Liang Tian

Biography

Liang Tian is a Chinese comedic actor born in Beijing on April 10, 1959. He began his military service from 1977 to 1979, serving in tank battalions, then worked in military artistic propaganda troupes. After leaving the military, he worked in various fields including a garment factory and a foreign relations company before joining the Youth Film Factory at the Beijing Film Academy in 1989. In 1994, he founded the Beijing Haolaixi Film and Television Planning Company. He comes from a prominent artistic family: his father was deputy editor-in-chief of the People's Daily, his mother is a writer in the Chinese Writers Association, his brother is a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Arts, and his sister and brother-in-law work in directing and acting. Liang Tian has produced a number of notable film and television works, most notably "The Troubleshooters," "Black Snow," and "Born Coward," which won him the Best Supporting Actor award at the Hundred Flowers Awards. He also starred in the famous sitcom "I Love My Family." In addition to acting, he has directed several television series including "Can't See Each Other When Bowing" and "Beautiful Life."