王珞丹

简介

Wang Luodan is a Chinese actress born on January 30, 1984, in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. She is the daughter of a national first-class basketball referee and a primary school teacher, and has an older sister who is a dancer. She studied dance and piano as a child, and was inspired to pursue the arts by her sister who enrolled in an art school. After middle school, she secretly enrolled in the Inner Mongolia Preschool Teachers' School to study music and learned to play drums. In 2001, she moved to Beijing with her mother and was admitted to the Beijing Film Academy after attending a preparatory course. She officially debuted in 2004 with a minor role in the TV series "Butterfly Fly Fly," and began to gain recognition in 2005 with her performance in "The Sun Blooms Like a Flower." She achieved nationwide fame in 2007 through her portrayal of the character Mi Lai in the hit series "Struggle," which became a massive success across China and established her as an icon of ambitious post-80s youth. She received a nomination for Best Actress at the 27th Feitian Awards for this role. She went on to star in popular series such as "My Youth Whose Call" and "Du Lala's Promotion Record," before expanding her repertoire in 2011 with revolutionary-era dramas like "The Red Woman" and historical dramas like "Wei Zifu." In 2013, she won the Best Supporting Actress award at the 29th Golden Rooster Awards for the film "Caught in the Web."