Ju Xue

Biography

Ju Xue is a Chinese actress born on November 22, 1968 in Beijing. She graduated from the Acting Department of the Shanghai Theatre Academy and in 1991 joined the Drama Troupe of the Political Department of the Air Force of the People's Liberation Army. She began her film career in 1986 with "Father and Son" and went on to appear in notable films such as "The Super Thief", "The Bride Who Leaves Home", "One Night is a Hundred Years", and "Steel in the Flames". She achieved a major milestone by winning the Special Acting Award at the 9th Damascus International Film Festival in 1994 for her role in "Phoenix Harp", and later won the Best Supporting Actress award at the 15th Chinese Golden Rooster Awards in 1995 for "Forever Losing My Love". On the television front, she starred in acclaimed series such as "Tree of Kinship", which earned her the Best Actress award at the 24th Chinese Feitian Awards in 2004, and "Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang" in which she played Empress Ma. She also won the 10th Chinese Huabiao Award for Best Actress in 2003 for "The Brilliant Season" and the 7th Golden Phoenix Award in 2006 for "Heavenly Pier". She continued to deliver diverse works through 2010 with the series "Forty Years of Youth".