About Xiong Naijin
Born 1982. Xiong Naijin is a Chinese actor.
Xiong Naijin (; born 14 October 1982) is a Chinese actress. She is best known for her roles as Zhou Jiamin on How Much Sorrow Do You Have, Princess Weichang on The Prince of Han Dynasty Part 3: Iron Blood and the Pages of History and Cong Hui on Ice and Fire of Youth, and has also starred in a number of films, including The First President, Tai Chi 0, Tai Chi Hero, The Deathday Party, and Ex-Files.
Early life and education Xiong was born in Chongqing, China, on October 14, 1982. In 1997 she attended the Sichuan Arts School. One year later, she entered the Sichuan Troupe of Ballad Singers, where she worked as a Qingyin actress. In 2002 she was accepted to Beijing Film Academy and graduated in 2006.
Acting career In 2003, when she was a freshman at Beijing Film Academy, Xiong made her acting debut in Crime Scene, playing a policewoman.
In 2004, she played Zhou Jiamin, Queen Zhou the Younger in the historical melodrama How Much Sorrow Do You Have. That same year, she also starred in the costume mystery drama Dixue Feicui.
In 2005, she had a key supporting role in the historical television series The Prince of Han Dynasty, playing the daughter (Princess Weichang) of Huang Xiaoming's and Ruping's characters. That same year, she had a minor role as Qiu Xiang in the costume drama The First Marriage.
In 2006, she was cast in the lead role of Wulan in the wuxia television series Big Shots, based on the novel by the same name by Gu Long.
In 2008, she appeared in The Last Prince, a historical television series starring Feng Yuanzheng and Xu Fan. That same year, she co-starred with Chen Kun and Li Xiaoran in Remembrance of Dreams Past.
In 2009, she participated in Ghost Catcher - Legend of Beauty, a shenmo television series.
In 2010, she filmed in All Men Are Brothers as Yan Xijiao, adapted from Shi Nai'an's classical novel Water Margin. That same year, she had a cameo appearance in the fantasy historical drama Beauty World. She made her film debut in Choy Lee Fut Kung Fu, a Kung fu film.
In 2011, she headlined the comedy film Scheme With Me. She then appeared in the film The First President, in which she played Soong Ai-ling. She also featured in romance film Great Wall My Love.
In 2012, she had a supporting role in the martial arts film Tai Chi 0 and its sequel, Tai Chi Hero. She played the female lead role in Li Qilin's romantic comedy film Rhapsody of BMW. She then starred in the war television series Jiu He Ru Hai.
In 2013, she starred in the romantic comedy television series Destiny by Love. She played the female lead role in the suspense thriller film The Deathday Party.
In 2014, she co-starred in the romantic comedy television series My Amazing Bride, and youth drama Ice and Fire of Youth. She had a minor role as Mengmeng in romantic comedy film Ex-Files.
In 2015, she dubbed the voice of Chang'e in the animated film Mr. Nian. The same year, she guest-starred on the fantasy series Noble Aspirations playing Youji, one of four great messengers of the Ghost King Faction.
In 2016, Xiong Naijin had a key supporting role in Phoenix Warriors, a fantasy television series adaptation based on the novel Meiren Mou by Bing Lansha.
In 2017, she starred in the youth film Invictus Basketball, directed by Li Feng.
In 2019, Xiong starred in fantasy drama L.O.R.D. Critical World.
Filmography Film Year English title Chinese title Role Notes 2010 Zang Rou 2011 The First President Soong Ai-ling 2012 Great Wall, My Love young Zhang Xiuqian Rhapsody of BMW Hu Mo Scheme With Me Jiaozi Tai Chi 0 Chen's wife Tai Chi Hero Chen's wife 2014 Breakup Buddies Kang Xiaoyu's best friend A Motor Home Adventure Liu Tong The Deathday Party Jenny 2015 The Puzzle of Human Skin Su Su Ex-Files Mengmeng 2017 Invictus Basketball Feifei Hanson and the Beast Standing on the Tuyere
Television series Year English title Chinese title Role Notes 2004 Crime Scene Liu Miao Chen Huiping 2005 How Much Sorrow Do You Have Zhou Huimin The First Marriage Qiu Xiang 2006 The Prince of Han Dynasty Part 3 Princess Weichang 2007 Big Shot Princess Wulan 2008 Who Knows My Heart Wei Chun The Last Prince Huazi Shi Jia 2009 Remembrance of Dreams Past Shui Piaoping 2010 Ghost Catcher - Legend of Beauty Zi Meigui Two Girls Xiao Xiong 2011 Beauty World Li Ruo All Men Are Brothers Yan Xijiao 2012 Beijing Love Story Guest appearance Fu Zhenzhu The Girls女人帮·妞儿Ka Si 2013 Longmen Express Wen Ya Destiny by Love Yang Yang The Girls 2 Ka Si 2015 Ice and Fire of Youth Cong Hui My Amazing Bride Liu Jia Horrible Bosses Bai Xiaoyu 2016 Noble Aspirations Youji 2017 Phoenix Warriors Concubine Yun 2018 Double Happiness Lu Xiaohuan 2019 L.O.R.D. Critical WorldLian Quan2021 Never Say GoodbyeLi Yihu Please! 8 Hours
Animated film Year English title Chinese title Role Notes 2016 Mr. Nian Chang'e
Variety show Year English title Chinese title Role Notes 2015 Real Hero Cast member X-space Season II
Music video appearances Year Song title SingerNotes 2009 The Count of Three, Let It Go Wang Zhengliang
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