Siqi Liu

Liu's professional footprint, as best as it can be traced, is anchored almost entirely in the *Boonie Bears* universe — a Chinese animated film series that has quietly become one of the country's most reliable box-office performers year after year. Their first documented credit in the franchise is *Boonie Bears: Robo-Rumble* (2014), which places the start of their career at least a decade back (IMDb). From there, the trail runs through *Boonie Bears: Blast into the Past* (2019), then *Boonie Bears: Back to Earth* (2022), and most recently *Boonie Bears: To the Rescue* (2023) — four confirmed installments, possibly more, across what amounts to a sustained professional relationship with a single property that most Western audiences don't know exists but that Chinese cinemagoers have turned into a genuine seasonal tradition (Letterboxd, Rotten Tomatoes). The live-action detour came in 2022 with *Me and My Winter Games*, a film tied to China's Winter Olympics moment that year — and notably, Liu didn't just voice a character here. They appeared on screen, which marks a visible shift from pure voice work into physical performance (IMDb). Whether that signals a deliberate pivot or was simply a one-off project is unclear. There's also a separate IMDb listing for a "Siqi Liu (III)" credited in *The Wandering Earth II* (2023), though available sourcing indicates that individual is distinct from the *Boonie Bears* actor (IMDb). The overlap is genuinely confusing, and I'm not sure the databases have fully untangled it yet. What the record does confirm is a career defined by longevity within a niche — voice acting in Chinese animation — rather than the kind of splashy breakout that generates press profiles.