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Zhao Wei (born 12 March 1976 in Wuhu, China) a.k.a. Vicki Zhao is a Chinese actress, director, and pop singer.
Zhao Wei (born 12 March 1976 in Wuhu, China) a.k.a. Vicki Zhao is a Chinese actress, director, and pop singer.
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Zhào WÄ“i (赵薇), born 12 March 1976 in Wuhu,
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In 2006, she started her Masters degree in Directing at the Beijing Film Academy. In 2013, she released her first feature film as a director, called ''So Young,'' which was also her graduation project. The film was released in theatre to commercial success, breaking many box office records, and she becomes the first female director whose debut feature makes over 100 million RMB at the box office.
She lives with her husband, a businessman, and their daughter, born in 2010.
She lives with her husband, a businessman, and their daughter, born in 2010.
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In 2006, she started her Masters degree Master's program in Directing at the Beijing Film Academy.Academy, which she completed in 2012. In 2013, she released her first feature film as a director, called ''So Young,'' which was also her graduation project. The film was released in theatre to commercial success, breaking many box office records, and she becomes the first female director whose debut feature makes made over 100 million RMB at the box office.
Shelives with married her husband, a businessman, and their businessman Huang Youlong (黄有龙), in 2008 in Singapore. Their daughter, Huang Xing (黄新), was born in 2010.2010.
Besides her acting and directing career, she is also very involved in charity work and fundraising, with a focus on natural disaster relief in China.
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Besides her acting and directing career, she is also very involved in charity work and fundraising, with a focus on natural disaster relief in China.
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Zhao Wei (born 12 March 1976) a.k.a. Vicki Zhao is a Chinese actress, director, and pop singer.
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun,'' a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a [[LiveActionTVTropes Live-Action Television]] series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi,'' and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel.'' Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in ''Film/SoClose,'' Ah Mui in ''Film/ShaolinSoccer,'' Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking,'' Sun Shangxiang in ''Film/RedCliff,'' and the main character in a 2009 ''Film/MulanRiseOfAWarrior.''
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun,'' a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a [[LiveActionTVTropes Live-Action Television]] series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi,'' and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel.'' Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in ''Film/SoClose,'' Ah Mui in ''Film/ShaolinSoccer,'' Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking,'' Sun Shangxiang in ''Film/RedCliff,'' and the main character in a 2009 ''Film/MulanRiseOfAWarrior.''
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun,'' a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a [[LiveActionTVTropes Live-Action Television]] series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi,'' and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel.'' Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in ''Film/SoClose,'' Ah Mui in ''Film/ShaolinSoccer,'' Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking,'' Sun Shangxiang in ''Film/RedCliff,'' and the title main character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}.''Film/MulanRiseOfAWarrior.''
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun,'' a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision [[LiveActionTVTropes Live-Action Television]] series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi,'' and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel.'' Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in ''Film/SoClose,'' Ah Mui in ''Film/ShaolinSoccer,'' Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking,'' Sun Shangxiang in ''Film/RedCliff,'' and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}.''
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Zhao Wei (born 1976) a.k.a. Vicki Zhao is a Chinese actress, director and pop singer.
She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun,'' a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi,'' and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel.'' Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in ''Film/SoClose',' Ah Mui in ''Film/ShaolinSoccer,'' Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking,'' Sun Shangxiang in ''Film/RedCliff,'' and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}.''
She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun,'' a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi,'' and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel.'' Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in ''Film/SoClose',' Ah Mui in ''Film/ShaolinSoccer,'' Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking,'' Sun Shangxiang in ''Film/RedCliff,'' and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}.''
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Zhao Wei (born 1976) a.k.a. Vicki Zhao is a Chinese actress, director director, and pop singer.
She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun,'' a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi,'' and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel.'' Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in''Film/SoClose',' ''Film/SoClose,'' Ah Mui in ''Film/ShaolinSoccer,'' Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking,'' Sun Shangxiang in ''Film/RedCliff,'' and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}.''
She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun,'' a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi,'' and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel.'' Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in ''Film/SoClose'', Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking'', Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}''.
In 2006, she started her Masters degree in Directing at the Beijing Film Academy. In 2013, she released her first feature film as a director, called ''So Young'', which was also her graduation project. The film was released in theatre to commercial success, breaking many box-office records, and she becomes the first female director whose debut feature makes over 100 million RMB at the box office.
In 2006, she started her Masters degree in Directing at the Beijing Film Academy. In 2013, she released her first feature film as a director, called ''So Young'', which was also her graduation project. The film was released in theatre to commercial success, breaking many box-office records, and she becomes the first female director whose debut feature makes over 100 million RMB at the box office.
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', Hun,'' a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', Shi,'' and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Angel.'' Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in ''Film/SoClose'', ''Film/SoClose',' Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', ''Film/ShaolinSoccer,'' Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking'', ''Literature/MomentInPeking,'' Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', ''Film/RedCliff,'' and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}''.
''Film/{{Mulan}}.''
In 2006, she started her Masters degree in Directing at the Beijing Film Academy. In 2013, she released her first feature film as a director, called ''SoYoung'', Young,'' which was also her graduation project. The film was released in theatre to commercial success, breaking many box-office box office records, and she becomes the first female director whose debut feature makes over 100 million RMB at the box office.
In 2006, she started her Masters degree in Directing at the Beijing Film Academy. In 2013, she released her first feature film as a director, called ''So
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Sue in ''Film/SoClose'', Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking'', Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}''.
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She lives with her husband, a businessman, and their daughter, born in 2010. In 2011, she announced she will return to judging at the Singapore Film Festival.
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In 2006, she started her Masters degree in Directing at the Beijing Film Academy. In 2013, she released her first feature film as a director, called ''So Young'', which was also her graduation project. The film was released in theatre to commercial success, breaking many box-office records, and she becomes the first female director whose debut feature makes over 100 million RMB at the box office.
She lives with her husband, a businessman, and their daughter, born in 2010.In 2011, she announced she will return to judging at the Singapore Film Festival.
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'', ''Series/PrincessReturningPearl'' (her StarMakingRole), Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking'', Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}''.
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Her more notable roles since then include Xiao Yan Zi in ''PrincessReturningPearl'', Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking'', Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Film/{{Mulan}}''.
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', a film starring Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Her more notable roles since then include Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking'', Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''Disney/{{Mulan}}''.
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', a film starring GongLi, Creator/GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Her more notable roles since then include Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', Yao Mulan in ''Literature/MomentInPeking'', Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''{{Mulan}}''.
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She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', a film starring GongLi, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Her more notable roles since then include Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', Yao Mulan in ''MomentInPeking'', ''Literature/MomentInPeking'', Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''{{Mulan}}''.
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Zhao Wei (born 1976) a.k.a. Vicky Zhao is a Chinese actress and pop singer.
She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', a film starring Gong Li, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Her more notable roles since then include Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', Yao Mulan in ''MomentInPeking'', Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''{{Mulan}}''.
She lives with her husband, a businessman, and their daughter, born in 2010. In 2011, she announced she will return to judging at the Singapore Film Festival.
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Zhao Wei (born 1976) a.k.a. Vicky Zhao is a Chinese actress and pop singer.
She discovered acting by accident in 1993, when her hometown was chosen as the location of the shooting of ''Hua Hun'', a film starring Gong Li, and she got to play as an extra. In 1995 she starred in a LiveActionTelevision series, ''Yu Tian You Gu Shi'', and in the feature film ''Penitentiary Angel''. Her more notable roles since then include Ah Mui in ''ShaolinSoccer'', Yao Mulan in ''MomentInPeking'', Sun Shangxiang in ''RedCliff'', and the title character in a 2009 LiveActionAdaptation of ''{{Mulan}}''.
She lives with her husband, a businessman, and their daughter, born in 2010. In 2011, she announced she will return to judging at the Singapore Film Festival.
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