Zhang Aijia plays Zhang Aijia Zhang Aijia, whose ancestral home is Wutai, Shanxi./kloc-0 was born in Taiwan Province, China in 1953, and was once named Zhang Aijia. Graduated from an American school. An all-round female artist is not only an excellent singer and actress, but also a female director, screenwriter and producer. She has won two Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan, two Hong Kong Film Awards and one Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actress. Known as "Little Sister" by Tayu Lo and "Sister Zhang" by Jonathan Lee and Liang Yongqi, she was once recommended by Time magazine in three pages. He has starred in nearly 100 films for more than 30 years. Chinese name: mbth, Zhang Aijia: Sylvia Chang Nationality: China Date of birth:1July 2, 9531day Occupation: Actor, singer, film director, producer, screenwriter, representative work: song "The Price of Love" Blood type: O constellation: The honor won by Cancer was shortlisted for the Best Actress Award in the Second Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Partner.

She was shortlisted for the Best Actress Award in the 4th Hong Kong Film Awards with A Night in Shanghai.

Won the Best Actress Award at the 6th Hong Kong Film Awards for "Favorite"

Bobby Yip and A-Lang's Story were both shortlisted for the Best Actress Award in the 9th Hong Kong Film Awards.

With "The Queen of Temple Street", she was nominated for the Best Actress Award in the 10th Hong Kong Film Awards.

Won the Best Actress Award at the 21st Hong Kong Film Awards for Forever.

With "20, 30, 40", she was shortlisted for the Best Actress Award in the 24th Hong Kong Film Awards.

With "Hainan Chicken Rice", she was shortlisted for the Best Actress Award in the 25th Hong Kong Film Awards.

Won the Best Supporting Actress Award in the 13th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award for Blue Sky.

With Jasmine, she was shortlisted for the Best Actress Award in the 17th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards.

Won the Best Actress Award in the 18th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award for My Grandpa.

Won the Best Actress Award in the 23rd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award for "Favorite"

She was shortlisted for the Best Actress Award in the 26th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award for The Story of Three Women.

Short-listed for the Best Actress Award in the 38th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards with Forever.

With "Hainan Chicken Rice", she was shortlisted for the Best Actress Award in the 41st Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award.