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Revision as of 04:35, 19 November 2020
Wu Mian
Profile
- Name: 吴冕 / Wu Mian
- Profession: Actress
- Birthdate: 1959
- Birthplace: Shanghai, China
TV Series
- Octogenarians and the 90s (2021)
- Jin Xin Si Yu (2021)
- Half a Lifelong Romance (2020)
- Nothing But Thirty (2020)
- Love Designer (2020)
- Good Time (2020)
- Hello Joann 2 (2019)
- Entering a New Era (2018)
- Moonshine and Valentine (2018)
- Seven of Me (2017)
- Heirs (2017)
- Les Interpretes (2016)
- Paper Restaurant (2016)
- Pretty Wife (2015)
- Hey Daddy (2015)
- Liang Xin (2014)
- The Red (2014)
- Baobei (2013)
- Dad Comes Home (2012)
- Old Cities Past Events (2011)
- The Legend of Crazy Monk (2010)
- Zhong Guo Jia Ting Zhi Mu Ai (2010)
- Dreams Link as Shun Juan (Hunan TV, 2007)
- Shang Hai Cang Sang as Shen Geng Ping (2005)
- DA Shi as Yang Fen Fen (2003)
- Ni Kuai Le Suo Yi Wo Kuai Le (2001)
- Shang Hai Ren Zai Dong Jing 上海人在东京 (1995)
- Han Zheng Jie 汉正街 (1989)
Recognitions
- 10th Flying Sky Television Awards Winner: Best Actress for Han Zheng Jie (1989)
Trivia
- Education: Shanghai Theatre Academy (1982 graduate)