The historical drama 'Yingjie: Like a Phoenix' (Chinese title: 'Qiaochu'), starring Chinese actress Chen Duling, has started streaming and is attracting attention for the participation of numerous entertainers in its promotion.

'Yingjie: Like a Phoenix', co-starring Chen Duling and Zhou Yiran, began exclusive streaming in China on Youku (YOUKU) on the 2nd, and also started global distribution on Netflix. To support Chen Duling's latest work upon its streaming launch, it also became a topic of discussion that approximately 60 entertainers promoted it on Chinese social media platforms such as Weibo (Weibo).

Yang Yang and Guan Xiaotong, who co-starred with Chen Duling in her debut film 'The Left Ear', in addition to promoting it on Weibo, carried out private screenings at cinemas and online private viewings (distribution of viewing rights). Liu Haocun, due to Chen Duling having promoted her starring drama 'The Protagonist', cooperated with the promotion of the work as a gesture of friendship.

In addition, personalities who have interacted with her on variety shows, such as Huang Xiaoming, Zeng Shunxi, who co-starred in 'Mysterious Lotus Casebook', and Hou Minghao, who co-starred in 'Lost You Forever: The Legend of the Phoenix', also supported the work. Song Weilong held a private screening event at a cinema, and Meng Ziyi and Li Yunrui jointly conducted an online private viewing project, among other efforts. This unusually large-scale support has become a topic of discussion.

'Qiaochu' features Chu Zhao, a general's daughter played by Chen Duling, as the protagonist. Betrayed by her beloved husband and driven to destruction along with her clan, she loses her life, but gets a chance to return to the past. To prevent the tragedy from repeating, Chu Zhao decides to place the young imperial grandson on the throne. She joins forces with Fu Jiu, also known as Xie Yanlai (Zhou Yiran), who avenged her just before she died in her previous life, and together they confront internal and external threats to the nation while rewriting their destiny. (Mathilda)