Bai Lu
Bai Lu (original name Bai Mengyan) was born on September 23, 1994, in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, China. She is a film and television actress and model in mainland China. In July 2016, she made her official debut in the entertainment industry as the female lead in the music video for Lu Hu's single "Message." On September 13, 2016, she appeared in the television drama "Sunsong."
In 2017, she played dual roles in the historical drama "Untouchable Lovers" and also sang the theme song for the series. In December of the same year, she won the Tencent Video Star Award for Potential Actress of the Year for her role in the romantic comedy "King is Not Easy."
In 2018, Bai Lu received the Potential Actress Award at the iQIYI Scream Night for her performance in "Untouchable Lovers." The following year, she starred in the youth drama "Arsenal Military Academy," portraying the character Xie Xiang. In October 2019, she was nominated for the sixth "China Television Good Actor" online drama actress category, and on November 21, she starred in the urban romantic idol drama "Love Is Sweet," playing the role of Jiang Jun.
In 2020, Bai Lu participated in the National Day concert "The Beautiful Country," where she sang "Young" alongside Meng Ran and Zhang Jike. In 2021, she starred in the historical romantic comedy "Song of Youth" and also appeared in the historical drama "One and Only" and the emotional drama "Forever and Ever," both of which aired on iQIYI.
In 2022, her urban life drama "Ordinary Greatness" aired on CCTV. On January 14, 2023, Bai Lu participated in the "2022 iQIYI Scream Night," where she received the "Annual Member Influence Actress" award. On November 25, she won the Scream Actress award at the same event for her roles in "Story of Kunning Palace" and other works. On December 31 of the same year, she participated in the "2023-2024 Zhejiang Satellite TV New Year's Eve Gala."
On February 3, 2024, she took part in the "United for a Future - 2024 China Network Audiovisual Annual Ceremony." Looking ahead, Bai Lu's television drama "Moonlight Mystique" is set to premiere on January 7, 2025.
