About Song Zu'er
Born 1998. Song Zu'er is a Chinese actor.
Song Zu'er (; born May 23, 1998), born Sun Fanqing , also known as Lareina Song, is a Chinese actress and singer. She made her debut as a child actress in the television series The Sea and Sky Boundless. She gained attention with reality show Divas Hit the Road (Season 3) in 2017, followed by TV dramas such as Novoland: Eagle Flag (2019), Guardians of the Ancient Oath (2020), The Bond (2021), To Fly with You (2021), Cupid's Kitchen (2022), Legally Romance (2022), and The Prisoner of Beauty (2025).
Early life Song was born in Tianjin, China. After completing the first grade of elementary school in Tianjin, she moved to Beijing with her mother to continue her education. At elementary school, Song began her acting career as a child actor with a supporting role in TV drama The Sea and Sky Boundless (2005). She appeared in a song and dance show at the 2007 CCTV New Year's Gala and gained recognition for playing Nezha in television series Prelude of Lotus Lantern (2009).
Song graduated from junior high school in Beijing in 2013. Due to issues with academic registration which prevented her from taking regular entrance exams in Beijing and Tianjin, she withdrew from Tianjin No. 45 High School in 2014 and transferred to Oakwood Friends School in the United States. After graduating from that high school in 2017, she returned to China to pursue a career in acting.
Career In 2016, Song returned to acting in the comedy film Papa, where she acted opposite Xia Yu. Her appearance in the reality show Divas Hit the Road (Season 3) in 2017 gained her significant attention, leading to roles in a series of TV dramas, films, and variety shows. She was admitted to the Beijing Film Academy in 2018. The same year she played lead roles in the fantasy historical drama The Dark Lord, as well as the comedy web series Gossip High. In 2019, Song starred in the fantasy epic drama Novoland: Eagle Flag. The same year, she was cast in the romance comedy drama Cupid's Kitchen. Forbes China listed Song under their 30 Under 30 Asia 2019 list, which consisted of 30 influential people under 30 years old who have had a substantial effect in their fields.
Song appeared in the 2020 CCTV New Year's Gala, acting in a comedy sketch. She then starred in TV dramas, such as Guardians of the Ancient Oath (2020), The Bond (2021), To Fly with You (2021), Cupid's Kitchen (2022), and Legally Romance (2022), until her career was derailed by an alleged tax evasion in 2023. In August 2024, Song's studio stated that she had been cleared by the tax authorities following an investigation. On April 12, her comeback drama The Demon Hunter's Romance premiered on iQIYI.
Tax evasion allegations On August 31, 2023, Song was reportedly accused by a former employee at her office of evading up to 45 million yuan in taxes (6.5 million US dollars). The same day the State Administration of Taxation stated that tax investigation will be carried out, and details will be shared on its official website. Following the allegation, China's major TV stations removed Song's mention in their social media. On August 27, 2024, Song's office issued a statement via Weibo, clarifying that, following an investigation by the tax authorities, Song was found to have committed no tax evasion and has not been subject to any administrative penalties for tax-related matters.
Filmography Film Year Title Role Notes English Chinese 2007 You Are An Angel 你是天使 Xiao Hua 2016 Papa 洛杉矶捣蛋计划 Coco 2017 What A Day! 有完没完 Young girl Cameo 2019 Blast into the Past 熊出没·原始时代 Feifei Voice-dubbed Zhui Ji 坠机 Sanshi Short film 2023 One and Only热烈Li Mingzhu
Television series
Television shows
Discography Singles Year English title Chinese title Album Notes 2019 "The Future Me" 未来已来 Theme song for China's Communist Youth League "My Motherland and I" 我和我的祖国 Youth for the Motherland SingingFor People's Republic of China's 70th anniversary "The Best Summer" 最好的夏天 "Starry Sea" 星辰大海 For China Movie Channel Young Actors Projectwith 31 other actors 2020 "Classmate" 同学 with Hou Minghao
Awards and nominations + Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination Award ceremony Year Category Nominee / Work Result Weibo Fan Festival 2017 Powerstar Ranking New Artist Song Zu'er 11th Tencent Video Star Awards New Star Award L'Officiel Fashion Night 2018 Influence Award 15th Esquire China's Man At His Best Awards Quality Actor Award Golden Bud - The Third Network Film And Television Festival Most Popular Actress Golden Data Entertainment Award 2019 Most Commercially Valuable Artist 6th The Actors of China Award Ceremony Best Actress Novoland: Eagle Flag 26th Huading Awards Best Actress (Historical Drama) Golden Bud - The Fourth Network Film And Television Festival Best Actress Cosmo Glam Night Person of the Year (Love) Song Zu'er iFeng Fashion Choice Awards Trend Figure of the Year Sohu Fashion Awards Influential Female Star 16th Esquire Man At His Best Awards Television Actress of the Year Tencent Video All Star Awards Youth Artist of the Year Tencent Entertainment White Paper Most Promising TV Actress Weibo Awards Ceremony 2020 Rising Artist of the Year 7th The Actors of China Award Ceremony Best Actress (Emerald) Sohu Fashion Awards Gala 2021 Breakthrough Female Artist of the Year
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Who is Song Zu'er?
Chinese actress
When was Song Zu'er born?
Song Zu'er was born on 23 May 1998 in Tianjin.
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Song Zu'er is an actor.
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Song Zu'er is Chinese.
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