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Revision as of 15:11, 13 November 2020
For other artists with a similar names, see Chen Hao (disambiguation).
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Contents
Profile
- Name: 陈好 / Chen Hao
- Profession: Actress and singer
- Birthdate: 1979-Dec-09 (age 46)
- Birthplace: Qingdao, Shandong, China
- Height: 166cm
- Star sign: Sagittarius
- Chinese zodiac: Goat
- Blood type: O
- Family: Husband/KKR Chairman David Liu (刘海峰) and daughter (b. 2011-May)
TV Series
- Order of Republic (2021)
- Mysterious Summer (2014)
- Editorial Department Story (2013)
- Three Kingdoms as Diao Chan (CCTV, 2010)
- Wanton and Luxurious Living 纸醉金迷 as Tian Pei Zhi (2008)
- Da Huai Shu 大槐树 as Feng Yuan (CCTV, 2007)
- Huang Shang Er Da Ye 皇上二大爺 as Concubine Zheng (2007)
- The Great Dunhuang as Princess Fei Tian, Mei Duo (CCTV, 2006, story 1)
- Shei Wei Ni Zuo Zheng 谁为你作证 as Chen Wei (2006)
- Mei Nu Ye Chou Jia 美女也愁嫁 as Shen Tian (2006)
- Yu Wang Zu Ji 欲望阻击 as Xiao Xiao (2006)
- Wo Ai He Dong Shi as Du Yue Hong (CTV, 2005)
- Shuang Xiang Pao as Lv Xia (2004)
- The Luckiest Man (2003) as Wan Ru Yi
- Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils as A Zi (CCTV, 2003)
- The Story of Selecting Imperial Concubines 選妃記 (2003)
- Pink Ladies as Wan Ren Mi (2003)
- Zhai Men Ni Zi 宅門逆子 / 宅门逆子(2003)
- Da Wan 大腕 (2003)
- Li Wei Dang Guan as Yue Si Ying (2002)
- Lu Bu Wei: Hero in Times of Disorder (2000)
Movies
- Tiny Dust, True Love (2009)
- The Magic Aster (2009)
- The Founding of a Republic (2009)
- Kissed by the Wolves / 吻狼 (2006)
- Gimme Kudos (2005)
- He Who Chases After the Wind / 捕風漢子 (2005)
- The Money Tree / 搖錢樹 (2005)
- Pretty Swindler / 撈女日記 (2005)
- Postmen in the Mountains (1999)
- Surveillance (1997)
Trivia
- Education: Central Academy of Drama (1997-2001)
- Languages: Mandarin, English, and Japanese