Nick Name: Vicki Zhao, Vicki, Noodle, Zhao, Vicki, Vicki Sister, Daughter, Zhao Guide, Hot Mom, Missy , Pretty National Treasure , Queen of Movies, Diva English Name: Vicki Zhao Gender: Female Beautiful Vicki Zhao
Elegant and Noble Vicki Zhao
Fan Name: Vicki Fan Height: 166cm Weight: 48 kg Blood：O Current Residence：Beijing Zodiac：Dragon Horoscope：Pisces Lucky Number：7 Education：Beijing Film Academy 96 undergraduate degree in acting, Beijing Film Academy, Beijing Film Academy, postgraduate studies in directing Beijing Film Academy 96 classmates：Chen Kun, Huang Xiaoming, He Lin, Guo Xiaodong, Yan Danchen, Kong Wei, Xu also phantom, Zhang Heng, Li Jia, Liu Mu, Zufeng, Zhang Jiabei, Zhao Yali, Zheng Jiaxin, Gao Jingyu, Guo Haolun, spear Mao, Wu Zhen ,矛毛,吴祯,白云,许云帆,国庆,史光辉 Appointment: Vice President of the Chinese Society of Film Performing Arts (Zhao Wei was elected the youngest Vice President of the Society of Film Performing Arts in its 25 years of existence with 45 votes on August 7, 2009) Permanent Director of the China Society for the Promotion of the Environment[1] Family members: father (Zhao Jiahai), mother (Wei Qiying), husband (Huang Youlong), daughter, brother (Zhao Jian), sister-in-law (Chen Rong), niece (Zhao Xinyu) Marital status: Married Learning experience Elementary school Elementary school attached to the Wuhu Teacher Training School
Junior high school The 17th Middle School of Wuhu
High school Wuhu Teacher Training School
Secondary school Xie Jin Hengtong Art School
University Beijing Film Academy, Class of '96
Major Achievements (1) Has won 14 post-film awards up to now
(2) Has a wax statue from Madame Tussauds Shanghai
(3) Vice President of the China Film Performing Arts Society
Record Label emi/Broad Generation (1999-2000) / Ai Hui Records 2001-2000
Record label emi/Broad Generation (1999-2000) / Ai Hui Records 2001-2000
Record Label (2000) / Ai Hui Records (2001-2002) / Viking Records (2004-2006) / Singing Man Records aka MBOX Music Box Entertainment (2007-present)
Brokerage company Jardine Communications Limited (1998-2002) / CAA (2003-present) The United States has: Madonna, Beyonce, Justin, and other international superstars The Chinese region has: Jackie Chan, Chow Yun-Fat, Justin, and others. Jackie Chan, Chow Yun-Fat, Ang Lee, Chen Shu and others
Biography
Before she started working in film
Zhao Wei was born on March 12, 1976, in Wuhu City, Anhui Province, China, and her ancestry is Wuwei County, Anhui Province, China. Her father was an engineer, while her mother was an elementary school teacher, and she had an older brother. During her years of study from junior high school to Wuhu Normal School, Zhao Wei took piano and dance lessons. As a member of the Wuhu Normal School's dance team, she performed Tibetan dance at Wuhu TV's 1994 Spring Festival Gala.
Happy childhood (photo gallery)
As a baby, "Weiwei" had the purest happiness
She was very happy with her mother
She was equally happy with her father
She was the happiest with her mother, father and elder brother
Starting out in the movie industry
The first step towards a career in the film industry was to be taken when she was a member of the Wuhu Normal School.
In 1993, Zhao Wei made her big screen debut. The biopic "Painted Soul", starring Gong Li and Er Dongsheng and directed by renowned mainland director Huang Shuqin, was shot on location in Anhui Province, and a mass of actors were recruited from Wuhu Normal School, where Zhao Wei was studying. Zhao Wei played a small role in the film without any lines. graduating from the Wuhu Normal School in 1994, Zhao Wei made an important choice, giving up the unit assigned by the school after her internship, and flew to Shanghai to enroll in the 'Xie Jin Hengtong Star School' founded by Chinese mainland film master Xie Jin, and as one of the first batch of graduates, she acted in Xie's first female prison film, which was directed by Xie Jin. As one of the first batch of graduates, she played one of the leading roles in Daughter Valley, the first women's prison movie directed by Xie Jin. The film was selected for a special screening at the first United Nations Women's Conference held in China in 1995, and won a special "Honorary Award" at the 1996 Beijing University Film Festival. Zhao Wei made her first post-graduation film contract and television debut as the female lead in Sister Sister Goes to Beijing, produced by the Beijing Television Art Center. The drama gained notable ratings in the northern part of mainland China, allowing Zhao Wei to start getting noticed and interviewed by various media outlets such as Popular Movie, China TV, and Beijing TV, and began to get the opportunity to appear on the covers of movie and TV magazines. The series also allowed Zhao Wei to start getting offers for a series of advertisements for drinks, shampoos, instant noodles, etc., as well as acting as the female lead in music videos for famous mainland musicians such as Zheng Jun. Soon after filming the movie "East Palace, West Palace" and the TV series "The Great Magic Cube," Zhao Wei enrolled in the undergraduate acting department of the Beijing Film Academy, a renowned film school in mainland China, with the top score in the country.
Surge to Heaven
"Little Swallow" in Returning Pearl
Zhao Wei excelled during her studies at the Beijing Film Academy, with 5 out of 14 courses being excellent, 9 being good, and her graduation thesis receiving a high score of 90 points. During Zhao Wei's sophomore year, she was chosen by Taiwan's best-selling romance novel author Qiong Yao to star in the TV series "Returning Pearl", which was adapted from her best-selling novel. After the series aired, "Returning Pearl" became a sensation in Asia and took the global Chinese community by storm, breaking ratings records for Chinese TV dramas. Zhao Wei became famous for her role as Little Swallow, which has been labeled by sociologists as the "Little Swallow Storm" and the "Zhao Wei Phenomenon". With this drama, Zhao Wei was considered the first pop culture icon in the history of mainland China, and won the Best Actress Award at the 17th China TV Golden Eagle Awards and the title of "Top Ten Actor" at the First Popular TV Art Double Ten, and became the cover character of Asia Weekly. 1999's "Returning Pearl (Part 2)", which was broadcasted, even broke the ratings myth of the first part. In 1999, the second installment of the movie was broadcasted, breaking the ratings myth of the first installment. After that, Zhao Wei went to Taiwan, Hong Kong and Southeast Asian countries to publicize is more in the local caused a sensation.
Successful transition
The 2000 drama "Love is Deep and Rainy" was another collaboration between Zhao Wei and Qiong Yao, based on Qiong Yao's best-selling 1963 novel "Smoke and Rain". The series was once again a huge success in Asia when it aired in 2001, and was once again the annual ratings champion in mainland China. It was also the only Qiongyao drama that China Central Television (CCTV), the producer involved, has so far aired for the "lively" to "mature" Vicky Zhao
Since then (2010), Vicky Zhao has gone to the big screen and hasn't been involved in television for four years. Despite her departure from Qiong Yao, who made her a star, Qiong Yao later compared her to two of her other favorite actresses from her dramas, Brigitte Lin and Liu Xuehua, in an article. She wrote, "Look at the beautiful three, and consider what a beautiful river of life it is, and I am proud that I have collected their beauty and retained their youth." Zhao Wei became a top-selling actress with her Hong Kong commercial films such as The Battle for the Forbidden Peak, Shaolin Soccer, Angel in the Sunset, and The World is Unique. However, after the military flag incident and the subsequent series of events that dealt a huge blow to her career, Zhao turned to low-budget art films. 2002 to 2007, Zhao made five art films, Green Tea, Jade Goddess of Mercy, Lover's Knot, Auntie's Postmodern Life, and Night in Shanghai, all of which were made in Hong Kong, but were not released in the U.S., and were not released in Hong Kong. Shanghai", which received good reviews both at home and abroad. Especially since "Lover's Knot", which won her three posthumous awards at the Shanghai International Film Festival, the Chinese Film Huabiao Award, and the Changchun Film Festival, and "Auntie's Postmodern Life", which was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Golden Horse Film Festival and the Golden Statue Film Festival, her acting skills have been recognized by critics and the general public alike. Stills of roles played by Zhao Wei (11 photos)