Jing Tian

Jing Tian is a Chinese actress and singer. She is known for the films The Warring States, Special ID (2013), Police Story 2013 (2013), The Great Wall (2016), Kong: Skull Island (2017), Pacific Rim Uprising (2018), as well as TV dramas Legend of Ban Shu (2015), The Glory of Tang Dynasty (2017), and Rattan (2021).

Career While studying acting at the Beijing Film Academy, Jing made her debut as a singer by releasing an album, Who Are You, produced by Zhang Yadong. Her first acting role was in the 2008 film Anaconda Frightened, A few leading roles in high-profile films followed, such as action films Special ID and Police Story 2013 (both in 2013), and the From Vegas to Macau series.

In 2015, Jing starred in the historical romance drama Legend of Ban Shu, playing the title role alongside Zhang Zhehan. and two Hollywood films Kong: Skull Island (2017) and Pacific Rim Uprising (2018). Jing starred alongside Chen Bolin in the 2018 fantasy drama The King of Blaze, based on the manga series of the same name.

In 2022, Jing was fined the equivalent of US$1.1 million for promoting Infinite Free candy as a weight loss product.

Filmography Film Year English title Chinese title Role Notes/Ref. 2008 Anaconda Frightened Tian Juan 2010 My Belle Boss Emma 2011 The Warring States Tian Xi 2012 Ultra Reinforcement Princess Ling Zhi Shadows of Love Xu Yuan Tears in Heaven Dong Xiaolin 2013 Better and Better Lian Sheng Special ID Wan Jing Police Story 2013 Miaomiao 2014 From Vegas to Macau Luo Xin Dragon Nest: Warriors' Dawn Argenta Voice-dubbed 2016 The Great Wall Lin Mae 2018 Pacific Rim Uprising Liwen Shao

Television series Year English title Chinese title Role Network Notes/Ref. 2009 The Epic of a Woman Ouyang Xue Jiangsu TV 2013 Biography of Sun Tsu Yi Luo Jiangsu Channel 2015 Legend of Ban Shu Ban Shu Tencent Video The Legend of Xiao Zhuang Da Yu'er Sichuan Channel 2017 The Glory of Tang Dynasty Shen Zhenzhu Anhui TV, Beijing TV 2019 Love Journey Li Xinyue Jiangsu TV, Zhejiang TV 2021 Rattan Si Teng Youku 2023 Hi Producer Du Qiong iQIYI, Tencent Video The Legend of Zhuohua Mu Zhuohua Tencent Video Wonderland of Love Cui Lin / A Ying Tencent Video 2024 Love's Rebellion Nan Yan iQIYI, Mango TV 2025 Si Jin Jiang Si Tencent Video Coming to Myself You Mingxu CCTV, Tencent Video Long Gu Fen Xiang Meng Qianzi Tencent Video Yesterday Once More Liu Yang iQIYI

Television show Year English title Chinese title Role Notes/Ref. 2017 I Want to Meet You 我想见到你 Cast member

Music video appearances Year Song title Singer Notes/Ref. 2011 "Believe in Yourself" 相信自己 Jackie Chan

Discography

Albums Year English title Chinese title Notes/ 2007 Who Are You

Singles Year English title Chinese title Album Notes/ 2007 "Still Love You Theme song of QQ飞车 2009 "Women like a Poem" The Epic of a Woman OST 2010 "Just Be Fine" My Belle Boss OST with Jiro Wang 2011 "Wind" The Warring States OST 2012 "Believe in Love" 因为爱 相信爱 Theme song for Believe in Love Charity Concert 2014 "Beloved" Legend of Ban Shu OST 2018 "The New Era of Zanzan" 赞赞新时代 Performance for CCTV New Year's Gala 2019 "We Are All Dream Chasers" 我们都是追梦人 Performance for CCTV New Year's Gala 2020 "A Thousand Bravery" 千万勇敢 Rattan OST

Accolades Awards and nominations In 2014, Jing won the International Award at the Hollywood Film Awards. The International Award was intended to be given annually, but was discontinued and only awarded once.

Jing has also been nominated for "Most Disappointing Actress" at the Golden Broom Awards (China's equivalent of Golden Raspberry Awards) three times, winning twice.

Forbes China Celebrity 100 YearRank 201735th 201970th 202092nd

Personal life In March 2018, Jing went public with her relationship with Chinese table tennis player Zhang Jike. They announced their separation in June 2019. In 2023, paparazzo Zhuo Wei claimed that Zhang had provided a casino in Myanmar with intimate videos of Jing to cover a ¥17 million gambling debt. Zhuo, who said he had been contacted by an intermediary for the casino, warned Jing so that she could gather evidence when she was allegedly blackmailed using the videos.

In 2026, cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun sued Jing and her parents in China to recover more than ¥30 million that he described as a betrothal gift. Sun claimed that Jing had proposed to have a child through surrogacy but reneged on the egg-retrieval procedure and broke up with him after he refused to provide an additional US$50 million.