Jing Bo-Ran

Biography

Jing Bo-Ran is a Chinese actor, singer, and model born on April 19, 1989, in Shenyang, Liaoning Province. He entered the entertainment industry in 2007 after winning the "Jay Boy" talent show on Shanghai Dragon TV, where he secured the championship title and the Best Online Popularity Award, then signed with Huayi Brothers and joined the boy band BOBO. In music, he released his self-titled debut album in 2011, achieving success in Taiwan, and previously released an EP titled "Warm Your Hands." He achieved major film success in 2015 when he starred in "Monster Hunt," which broke Chinese box office records with earnings of 2.438 billion yuan, and he was nominated for Best Actor at the Hundred Flowers Awards. He received a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the Golden Rooster Awards for "Lost and Love" and won Best Supporting Actor at the Changchun Film Festival. He starred in several successful films including "Monster Hunt 2" and "Us and Them." He was appointed as a youth ambassador for the UN-Habitat Award for Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship and joined a rhino conservation campaign. He ranked 31st on the Forbes China Celebrity List in 2019.