10 Best Chinese Dramas Starring Zhao Lusi

Cheng Shao Shang, played by Zhao Lu Si, had a tough childhood living with her aunt and not feeling much love. This made it hard for her to be open with others. When she finally met her parents, things were rocky with her mom because her mom expected a lot from her.

Cheng Shao Shang knew she needed to find a good husband to live a "free" life. She came across three guys she thought might be right: Lau Yao, a simple guy; Yuan Shen, who was smart and liked freedom; and Ling Bu Yi, a war hero and the Emperor's adopted son.

All three guys liked Cheng Shao Shang, but she chose Ling Bu Yi to be her husband. Their relationship wasn't easy, though, because Cheng Shao Shang always worried about what her parents thought. They didn't fully support her choice.

However, Ling Bu Yi has a big secret. What is it? And can Cheng Shao Shang and Ling Bu Yi stay together with all these problems?

Sang Zhi (Zhao Lu Si) was a middle school student who had a big crush on Duan Jia Xu (Chen Zhe Yuan), who is a friend of her older brother, Sang Yan (Victor Ma). At that time, Sang Yan and Jia Xu were both university students, so there was a significant age gap of five years between Sang Zhi and Jia Xu.

Despite this age difference, Jia Xu was Sang Zhi's first love. But she never told him how she felt. So, they drifted apart and lost touch over the years. Time flew by, and just as Sang Zhi was about to start college, she bumped into Jia Xu again.

To her surprise, her feelings for Jia Xu were still strong. In hopes of getting closer to him, Sang Zhi chose a college in the same city as Jia Xu. Their reunion after such a long time kindled a sweet romance between them.

This charming drama is adapted from the novel "Secretly, Secretly; But Unable to Hide." It's a light and romantic story that has captured the hearts of Chinese drama fans and sparked lots of buzz on social media.

Director Han Xiao Jun teamed up with Dragon TV and YouHug Media to create a 40-episode Chinese drama called "Gen Z." The show features talented young actors like Zhao Lu Si, Luo Yi Zhou, and Zhou Cheng Ao. It's about a young girl's brave fight against injustice.

The main character, Sun Tou Tou (played by Zhao Lu Si), is a twenty-year-old orphan facing tough times. Her life takes a dramatic turn when she decides to risk everything for justice.

She finds unexpected help from Ren Xin Zheng (Wu Gang), a professor at the University of Chinese Medicine. Sun Tou Tou not only receives support from him but also becomes his student, learning the art of traditional medicine and eventually carrying on its legacy.

The TV series based on the novel "Let's Try The World" by Qing Ling Yue caused controversy for being suspected of plagiarism as the story was very similar to "Royal Nirvana," which was adapted from Xue Man Liang Yuan's novel.

"Who Rules The World" tells the story of the friendship between martial arts partners Hei Feng Xi (Yang Yang) and Bai Feng Xi (Zhao Lusi). Bai Feng Xi often gets involved in trouble, even though she has good intentions of helping people. However, her actions often led to misunderstandings. Fortunately, Hei Feng Xi always comes to help her.

One time, Bai Feng Xi gets accused of stealing a precious artifact from a prestigious clan, Hei Feng Xi stands by her side, doing everything possible to clear her name. How does Hei Feng Xi manage to help Bai Feng Xi in this challenging situation?

Set in the Tang Dynasty, The Long Ballad tells the story of Princess Li Chang Ge (Dilraba Dilmurat), who tragically lost her family when the Tang Dynasty was overthrown by her uncle, Li Shi Min.

Seeking revenge and wanting to restore her family's honor, Li Chang Ge meets a young man named Ashile Sun (Leo Wu). He was on a mission to invade the Tang Dynasty.

In a twist of fate, Li Chang Ge decides to be teamed up with Ashile Sun, driven by his own desire to confront his uncle. As they navigate through political unrest and warfare, Ashile Sun falls in love with Li Chang Ge.

The Long Ballad, based on the Chinese comic by Xia Da, has received much acclaim, including the prestigious Golden Monkey Awards. In addition to Dilraba Dilmurat and Leo Wu, the drama also features Zhao Lu Si as Li Le Yan, Chang Ge's cousin.

The drama becomes extremely popular on social media, generating over 3 billion hashtags on Weibo. As of June 2, 2020, the drama has accumulated over 897 million views on Tencent Video.

The Romance of Tiger and Rose tells the story of Chen Xiao Qian, a screenwriter whose script is rejected by the lead actor. Determined to save her project, Chen rewrites the screenplay.

While revising the script, Chen falls asleep and finds herself in a dream where she enters a world she has created. In this dream world, she becomes a side character named Princess Qian Qian.

Surprisingly, everything in her dream matches with the scenario. However, in the story she wrote, Princess Qian Qian was killed at the hands of Prince Han Shuo, the lead character. As a result, she looks for a way to prevent Princess Qian Qian's fate from ending up like in her story.

Sang Qi (Zhao Lu Si) becomes the only female student at the respected Royal Academy, as a result of a bet that she made with her friends. However, fulfilling this bet proves challenging.

Her mission is to persuade Yan Yunzhi (Xu Kai Cheng) to attend the Lantern Festival and accept her embroidered pouch. In the academy's environment dominated by handsome men, Sang Qi meets Zhou Wen Yuan (Ren Hao), her childhood friend and Yunzhi's closest companion.

Despite entering the academy in an unconventional way, Sang Qi excels academically. At the same time, both her and Yunzhi begin to develop feelings for each other.

However, that doesn't mean that Sang Qi's life is without challenges. She must overcome the various conflicts that arise. The conflicts are not only come from within the academy, but also a bigger conflict that occurs from outside the royal academy.

Adapted from Chun Feng Yi Du's web novel "I Accidentally Picked Up a President," the drama tells the growing dynamic between Gu An Xin (Zhao Lu Si), a delivery boy, and Ling Yue (Terry Liu), a charismatic CEO.

After a life-changing accident, Ling Yue suffers from amnesia after a confrontation at work, and Gu An Xin quickly rushes him to the hospital. With Ling Yue's severe injuries and memory loss, Gu An Xin invites him to temporarily stay at her home, since she can't bear to leave him alone during his recovery period.

As they live together, their shared experiences foster a deeper connection, which gradually turns into the seeds of love. Through the challenges they face and the moments they share, their relationship blossoms, continuing their lives together in unexpected ways.

Directed by Huang Chun, "Love Better Than Immortality" is based on Shu Ke's novel of the same name. The story follows Chun Hua (Zhao Lu Si), a girl from the future who feels her life is boring.

Chun Hua lives in the year 2169 where technology makes it possible for people to live forever. However, she finds this eternal life boring and meaningless. She craves excitement, especially when it comes to romance.

To find a more fulfilling life, Chun Hua uses advanced technology to travel back in time to a world similar to the one depicted in wuxia stories. There, she meets new people, including two young men named Qiu Yue (Li Hong Yi) and Xiao Bai (June Wu), who have very different personalities.

As Chun Hua explores this new world, she discovers more about herself and learns the true meaning of love.

"Hu Tong" blends history, romance, and everyday life, featuring famous actors such as Zhao Lu Si and Lin Yi.

The series tells the story of a family that dedicated themselves to community service for three generations. They consist of Tian Zao (Zhao Lu Si), his daughter, and granddaughter.

The story begins with Tian Zao living in the liberation era. Tian Zao served as chairman of the neighborhood committee for 70 years, helping the community from illiteracy to donating handicrafts to soldiers.

After Tian Zao retired, his daughter is taking over his position. And in today's modern era, Tian Zao's grandson, the third generation, is also following in his footsteps.

Although the focus remains on these three generations, "Hu Tong" also has sweet stories in it. If you like to watch shows that are full of life values, you should not miss "Hu Tong".