旭仁花

简介

Shurenhuar is a Chinese actress of Mongolian descent born on May 28, 1963, in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, belonging to the Barhu tribe. She graduated from the Shanghai Theatre Academy and began her artistic career in 1985 by portraying Genghis Khan's wife in the film "Genghis Khan". She starred in the film "Johanna D'Arc of Mongolia" in 1989, which was screened at the Berlin International Film Festival and won the festival's government award. She performed leading roles in several theatrical productions including "Black Steed" and "Goddess of Horse Herding". She participated in international works including the French-Russian-Chinese co-production "Urga" in 1993 and the Japanese TV drama "Hojo Tokimune" in 1999 where she played Empress Chabi. She received the Feitian Award for her role in the TV film "Poplar in the Wind" in 2002. She also participated in producing and directing several films including "Nuoenjiya" and "Wuhuertu Huiteng". She served as a spokesperson for the Chen Barhu banner in Hulunbuir in 2007 and continued her artistic activities in cinema, television, and theater.