Huang Zhi-zhong

Huang Zhi-zhong, born on March 5, 1969, in Heping District, Tianjin, was originally a junior basketball player for the Tianjin Sports Work Team. He later graduated from the Central Academy of Drama and became a national first-class actor in China. He entered the entertainment industry in 1999 when he participated in the historical drama "Cao Cao". His lead role in the historical drama "Ming Dynasty in 1566" in 2006 made him well-known. In 2008, his outstanding performance in the revolutionary war drama "人間正道是滄桑 (The Righteous Way is Changing)" earned him the Best Actor award at the 16th Shanghai TV Festival. In 2010, his lead role in the family drama "Jia Chang Cai" deeply impressed audiences with his acting skills. In 2011, he received the Best Actor award at the 28th China TV Golden Eagle Award for his role in the war epic "China Expeditionary Force". Since then, he has participated in many TV series and movies, including the historical drama "皮五傳奇 (Legend of Pi Wu)", the suspense drama "My Undercover Career", the era drama "Shanghai Dawn", and the anti-Japanese war drama "大漠蒼狼 (Desert Grey Wolf)". In 2015, he participated in the reality show "Fresh Man" on Hunan Satellite TV, serving as a teacher for the dialogue class. In 2016, the war film "My War" in which he starred was released. In 2017, he played the lead role in the drama film "The Founding of An Army". The suspense drama "Detective Ke Chen", where he played the lead role, was broadcast in 2019, and he also participated in the era drama "The Glorious Era" that year. In 2021, he starred in the drama film "Cloudy Mountain". In 2023, he starred in the suspense film "Seven Killings". In 2024, "Shooting Stars", a modern revolution TV drama in which he starred, was premiered. That same year, the film "Three Old Boys" that he starred in was released nationwide.