Lu Yi

Background

After three years, their daughter, Lu Yu Xuan( Bei Er )was born. Lu Yi was born in Shanghai, a common family.

Education

He graduated from the Shanghai Theatre Academy in 1999.

Career

Lu Yi started his actor life when he was five years old. In 1999, he rose to fame because of the television series, Never Dies Content. Over the next several years, he took part in numerous television series and films, such as Boy&Girl, Confucius, et cetera

Lu Yi married actress Bo Lei (鲍蕾) in 2006.

He began his life as an actor when he was a child. However, he was not well-known at that time.

Lu Yi played a role in move "Spring Ding-dong" when he was five years old. From age five to eighteen, he had an average one to two movies each year.

In Grade 8, Lu began to learn Peking Opera and Chinese Kung Fu.

After three years, he took part in more than 700 dramas. After a long period of time to hone, he joined the television series crew, Never Dies Content, in 1999. Lu Yi became one of the top actors in China.

1999–2005

Over the next several years after his 1999 debut in Never Dies Content, the audiences started to know him.

This time period was the most active years in Lu"s career life. Lu had been participating in fourteen television series and films, and all those television series and film attracted a lot of people"s attention in China.

He not only published two books, but also released two albums at this time period. His movie Seven Swords was the opening movie in Venice Film Festival in year 2005.

Lu took a break after his wedding.

2007–present

Lu returned from his break in 2007, and he played main roles in the films Anna&Anna, Fit Lover, Tangshan Dadizhen, et cetera Lu has been always active in the screen of films and television series until now.

Achievements

• In year 2004 and 2005, Lu had win the thirteenth and eleventh place of Forbes Chinese Celebrities List respectively. At the same year, Seven Swords received seven nominations at the Golden Horse, and two nominations at the Hong Kong Film Award. In year 2010, his movie, The Stool Pigeon received four nominations at the Hong Kong Film Award. Next year, his another movie, Three Kingdoms, won two awards in of Korea and Japan.

Connections

classmate:

Shanghai Theatre