Yang Mi is a Chinese singer and actress who was chosen by the Chinese newspaper Southern Metropolis Daily as one of the “New Four Dan Actresses.” Her roles in the television shows “The Return of the Condor Heroes” and “Chinese Paladin 3” catapulted her to fame. She earned the Most Popular Actress award at the 17th Shanghai Television Festival for her performance in “Palace.” Yang also won the Golden Eagle Award for “Beijing Love Story” at the 26th China Television Golden Eagle Awards.

Yang Mi’s Childhood

She was born on September 12, 1968, in Beijing’s Xuanwu District. Yang Xiaolin, her father, was a police officer, and Yang Chunling, her mother, was a homemaker.

“?” was a nickname she was given because both of her parents had the surname Yang. She is a student at Beijing Flim Academy’s Performance Institute and a graduate of the now-defunct Beijing Xuanxu Experimental Primary School.

Yang Mi’s Career in Film and Television

Yang began her acting career when she was four years old when she appeared in the historical television series Tang Ming Huang. On the show, she played the young princess Xianning. She starred as a beggar’s daughter in the 1992 film King of Beggars. Following that, she was offered various film and television roles, including Heroes Calamity in 1993.

Yang rose to prominence after portraying Guo Xiang in the TV series The Return of the Condor Heroes. After playing the protagonist Wang Zhaojung in the eponymous series and Cheng Xiaonuo in Beautiful Life, Yang’s reputation skyrocketed. From 2006 to 2008, Yang was a part of these television series.

Yang starred in the Chinese television series Paladin 3, which was based on the popular computer game of the same name. In different parts of China, video games topped the rating charts.

Yang rose to prominence after starring in the hit television show Palace in 2011. She portrayed Luo Qingchuan/ Hua Ying in the series. She went on to work on a number of additional TV shows, including Beauty World, Beijing Love Story Legendary of the Military Seal, and Palace 2.

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Yang starred as the principal protagonist in Tiny Times, a film adaptation of Guo Jingming’s best-selling novel of the same name, released in 2013. She also appeared in the sequel to Tiny Times, Tiny Times 2. Ming has also appeared in films like Snow Blossom and The Breakup Guru, both of which are romantic comedies.

Yang returned to television in 2016 with the TV series The Interpreter, in which she played Qiao Fei, a young woman who falls in love with her master Jia Yang. The series received the best ratings of any Chinese drama in 2016.

Yang has also appeared in L.O.R.D: Legend of Ravaging Dynasties, a computer-generated motion capture action fantasy adventure film.

Yang Mi’s Achievements & Awards

At the 17th Shanghai Television Festival, Yang won the Television Most Popular Actress award for her work in ‘Palace.’ Later, for her performance in Beijing Love Story, she won the 26th China TV Golden Eagle Award for the most popular actress. She won the Best Actress Award at the 50th World Fest Houston International Film Festival for Reset, as well as the Jackie Chan Action Movie Award for Best Action Movie Actress.

Yang Mi’s net worth is unknown

Yang Mi is a well-known Chinese actress who has received numerous awards and honors. She has amassed a sizable fortune via her acting career, in which she is one of China’s highest-rated actresses. Yang Mi’s net worth is reported to be around $15 million (200 million Yuan) as of 2018, and she earns 27 million Yuan each year. Yang owns two vehicles: a BYD and a hatchback. She not only has automobiles, but she also travels on a high-end plane.

Yang Mi’s Private Life

She is married to Hawick Lau, a Hong Kong actor and singer. Yang Mi disclosed her romance with actor Lau Lau on Weibo in 2012. Mi revealed her engagement in November 2013, a year after her declaration. On January 8, 2014, Yang Mi and Hawick Lau married in Bali, Indonesia. Tiffany Tang, a close friend of hers, was also present for the wedding. She and her husband Lau gave birth to their daughter Noemie Lau on June 14, 2014, at the Hong Kong Adventist Hospital in Hong Kong, just months after their marriage. Yang Mi is a social media celebrity with over 640k followers.

Body Measurement of Yang Mi

32 years of age (2018)
5’6
33-24-35 is the body measurement.
Weight: 48 kg (2018)