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Netflix Unveils Chinese-Language Slate Led by Wallace Huo, Ethan Ruan and Cannes Favorite ‘Left-Handed Girl’
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The Hollywood Reporter
The lineup spans psychological thrillers, medical dramas, genre hybrids and supernatural action, and brings together some of the region’s most bankable stars, including Wallace Huo, Ethan Ruan and Gigi Leung.
“Chinese-language storytelling is singular in its vibrancy, emotional depth, and willingness to explore complex, darker human truths,” said Maya Huang, Netflix’s head of Chinese-language content.
The series pairs Huo with rising star Kent Tsai and is slated to launch in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Beyond the titles themselves, Netflix used the announcement to reaffirm its broader investment in Taiwan’s creative infrastructure.
“Our ambition is to be the destination for Chinese-language entertainment that takes audiences into unexpected worlds.”The new slate builds on Chinese-language projects Netflix has already unveiled for early 2026, led by Left-Handed Girl, which opens Jan. 30.