Liu Xiewen (刘谐文)

Liu Xiewen has emerged as a familiar face in China‘s booming micro‑drama industry, steadily building his reputation through a string of popular short‑form series. With a growing filmography that spans urban romance, campus youth, and period pieces, he has demonstrated remarkable versatility across genres. His ability to anchor productions across different styles — from the high‑stakes campus thriller Don’t Touch My Admission Ticket to the romantic comedy After the Substitute Marriage, the Cold Husband Fell in Love with Me — has made him a reliable leading man in the fast‑paced world of micro‑dramas.

Breakthrough Role

Liu‘s breakthrough came with the 2026 micro‑drama Don’t Touch My Admission Ticket (别动我的准考证), in which he starred opposite Sang Han. He played Lin Yi, a stubborn and academically brilliant student whose life goal is to change his fate through the college entrance exam. When his all‑important admission ticket mysteriously disappears just before the test, he is thrust into a frantic search that uncovers a conspiracy involving campus power struggles and backroom deals. The series, praised for its tight plot and heartfelt exploration of youth, friendship, and justice, showcased Liu‘s ability to carry a production with emotional depth and dramatic intensity.

Public Perception

Within the rapidly evolving micro‑drama landscape, Liu Xiewen is increasingly recognized as a dependable and hard‑working actor. His filmography includes a diverse range of titles: the urban comedy Don‘t Pretend, President Fu, You’re Falling for Me, the fantasy Helping My Junior Sister Keep a Secret, I Unexpectedly Became an Immortal Venerable, and the period suspense The Heart Trap. While his fame remains largely concentrated in the short‑form sector, his consistent output and ability to anchor major productions across multiple genres have earned him a loyal following. Audiences appreciate his natural screen presence and his willingness to tackle everything from determined high‑school students to reluctant grooms in forced marriages. As micro‑dramas continue to gain mainstream traction, Liu Xiewen is widely seen as one of the genre‘s rising talents — an actor steadily building his career one role at a time.