He Bing

Biography

He Bing is a Chinese actor from Beijing, born on April 26, 1968. He graduated from the Acting Department of the Central Academy of Drama and holds the title of National First-Class Actor. He is an actor at the Beijing People's Art Theatre. He began his stage career in 1991 with the play "Li Bai," and went on to perform in numerous theatrical works including "Tiger Tally," "Birdman," "Love Maniac," "Beijing Big Brother," "Fishman," "After the Storm," "Very Mahjong," "Boundless Romance," "Dog's Nirvana," "Lights of Thousands of Homes," "Teahouse," "Zhao's Orphan," "North Street South Courtyard," "Assassin," "Steamed Bun Guild Hall," "Sadness of Comedy," "Swan Song," and "Little Well Alley." In film, he appeared in notable works such as "The Dream Factory" as Liang Zi, "Shower" as He Zhuang, "Twelve Citizens" as Lu Gang (Juror No. 8), and "I Am Marbury" as Zheng Yalei. On television, he took on diverse roles including Ke Ke in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," Song Ci in "The Great Song Dynasty Judge," Lu Zilin in "White Deer Plain," Yan Zhensheng in "Sesame Alley," and many other productions.