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iQIYI (pronounced eye-CHEE-yee) is one of the world's largest subscription video on-demand streaming services, specializing in Asian entertainment. Headquartered in Beijing and Singapore, the platform is majorly owned by the Chinese tech giant Baidu. It functions similarly to Netflix but focuses heavily on East and Southeast Asian media, offering an expansive catalog of Chinese dramas (C-dramas), Korean dramas (K-dramas), Thai series, anime, and original variety shows.

iQIYI's 'The Immortal Bone' Struggles to Lock Down a Male Lead as Casting Headaches Mount for Esther Yu Vehicle

The xianxia costume drama formerly known as 'Chang Sheng Gu' has reportedly cycled through five potential leading men, with none accepting the role opposite the increasingly controversial actress

Zoya Mahroosh ZulfiqarJUN 25, 2026

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Film & TVJUN 25, 2026

iQIYI's 'The Immortal Bone' Struggles to Lock Down a Male Lead as Casting Headaches Mount for Esther Yu Vehicle

The xianxia costume drama formerly known as 'Chang Sheng Gu' has reportedly cycled through five potential leading men, with none accepting the role opposite the increasingly controversial actress

Zoya Mahroosh Zulfiqar
iQIYI (pronounced eye-CHEE-yee) is one of the world's largest subscription video on-demand streaming services, specializing in Asian entertainment. Headquartered in Beijing and Singapore, the platform is majorly owned by the Chinese tech giant Baidu. It functions similarly to Netflix but focuses heavily on East and Southeast Asian media, offering an expansive catalog of Chinese dramas (C-dramas), Korean dramas (K-dramas), Thai series, anime, and original variety shows.

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