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In 2020, Li starred in the period drama New World.

In 2019, Li starred in the military drama Paratrooper Spirit; and featured in the historical political drama Joy of Life. The same year Li was cast in the female-centric modern drama Love in Shanghai.

In 2018, Li starred in the palace scheming drama Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, portraying the main antagonist.

Li joined the main cast of crime suspense film Guilty of Mind (2017), based on the 2012 novel Picture of Psychological Crime by Lei Mi. The same year, Li played the concubine of Yang Yang's character in the fantasy romance film Once Upon a Time.

In 2016, Li starred in the adventure suspense television series The Tibet Code. She also starred in the wuxia drama Huajinghu Buliangren based on the comic of the same name.

In 2015, she had a key supporting role in the fantasy romance television series The Journey of Flower, based on the 2009 novel of the same name by Fresh Guoguo. The series was a huge commercial success in China, with an average rating of 2.784% (CMS50) and 2.213% (nationwide), becoming the second highest rated drama of 2015. It also became the first Chinese drama to surpass 20 billion online views. The same year, she co-starred with Taiwanese actor Benjamin H. Wang in the romantic comedy film Eternal Love.

Li had a supporting role as Su Qin in the family drama 80s Engagement (2013). She then played a supporting role in Zhang Yimou's film Coming Home.

In June 2012, she starred with Nakaizumi Hideo in the religious film Avalokitesvara, which was shown at the 37th Montreal World Film Festival in 2013.

Li entered the entertainment circle in October 2010, while director Zhang Yimou attended the 60th anniversary school celebration of Beijing Film Academy and cast her in his film. Li made her film debut in The Flowers of War (2011), playing Qinhuainü.

Li Chun (Chinese: 李纯 ; born 15 February 1988) is a Chinese actress, best known for her roles in television series as Ni Mantian and Wei Yanwan in The Journey of Flower (2015) and Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace (2018) respectively, and has received critical acclaim for her film work, particularly as Qinhuainü in The Flowers of War and Lian Mei in Avalokitesvara.

Li Chun was born in Wuhu, Anhui, on February 15, 1988. She began to learn painting as a child. In 1998, at age 10, she was accepted to the Dance School Affiliated to Beijing Dance Academy and graduated in 2005. After graduation, she was hired to be a dancer at the Shanghai Ballet. In 2007 she performed in Butterfly Love in the United States. She entered Beijing Film Academy in 2009, majoring in acting, where she graduated in 2013.