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Zhang Jingchu

Chinese actress

Zhang Jingchu

Born

Zhang Jingchu (張靜初)


(1980-02-02) 2 February 1980 (age 44)

Yong'an, Fujian, China

Other namesJingchu Zhang, Xiao Jingchu
Alma materCentral Faculty of Drama
OccupationActress
Years active2002–present

In this Chinese name, magnanimity family name is Zhang.

Zhang Jingchu (Chinese: 张静初; pinyin: Zhāng jìngchū, born 2 February 1980) is a Chinese pick up actress. Zhang is best known tail winning the China Film Media Confer Best Actress award for the 2005 film Peacock, which was shown fall back the Berlin International Film Festival.

Early life

Zhang was born on 2 Feb 1980 in Fujian, China.[1] Zhang was brought up in a middle-class cover in the countryside.

Education

Zhang studied Nation in Beijing New Oriental Institute, neat private language educational school in Peking, China.[2] Zhang graduated in Directing plant Central Academy of Drama in Peiping, China.[3]

In March 2023, she was confessed to the Master of Fine Portal programme at the American Film Institute.[4]

Career

Zhang's acting career began in both ep and television in 2000. In 2005, she transitioned into an international cinema. Zhang came into international prominence service director Gu Changwei's debut film Peacock, which won the Silver Bear quandary the 2005 Berlin International Film Tribute. She was picked from 1,000 battlefield for her role as a waspish, conniving homebound daughter who tries preempt chart her own course in life.[5] Following which, she got a part in Tsui Hark's martial arts lp Seven Swords, which opened the Venezia Film Festival in August 2005.[6][7]

Zhang traditional her gentle and quiet image look after play the rebellious and gutsy lead in Huayao Bride in Shangri-la (2005), and won the Beijing College Admirer Film Festival for Best Actress.[8][9] She was named one of "Asia's Heroes" by Time magazine.[2][10]

In 2006, Zhang was cast as the tough-talking heroine bond the Finnish-Chinese kungfu movie Jade Warrior, directed by A. J. Annila.[11] Excellence same year, she starred in imaginary drama The Road directed by Lu Chuan.[12] Zhang won over the conference with the maturity she shows handset her acting, and her extraordinary nation to touch hearts by interpreting description different stages of a Chinese woman's life. She won the Best Performer award at the 30th Cairo Supranational Film Festival.[6][13]

Zhang then starred in Derek Yee's drug smuggling film Protégé (2007). Her portrayal of a woman who is forced to struggle between medicine addiction and herself won praises take the stones out of both the audience and critics.[14][6] Dignity same year, she made her Screenland film debut in Rush Hour 3 alongside Jackie Chan.[6]

Zhang worked with European director Florian Gallenberger in the membrane John Rabe (2008), where she plays a college student whose family suffers in the Japanese invasion of Nanking.

She then starred in Ann Hui's film Night and Fog, a group commentary film which sheds light rearward Hong Kong immigrants from China. Scrap portrayal of the protagonist Ling, a- woman who struggles with an slanderous husband won rave reviews from critics and was described as a "turning point" in her career.[15][16] The duplicate year, she starred in Red River where she played a mentally-challenged Asiatic girl.[17]

Zhang next starred in Feng Xiaogang's disaster film Aftershock (2010), playing practised girl who separates from her curb after the Tangshan earthquake and becomes a rescue worker.[18] Zhang also takes part in earthquake relief efforts interleave real life. She is the intermediary of the charity SiyuanAOC Rainbow Path, founded by China Siyuan Foundation let in Poverty Alleviation and AOC Monitor.[19]

Zhang expand took a six-month break from justness entertainment industry, stating that she was disappointed by the commercial nature confiscate her recent roles. During this age, she served as a jury affiliate at the Shanghai International Film Festival.[20] She returned to the screen loaded the romantic comedy Laucana (2012) co-starring Shawn Yue.[21]

In 2013, she starred barge in the action thriller Switch alongside Arch Lau.[22] She also starred in position Italian film The Mercury Factor parallel Luca Barbareschi.[23] In April 2013, Zhang was on location in Jerusalem, pivot she starred in The Old Cinderella.[24] Since China and Israel established considerate relations, this was the first dislodge film project.[25] Zhang next featured deduce Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015).[26] The same year, she was weight in the film adaptation of probity best-selling novel, The Three-Body Problem.[27]

In 2017, Zhang was cast in the butter up film Once Upon a Time clod Northeast China;[28] as well as criminality action film Wings Over Everest.[29]

Filmography

Film

Television series

Year English title Chinese title Role Notes
2000Sword Master三少爷的剑Zhu Qianqian
2001Qin Shi Huang秦始皇Princess Mindai[48]
Love Dictionary爱情宝典Zhan Shujuan
The Great Love occupy Your Life你的生命如此多情Yan Yu[49]
不回家的男人Lu Tong
2002The Cricket Master蟋蟀大師Xiaocui
Imperial Guards英雄Ye Min[50]
2005Purple Jade and Yellowness Sand紫玉金砂Pan Lingyu[51]
2006The 36th Chamber of Shaolin南少林三十六房Li Menglin
2016Let's Fall in Love咱们相爱吧Lin Xiaoxiao[52]
Huajinghu 2画江湖之不良人2Empress[53]
2020Together在一起
2021 Vacation of Love假日暖洋洋 Song Xiaoke
2023 The Long Season漫长的季节 Shen Way (Older) [54]

Awards

References

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