Timi Zhuo (卓依婷), born on October 2, 1981 in Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan, is a Taiwanese singer, actress and lyricist.
In 1986, she made her debut on the stage. 1988, she recorded a series of choral recordings and took part in the performances of eight Minnanese serial dramas on Hwa TV. 1989, she released an original solo album (signed a five-year contract with Kouki and recorded 17 episodes of backing vocals) and took part in eight serial dramas. 1991, she took part in the performances of four serial dramas on CCTV, and also made her first cameo appearance as a boyish prince in the TV series Gai Shi Huang Zi Da Zi (The Crown Prince). He made his debut in the TV series "The Crown Prince of the Gai Shi".
In 1994, she released her original Minnan language album "Undeserved Love". 1995, she played the role of Li Xiuling in the family ethical drama "You Zi Ruan Zi Beats Us Zi".
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On March 9, 1986, she studied Japanese singing with He Shenglong, the director of the National Sound Variety Troupe, and modern dance and Japanese stage dance with Zhang Yuegui. In the same year, she officially started to perform on stage with the troupe.
In 1988, she signed a contract with Seven Seas Records, and in two years produced a series of cassette tapes, which were loaned out to Glory Video. She practiced piano and took ballet lessons with Ms. Yee Tin Wah of the Hwa Television training class, and studied folk dance with Ms. Hsu Hui-Mei. Afterwards, she began to participate in the shooting of Minnan language serials, and in the same year **** performed in 8 serials.
In 1989, she signed a contract with Guanghui Video Company and recorded 17 episodes of singing and dancing tapes in five years. In the same year, she performed in 3 TV series.
1990 in Southeast Asia in a number of countries and regions to synchronize the release of personal original singing albums, and lead starring Taiwan's Huatv, Taiwan TV, CTS hundreds of episodes of drama, became Taiwan's first-line actors.
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