Bian Cheng

Bian Cheng, born on August 6, 2004, in Baoding City, Hebei Province, is a Chinese mainland male actor graduated from the 2022 undergraduate experimental class of acting at the Beijing Film Academy. He participated in the 9th "Happy Sunshine" China Children's Karaoke Competition in 2010, winning the gold prize in the Hebei division and the bronze prize in the national finals. In the same year, in August, he officially entered the entertainment industry by starring in the urban emotional movie "Knock on Heaven's Door." In 2013, Bian Cheng participated in the urban romance drama "Scarlet Heart 2." In 2014, he acted in the suspense supernatural drama "Soul Ferry" and the children's fantasy animation "魔幣精靈 (Magic Coin Elf)." In 2016, he appeared in the costume fantasy drama "Ice Fantasy" and the urban romantic idol drama "Love O2O." In 2017, the costume romance drama "Faithful to Buddha, Faithful to You," in which Bian Cheng participated, was broadcast on Tencent Video. In 2018, Bian Cheng played the role of Xiao Lang in the costume martial arts fantasy drama "The Legend of Zu 2" and portrayed young Yongqi in the costume palace drama "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace." In 2019, he won the Annual Network Potential Actor Award at the 3rd Golden Bud Network Film and Television Festival for his performance in the web drama "Eagles and Youngsters."
In 2020, the ancient legendary drama "Serenade of Peaceful Joy," in which Bian Cheng participated, was broadcast on Hunan TV, where he played the role of Liang Huaiji. In 2021, he released the single "從前 (Once Upon a Time)." In 2022, the television drama "Brilliant Class 8" starring Bian Cheng was broadcast on iQIYI, and the television drama "Shining Just For You" was broadcast on Youku. In the same year, he released the duet single "數學公式 (Mathematical Formula)." In 2023, the television drama "Here We Meet Again" starring Bian Cheng was scheduled to be broadcast on Tencent Video. In 2024, the costume romance drama "The Story Of Huazhi" and the youth campus drama "Bright Time," starring Bian Cheng, were broadcast. In the same year, the movie "Labyrinth," in which he starred as Xiao Hai, was scheduled to be released in mainland China.