Breaking news, breaking news!

Following the nationwide sensation at the start of the year, “Under the Power of the Jade Robe,”

The Zhu brothers will once again join forces with the period‑drama heartthrob Ren Jialun to present their brand‑new, original wuxia masterpiece, “Mu Bai Shou.”

The series is a joint production of iQIYI, Wanda Pictures, and Xinmei Chengpin, directed by Ren Haiyao, Lin Jianlong, and Liu Zhenming, and starring Ren Jialun, Zhang Huiwen, Li Yitong, and Guo Haojun in the leading roles.

Starting June 18, iQIYI and Youku will air the series simultaneously, with VIP members getting early access to the first eight episodes!

Within the city of Longyin, ripples stir.

“Twilight White Hair” centers on the longstanding feud between the Lingxu Pavilion and the Longyin City—two prominent families.

Ren Jialun, in the role of the young master of Lingxu Pavilion, assumes the alias Lin Jing to infiltrate Longyin City, where he meets Rong Hua—daughter of his sworn enemy, Rong Jingfeng (played by Zhang Huiwen). Captivated at first sight, the pair endures numerous trials before resolving to set aside their family vendetta, using genuine sincerity to mend the grudges of the previous generation and restore peace to the martial world.

One person, two faces, wandering the jianghu.

Ren Jialun and Zhang Huiwen collaborate for the first time.

This time, Ren Jialun takes on two distinct roles: the arrogant and overbearing Lin Jing, and the composed, wise Na Lanyue, who harbors a deep-seated grudge. With their starkly contrasting personalities, the series promises plenty of compelling drama.

The spirited second young lady of Longyin City, Rong Hua, is portrayed by “mystery‑girl” Zhang Huiwen; with her boyish good looks, Huiwen’s character perfectly complements the female lead.

The spring breeze, laden with dew, keeps watch through morning and evening.

Lord Lu Yi, with his iceberg‑like expression, has turned into a perpetual engine of sweet nothings.

Unlike the proud and aloof Lord Lu Yi, Ren Jialun in the series transforms into Lin—talkative and full of playful banter—often teasing the female lead with his “third-rate martial arts” skills. His amusing, irresistibly cute on-screen chemistry, from tender palm‑cradling moments to duet sword dances and furtive hand‑holding, is pure heart‑melting romance, leaving this editor beaming with an aunt‑like grin.

A young man in fine clothes, riding a spirited horse.

From costumes to post-production, the entire process for this series was handled entirely by the Zhu brothers!

This time, the Zhu brothers were fortunate to participate in the entire post-production process of “Evening White Hair,” with seamless collaboration across all departments and meticulous quality control at every stage, striving to present a poetically beautiful and realistically rendered martial‑arts world.

Well‑crafted costumes serve the characters more effectively, enriching their onscreen presence. Notably, the series’ wardrobe was also independently designed and produced by the Zhu brothers. Drawing inspiration from a spirit of heroic integrity, the designers integrated 3D‑printing technology and, through countless revisions and meticulous refinements, ultimately brought the finished garments to life.

With every stitch and thread, the series vividly captures the bold, spirited essence of martial‑arts heroes as they pursue love and settle scores with unbridled gusto. Once the stills were released, the show’s classic wuxia aesthetic earned countless likes from viewers, who eagerly urged that Ren Jialun be cast in a semi‑permanent period‑drama role!

A touch of righteous spirit, a thousand-mile breeze of sheer delight—tonight, we’re all “mùtángchún”!

“Biographies of Extraordinary Figures in the Early Republic”

Chen Kaige’s first time serving as executive producer for a web series.

In addition to “Evening White Hair,” the high‑octane Republican‑era historical drama “Tales of Extraordinary People in the Early Republic,” starring Ou Hao and Tan Songyun, has also premiered exclusively on iQIYI and is currently enjoying a hot run!

In the chaotic era of the Republic of China, university student Hua Minchu (played by Ou Hao) is drawn into the turmoil of the martial world by a chance accident. He discovers his true identity as the bearer of an ancient scroll and befriends a group of reclusive masters, each wielding extraordinary skills. Led by the scroll’s guardian, they venture into the hidden secrets of the martial realm while striving to save their country and its people, ultimately upholding the greater cause of national righteousness.

A god-tier lineup clashes, the plot is tight and thrilling, and the twists and turns keep unfolding!

The martial world is ever‑changing—join the editor as we watch the young heroes of Lingxu Pavilion ride the winds and brave the waves, and see how each of the eight extraordinary figures showcases their unique talents!