Minghao Chen

Minghao Chen’s on-screen presence? Wildly underrated, honestly. His work in Be Somebody (2021) isn’t just a blip in his career—it’s the sort of film that makes you sit up and pay attention. He’s not just another face in a sea of actors. There’s this rawness he brings to his characters, something a little unpredictable. The guy puts you on edge, in the best way. Then he flips it up in Zhe ge sha shou bu tai leng jing (2022). The title translates to something like “This Killer Is Not So Calm,” which, yeah, fits the vibe. Minghao’s character here is a total enigma—awkward one moment, chilling the next. It’s not your cookie-cutter assassin flick. He keeps you guessing, and just when you think you’ve got him figured out, he throws you for a loop. Honestly, it’s kind of refreshing. And let’s not skip over Man chang de ji jie (2023). This one’s all about atmosphere. You can feel the quiet tension in every scene. Minghao plays off the supporting cast in a way that’s subtle but sharp. He doesn’t need to chew scenery to leave a mark—sometimes it’s the smallest glance or twitch that says it all. The film itself messes with your expectations, and Minghao? He’s right there, steering you through it, not letting you get comfortable for a second. Bottom line: Minghao Chen’s got range, attitude, and that “can’t-look-away” factor. People are starting to catch on, but honestly, he deserves way more hype. Keep an eye out—he’s just getting started.