CHEN Ye

CHEN Ye

CHEN Ye, female, was born in about 1955 as a Chinese movie star in the 1980s.

After entering the film world, CHEN Ye has successively participated in the shooting of "secrets of the AHA River", "blue sky defense", "dawn", "405 murder case", "half engagement photo" and other films. In 1980, she was invited by Changchun Film Studio to play the heroine Lu Wenfeng in the film Danfeng Chaoyang. In 1983, Hong Kong director Li Hanxiang successfully created a kind and gentle Ci'an in his films "burning the Old Summer Palace" and "listening to politics behind the curtain", which won people's unanimous praise. In 1986, she went to the United States to study at her own expense and enrolled in the Department of drama at Hurston University. In 1988, he returned to China and played Ci'an again in the film "the queen of the demon".

Early experience

After graduating from high school, CHEN Ye was assigned to work on a farm in the suburb of Shanghai.

In 1986, she went to the United States to study at her own expense and enrolled in the Department of drama at Hurston University.

Acting experience

In 1974, the film crew of "unforgettable battle" from Shanghai Film Studio went to the farm to select actors. She was selected to play the female soldier fan Zijun.

In 1980, she was invited by Changchun Film Studio to play the heroine Lu Wenfeng in the film Danfeng Chaoyang.

In 1983, Hong Kong director Li Hanxiang successfully created a kind and gentle Ci'an in his films "burning the Old Summer Palace" and "listening to politics behind the curtain", which won people's unanimous praise.

In 1988, he returned to China and played Ci'an again in the film "the queen of the demon".

Personal life

CHEN Ye currently lives in Houston, Texas. His husband is American lawyer Charlie foster. Many Chinese film artists such as Zhang Yimou and Liu Xiaoqing have met with her when they visited the United States.

Main works

Take part in the film

Participation in production