Wang Hedi

Rising as a quintessential heartthrob in Chinese period dramas, Zhang Linghe (张凌赫) seamlessly blends scholarly intellect with arresting magnetism. Standing at 190cm—often dubbed "AI-modeled physique" for his sculpted features and commanding presence—he initially pursued engineering at Nanjing Normal University, excelling in mathematics and physics before serendipitously entering acting. With roles spanning ethereal immortals to cunning strategists, Zhang merges analytical depth with emotional vulnerability, creating characters that resonate globally. Here are six of his must-watch period dramas that showcase his remarkable range. Love Between Fairy and Devil 苍兰诀 Aired: 2022 Period Background: Mythical ancient China Genres: Xianxia, Fantasy, Romance Main Roles: Zhang Linghe as Changheng, Yu Shuxin (虞书欣), Wang Hedi (王鹤棣) Adapted from: Novel Mo Zun by Jiu Lu Fei Xiang In Love Between Fairy and Devil, Zhang Linghe portrays Changheng, the revered War God of the Heavenly Realm, whose unwavering sense of duty and innate kindness define his character. As the embodiment of the "immortal white moonlight" (a Chinese fandom term describing an idealized, unattainable love), he finds himself deeply devoted to Orchid (Xiao Lanhua), a low-ranking fairy whose innocence and warmth inadvertently challenge his celestial obligations. Their relationship unfolds against a backdrop of cosmic conflict, particularly with the powerful…

Following her successful comeback, Song Zuer's (宋祖儿) career trajectory continues its upward climb. Fresh off acclaimed performances and generating buzz with stunning costume visuals in Biao Mei Wan Fu (表妹万福), the actress is now linked to a highly anticipated adaptation of the popular novel A Zhi A Zhi (阿吱阿吱). This project promises a captivating blend of genres, weaving together the supernatural with the poignant tragedy inherent in Republican-era romances. Rumors swirl around potential co-star Wang Hedi (王鹤棣), adding another layer of excitement and speculation within the industry and among fans. The combination of a beloved source material, Song Zuer's proven affinity for period aesthetics, and the intriguing casting possibilities positions A Zhi A Zhi as a potential future highlight. Period Charm and Casting Buzz Song Zuer's undeniable screen presence finds a perfect match in historical and Republican-era settings. Her recent work in Biao Mei Wan Fu has already showcased her ability to embody classic beauty, with meticulously crafted costumes and sets enhancing her portrayal. While some note a physical transformation leading to a leaner frame, her innate suitability for period dramas remains unquestionable. Her past appearances in cheongsam are frequently cited as standout moments, demonstrating a natural elegance and photogenic quality perfectly…