王志文

简介

Wang Zhiwen is a Chinese actor, singer, and host born in Shanghai on June 26, 1966. He lost his father in a traffic accident at the age of thirteen. He attended Ganquan Foreign Language School in Shanghai and was passionate about comedic theater during his high school years, mastering multiple dialects. In 1991, he gained recognition for his role as young Ai Wu in the TV series "Going South," followed by fame in 1992 for "City Roots." In 1993, he won the Best Actor award at the 14th Feitian Awards for the TV series "Addiction to Love" alongside actress Jiang Shan. He released his debut album "Hard to Say I Love You" in 1994 and won the Best Actor award at the Shanghai TV Festival in 1996 for "Like Spring." He received the Best Actor award at the Bai Yulan Drama Festival in 1999 for the play "Return," and won the Best Supporting Actor award at the Hundred Flowers Film Awards in 2003 for the film "Together with You." He continued his success by winning the Shanghai TV Festival Best Actor award in 2014 for "The Great Husband" and the Asian Film Award for Best Supporting Actor in 2015 for portraying Lu Xun in "The Golden Era." He was named among the 100 Outstanding Actors in Chinese Cinema history in 2005 and among the Top Ten TV Actors for the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China in 2019.