Song Yi

Song Yi, born on October 31, 1989, in Dongbao District, Jingmen City, Hubei Province, is a Mainland Chinese actress who graduated from the Performance Department of the Central Academy of Drama. In 2009, she officially entered the film and television industry by playing the role of Xiangling in Li Shaohong's version of "Dream of the Red Chamber". In the same year, she also played the second female lead, Meng Dan, in the movie "Ripples in Faith". In 2010, Song Yi took on her first leading role, playing Liu Siqi, the wife of Mao Anying, in the revolutionary historical drama "毛岸英 (Mao Anying)". That same year, she portrayed the beautiful flight attendant Wen Xue in the comedy film "The love Clinic". In 2012, Song Yi won the Best Supporting Actress Award at the second "Academy Awards (Drama Performance)" ceremony held by the Central Academy of Drama for her performance in the play "Our Jing Ke". In 2015, she gained widespread attention for her role as "Yu Manli" in the espionage suspense drama "The Disguiser". In 2017, the period drama "The Legendary Tycoon", starring Song Yi, premiered. In 2018, the entrepreneurial urban drama "Entrepreneurial Age", in which she appeared, was broadcast. In 2019, Song Yi won the "Most Popular Actress of the Year" award at the 2019 Netease Entertainment Festival. In the same year, the historical power struggle drama "Joy of Life" aired, in which she played Fan Ruoruo, further endearing her to audiences.
In 2021, the costume business drama "My Heroic Husband", starring Song Yi, was broadcast on iQIYI. In 2022, she starred in the criminal investigation and anti-drug drama "Day Breaker", which was also broadcast on iQIYI. In 2023, she participated in the 2023 CCTV Spring Festival Gala and the "Progressing on a New Journey - 2023 China Network Audio-Visual Annual Ceremony", and won the "Weibo Annual Breakthrough Actor" honor at the 2022 Weibo Night. In the same year, the TV drama "Follow Your Heart", starring Song Yi, finished filming, and her TV dramas "Destined" and "The Nest" were scheduled to air on iQIYI, Sui Ke, and Kiwi TV. She also won the "Drama Unit Annual Youth Actress" award at the 2023 iQIYI Screaming Night. In 2024, she received the "Weibo Annual Notable Actor" honor at the 2023 Weibo Night. In the same year, the TV drama "Fry Me to the Moon", starring Song Yi, was scheduled to air on Tencent Video and Zhejiang TV.