Ruoyun Zhang, 1988, was born in Beijing on August 24th. He is an actor from mainland China and graduated from Beijing Film Academy.
At this time, the nickname became "Shao". Fans pinch their fingers according to the itinerary of less flowers, thinking that Africa is bound to be black. The result was really lost, at least three degrees black.
Fans have given him many nicknames, not to mention the role labels: Brother Yun, Baoyun, Xiaoyun, Boss, Abandoned Governance, Grandpa, Dear, Siwa, Spoon and Zhang Actor, which can be described as spectacular waves after waves.
In 2004, he entered the entertainment circle because he participated in the first TV series "vows of eternal love". 20 1 1 Starring in the inspirational revolutionary drama "Black Fox" and singing the ending song "Strong Man". Fang Tianyi won the most popular TV newcomer award and the best TV newcomer award in the second LeTV Film Festival.
20 13 plays the leading role of Zhou Weiguo in the war drama "New Snow Leopard". In 20 14, he won the National Drama Festival Outstanding Actor of the Year Award. 20 15 played Zhang Xianzong in the fantasy drama The Unintentional Master in the Republic of China, and sang the ending song The Longest Journey.
20 16 won the most popular actor award in the 20 16 national drama festival with the spy war revolutionary drama sparrow; The suspense online drama "Forensic Medicine Qin Ming" starring 65.438+0.2 billion hits.
The TV series "Dear Them" starring 20 17 was broadcast on Hunan Satellite TV; In February, 65438, he first appeared in the drama "Three Sisters Waiting for Godot" in poly theatre.
20 18, starring in the urban love drama "Love Evolution" was released.
20 19, starring in the spy war drama "Fear" was broadcast on Hunan Satellite TV; Fan Xian, the first leading actor in the costume drama where will you go, was nominated for the best leading actor in the Magnolia Award of the 26th Shanghai TV Festival.
In July, 2020, he starred in the costume inspirational drama "Knife in the Snow" based on the novel of the same name of the bonfire drama "Prince".