Ju Wenpei
Ju Wenpei (born 6 September 1975) is a Chinese actress, composer and hostess. She is noted for her roles as Xia Tian and Da Wa in the films Set Off (2008) and A Tibetan Love Song (2010) respectively.
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Ju Wenpei
- Name
- Ju Wenpei
- Born
- 6 September 1975
- Birthplace
- Chongqing, China
- Education
- Shanghai Conservatory of Music
- Occupation
- Actress, hostess, composer
- Nationality
- People's Republic of China
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Ju Wenpei (born 6 September 1975) is a Chinese actress, composer and hostess. She is noted for her roles as Xia Tian and Da Wa in the films Set Off (2008) and A Tibetan Love Song (2010) respectively.
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• Name — Ju Wenpei • Native Name — 居文沛 • Born — 6 September 1975 • Birthplace — Chongqing, China • Education — Shanghai Conservatory of Music • Occupation — Actress, hostess, composer • Years Active — 1999–present • Notable Works — All For Love A Tibetan Love Song • Television — World Film Report Ju Wenpei (born 6 September 1975) is a Chinese actress, composer and hostess. She is noted for her roles as Xia Tian and Da Wa in the films Set Off (2008) and A Tibetan Love Song (2010) respectively.
Early life
Early life
Ju was born and raised in Chongqing. She entered Shanghai Conservatory of Music in 1985, majoring in music, where she graduated in 1999.
Career
Career
After graduation, Ju became a hostess in ShangHai Education Television Station. Ju transferred to China Central Television in June 2001, she hosted the World Film Report. Ju's first film role was uncredited appearance in the film No Dream Year (2007). In 2008, Ju acted in Set Off, she received Macau International Movie Festival nomination for Best Best New Artist. The film also screened at the 2009 Tokyo International Film Festival and Shanghai University Student Film Festival. Zhu's first major film role was as Da Wa in A Tibetan Love Song, she won the Best Actress Award at the Chinese American Film Festival, and was nominated for Macau International Movie Festival - Best Actress. In 2011, Ju won the Golden Phoenix Award. In 2012, Ju participated in Deng Enming's Childhood, for which she received Best Supporting Actress Award nomination at the Macau International Movie Festival.
Television
Television
• Year — English title — Chinese title — Role — Notes • 2000 — The Sun Rise from East — zh-Hans-CN — guest • 2001 — My Girlfriends — zh-Hans-CN — guest • zh-Hans-CN — guest • 2002 — Rose Guest — zh-Hans-CN — Chen Xin • Beyond Expected — zh-Hans-CN — Wen Ning • 2003 — Love on Qin Island — zh-Hans-CN — guest • Black Golden Triangle — zh-Hans-CN — Qi Jie • 2006 — I Have Lover — zh-Hans-CN — Ouyang Yun • 2009 — I am Liu Yuejin — zh-Hans-CN — Qu Li • 2010 — Deng Zihui — zh-Hans-CN — Chen Lan
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Film
• Year — English title — Chinese title — Role — Notes • 2007 — Amazing Detective Situ — zh-Hans-CN — Shi Yiwen • No Dream Year — zh-Hans-CN — Wu Mei • 2008 — Set Off — zh-Hans-CN — Xia Tian • 2009 — Spy War Rose — zh-Hans-CN — Shen An'na • zh-Hans-CN — guest • 2010 — Deadly Will — zh-Hans-CN — Yu Na • A Tibetan Love Song — zh-Hans-CN — Da Wa • Island Secret War — zh-Hans-CN • 2011 — The First President — zh-Hans-CN — Newspaper woman • Deng Enming's Childhood — zh-Hans-CN • 2012 — All For Love — zh-Hans-CN — Dong Aping • The Horse Whisperer — zh-Hans-CN — San Niang • 2013 — Angry Kid — zh-Hans-CN — The postwoman • 2019 — Princess's Romance
Awards
• Year — Work — Award — Result — Notes • 2008 — QQ Entertainment Award for Most Potential Movie Artist • 2009 — QQ Entertainment Award for Most Striding Artist • Set Off — Macau International Movie Festival - Best New Artist • 2010 — A Tibetan Love Song — Macau International Movie Festival - Best Actress • Chinese American Film Festival - Best Actress • 2011 — Golden Phoenix Awards • 2012 — Deng Enming's Childhood — Macau International Movie Festival - Best Supporting Actress
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