Shi Mingjian

BLGLFlix editorial view

The novel this was adapted from had an audience in the millions before anyone wrote a script.

Sammy’s Children’s Day (初三的六一兒童節) runs nine episodes and puts a crime story and a romance inside the stacked, lawless warren that Kowloon’s Walled City was in the 1980s. It was produced by EASTONE Entertainment as a mainland China and Hong Kong co-production, adapted from a danmei web novel by She Xie Dian Dian that its distributor describes as carrying over ten million readers. Shi Mingjian (时铭健), born 15 May 1992, appears as Fei Qi in a guest capacity.

Nine members of that cast have records here, and only two of them list an agency. Both are signed to EASTONE Entertainment, the company that produced the series. A production house that also represents its two leads controls the career and the project at once, which is efficient and which also means the paper trail for everyone else in the cast is generated by nobody.

He is the more experienced kind of guest. His birth date is confirmed and he had already appeared in the suspense drama The Perfect Suspect in 2025, so this was not an entry role. Chinese productions in this genre routinely fill their smaller parts with working television actors rather than with newcomers, which is the opposite of the Thai pattern.

No agency, no education and no verified public account appear on this page, because nothing we would cite has published them.