Yang Mi, born in Beijing in 1986, grew from child performer to one of the most bankable stars of mainland Chinese television. She reached mass popularity as Guo Xiang in Chinese Paladin 3 (2009) and cemented her position with the palace hit Palace: The Lock Heart Jade (2011), before delivering the era-defining fantasy Eternal Love (2017) as the goddess Bai Qian. On the big screen she has led commercial projects like the mystery Reset (2017). Beyond acting, she runs a management company that has launched several younger Chinese stars, making her one of the industry's most influential female producers.
Yang Mi
40 years (Sep 12, 1986)Beijing, China
29 Movies37 Series
Yang Mi, born in Beijing in 1986, grew from child performer to one of the most bankable stars of mainland Chinese television. She reached mass popularity as Guo Xiang in Chinese Paladin 3 (2009) and cemented her position with the palace hit Palace: The Lock Heart Jade (2011), before delivering the era-defining fantasy Eternal Love (2017) as the goddess Bai Qian. On the big screen she has led commercial projects like the mystery Reset (2017). Beyond acting, she runs a management company that has launched several younger Chinese stars, making her one of the industry's most influential female producers.
Mini Yang, or more commonly known as Yang Mi (Chinese: 杨幂), is a Chinese actress most well-known for her roles in popular television series "The Return of the Condor Heroes", "Chinese Paladin 3", and "Palace". Her most notable film role to date is as Lin Xiao from the "Tiny Times" movie series. In 2013, she was named as the 7th most powerful celebrity on Forbes China Celebrity 100 list. In 2014, she married Hong Kong actor Hawick Lau, and gave birth to their daughter in June 2014.