming or singing, Cheng Yi has a clear awareness: "Both forms require finding a genuine moment, a moment where I am not myself, but merely the vessel of the story. The difference lies in the fact that when performing, the actor must let go of their real-life state, even forgetting the existence of 'themselves.' But when singing an OST (original soundtrack), the singer is the storyteller, and also themselves."
"I" and "not-I" are topics frequently discussed in the acting system. Cheng Yi refines his understanding through repeated practice. In his view, his own acting requires mostly introspection, while his singing tends to be more emotionally expressive; when getting into character, he needs to "let go of himself," while singing requires "facing himself."
"Listening to my own singing, sometimes I feel it's not perfect. For example, a certain ending note might not be finished perfectly," Cheng Yi frankly admits. "But I've gradually accepted this imperfection. This result contains my true frequency, and listening to the finished product gives me a very magical feeling."
The ancients often summarized the process of enlightenment as "like cutting and polishing jade, like carving and grinding stone." Cheng Yi's reflections on acting all come from years of accumulation and refinement.
As for the source of all this reflection, it all comes down to two words: "human" and "heart."
Last October, in an interview with the People's Daily, Cheng Yi mentioned that he has always remembered the content of his teacher's first lesson when he first entered school: "Be a good person first, then act." The problem is, to truly put this principle into practice, we still need to start with acting.
Cheng Yi has acted in two martial arts dramas: *Lotus Building* (Mysterious Litus Casebook) and *To the Mountains and Seas*(The Journey of Legend). He still remembers his first encounter with martial arts: the repeatedly broadcast TV series and the novels of martial arts masters like Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Wen Ruian enriched his youth. In his naivetΓ©, he realized that the world of martial arts was more than just fighting and killing; it was also about priceless bonds of friendship and loyalty. He also vaguely sensed that the martial arts world was vast, unimaginably vast, teeming with heroes, and that stories always ended with heroes sacrificing themselves.
"A cup of wine in the spring breeze, ten years of lamplight in the martial arts world." The blood-pumping youth is always intoxicated by the pleasure of "a cup of wine," but time will slowly teach him the weight of "ten years of lamplight."
After the finale of "To the Mountains and Seas," (The Journey of Legend), Cheng Yi wrote in his Weibo post: "I once asked myself what chivalry truly is. Later, I came to understand that living in such a beautiful and peaceful world, living each day honestly and earnestly, forms the foundation of chivalry."
The character's life and the experience of performing led Cheng Yi to realize that the outer shell of martial arts is "martial arts," but its core is "chivalry." It is a unique Chinese fairy tale, a spiritual fulcrum for justice and freedom. It doesn't necessarily have to be confined to a specific era or a particular martial arts world; as long as one upholds their inner principles, everyone can be a chivalrous person.
Thus, for actors, life is the nourishment for performance, and performance, in turn, can enrich life.
Cheng Yi poured his heart and soul into his roles and brought the gifts of those roles back into his daily life. He grew up in a warm and loving family and spent a happy childhood in his hometown of Hunan. Whenever he has free time between work, he always likes to go home and visit.
This Spring Festival, Cheng Yi returned home again. His TV drama was playing on television, and his family would gather around to chatβa "traditional activity" for him at home. Previously, Cheng Yi had watched *Lotus Building* (Mysterious Lotus Casebook) with his grandparents. Even after the entire series aired, although his grandmother sometimes called it *Lotus Road*, it didn't stop her from frequently recommending this favorite drama to her friends.
This time, while watching his new drama, his grandmother, who loves to indulge in whimsical thoughts, called to ask, "Does your character survive in the end?" "You have to watch it yourself; I can't spoil it," Cheng Yi replied. The conversation was lighthearted, but their hearts were filled with joy.
The green hills and clear waters of his hometown, the rivers where he could swim, the warm sunshine, and the fruits he could easily pickβthese are precious treasures deep within Cheng Yi's memory. When filming, the lights left on and the meals that they cooked for him also brought him both joy and melancholy.
Cheng Yi enjoys walks with his family, but he also likes to walk alone. With a leisurely stroll, he can relax and find peace in any situation. Whether by the river, in the mountains, or in the city, as long as there's nothing particularly special to do, he's willing to wander aimlesslyβit's his way of recharging.
Sometimes he also feels the changing flow of time: when filming, time flies by unnoticed; when he has a chance to quiet down, memories resurface. In his teens, driven by his dream of becoming an actor, he carried his backpack alone to pursue his inner direction. When he first arrived in Hengdian to film, even for roles with only a few lines, he would return to his hotel every day and repeatedly review the script. Once fearless, he has encountered setbacks and stumbles; now, his spirit is more peaceful, and his resolve is stronger.
Starting with the 2011 television series *Beauty World*, this year marks Cheng Yi's 15th year as an actor. He is grateful to his younger selfβbrave, passionate, and persistentβwhich has led him to experience a completely different life. He is also willing to continue striving, infusing his inner reflections and personal insights into more of his roles.
"When the spotlight is off, I'm just an ordinary person," Cheng Yi stated. From another perspective, the on and off of the lights represent his life as an actor.
*This article is from V Chinese Edition 2026 SONIC LOCALITY.