Does anyone have information about the actress Liu Tao? Urgent!!!

Name: Liu Tao

English name: Tamia

Birthday: July 12, 1978

Birthday on the lunar calendar: June 8, the year of the Wuwu

Phase: Horse

Character sign: Cancer

Height: 168cm

Weight. 50kg

Birthplace: Nanchang, Jiangxi

Education: Guangdong University of Foreign Studies

Major: Law

Specialties: Singing, Dancing, Calligraphy, Strong Learning Ability

Languages: Mandarin, English, Cantonese

Experience: Served as a soldier in the military, and entered the film and television industry through commercials

Personality: Strong, straightforward, desperate, and never admits defeat

Personalities: Strong, and always ready to give up, but also ready to give up, and always ready to give up, Straightforward, desperate, not admitting defeat, a bit tomboyish, but especially good to family and friends, family-oriented.

What kind of opposite sex is most attractive to you: having talent, appearance is not important, there should be a place that can convince you.

On marriage: "If there is someone like Xiao Feng in reality, I will love him like Ah Zhu. If there isn't, I'll just let it all go."

On friends: "My family says there are times when I am nicer to my friends than to my family." Liu Tao always says that people are good to her, but there is a famous saying that someone loves you because you know how to love others.

On jokes: "I often take other people's jokes seriously."

『2. Personal Experience』

In 1993, at the age of 15 in his second year of high school, he was selected to join the Nanjing Military Group's civilian troupe. From 1993 to 1995, she served as a civilian soldier in the troupe. During the three years in the army, she was proficient in sketches, comedy, singing and dancing. Liu Tao herself said it was because of the full exercise in the army, and then entered the film and television circle after being able to naturally face the camera and quickly enter the role.

In 1998, she moved to Guangzhou to study law at the Guangzhou Foreign Language Institute at her own expense, and in 2000, she began to shoot a lot of commercials of various types, such as the Wahaha mineral water commercial with Wang Leehom.

In 2000, she appeared in "Foreign Daughter-in-Law Jinan Lang", playing Hu Xingzi. Shooting commercials, she was spotted by the director. With her boldness, daring acting and similar toughness of that Shanghai girl, Liu Tao successfully played this foreign daughter-in-law, a shrewd and snobbish Shanghai girl. The movie received high ratings in the Pearl River Delta. In the same year, she appeared in the movie "Return of the Pearl - Heaven and Earth", playing the role of Musha. She describes the process of playing the role herself: "At that time, they gave me five pages of lines, and when I looked at them, they were scary. Little Swallow's is full of names of dishes, two big sheets, and the names of tea alone are 50 or 60 kinds. So I started memorizing the names of the dishes as soon as I was free at night during the daytime shooting. I started memorizing every morning when I opened my eyes, and at night I memorized even in my dreams, so I basically didn't sleep much. As a result, when I went to the audition, I really memorized them. Later, the director of the cast said that he chose me because he thought I was very serious, and of the many people who auditioned for the movie, only two had memorized it, and one of them was me." Liu Tao then stood out among the more than 200 actors who auditioned for the role. Her style was very different from that of other actresses in the Qiongyao drama, in which she showed her unruly side and became the only female lead in the Qiongyao drama who did not shed any tears, leaving an extremely deep impression on the audience.

In 2002, Liu Tao signed with Zhongjie Culture Communication Co. She then appeared in the dramas "Joyful Youth", "Red and Black 2000" and "Taiwan Strait".

In 2003, she appeared in "Eight Parts of the Dragon" as Ah Zhu. Her interpretation of Ah Zhu won the audience's unanimous approval and was hailed as a classic role comparable to the role of Huang Rong in the Hong Kong version of "Shooting Eagles" back then. The producer of the drama saw a magazine with Liu Tao's cover at a newsstand at the intersection, and then contacted Liu Tao's agent, Li Jingping. When trying out for the drama, the crew asked Liu Tao to interpret the scene of parting with Qiao Feng in life and death. At that moment, Liu Tao expressed A Zhu's introverted and implicit emotion of thinking of others in a delicate and deep way, and thus gained the favor of director Zhang Jizhong. "After reading the script I realized why they asked me to play A Zhu, I felt so much like her that even my former boyfriend said I was A Zhu." At the end of 2003, Liu Tao went to Tsinghua University for a meet-and-greet. Her unadorned and generous performance made her the dream girl of a new generation on campus overnight. In the same year, she appeared in The Last Imperial Concubine, playing Qi Ruyu. Liu Tao recalled that it wasn't until "The Last Imperial Concubine" that she finally found the feeling of "acting". "In the past, when I played Musha, I was exactly the same as when I was in the army, just a little bit more savage than then, and that was enough. When it came to playing Azhu, Liu Tao described it as like reading a book, turning a page every day, making progress every day." In the same year, she appeared in "Heroic Children of Yongle" as Barbara. It was a light comedy directed by Zhang Jizhong and co-starring Kou Shixun, Liu Xiaoqing, Tang Guoqiang, and Bao Jianfeng. Liu Tao described herself as "Barbarella is a cute and naughty character between Little Swallow and Huang Rong".

In 2004, Liu Tao appeared in "Fate Is Yours", in which, unlike her previous roles, she played both Du Muxue, a young lady who returned from her stay in the UK, and Jin'er, a servant girl of a big family, and the two characters exchanged each other's identities and lives by chance. As they swapped identities and lovers, Liu Tao also had to play the psychological state of the characters when they were upside down, thus Liu Tao could be said to be experiencing four different life experiences. In the same year, she appeared in The Legend of the White Snake, playing the role of White Snake. Liu Tao herself commented that the pressure of shooting this movie was very great, just like fighting a war: "The time when I really came back to myself was the Legend of the White Snake, because at that time I felt that the Legend of the White Snake was just like a war, and at that time I regarded myself as a valiant soldier, because I was shouldering a responsibility and shouldering this script."

In 2005, she appeared in "Ask the King How Many Sorrows He Can Have," playing Zhou Ehuang and Madam Hua Rui. Also filmed "Paris Love Song", "Heroes Everywhere" and so on.

October 11, 2007 Liu Tao published an article "The Terminator" on her blog, revealing the news of her marriage in a poetic tone and saying that the marriage will not affect Liu Tao's acting work She is now signed with Taihe Media Investment Co.

January 06, 2008, the wedding ceremony was held at 11 o'clock at the Wangfujing Hotel in Beijing, and she announced to the media at the scene of the wedding that she would quit acting and raise her children at ease after marriage. The company's website is a great place to learn more about the company's services, and to learn more about the company's services.

On June 22, 2008, she welcomed a healthy and cute baby.

『3. TV drama works』

2000 "Foreign Daughter-in-law Local Lang" as Kouzi

2000 "Jiu Ji Restaurant" as Chu Chu

2000 "The Ring of Pearls Part III - Heaven and Earth" as Princess Musha of Burma

2001 "The Great Qinzhi's Imperial City Eagle" as Feixue Gege

2001 "Letter is there" as "The Royal City Eagle"

2001 "The Royal City Eagle" as Flying Snow Gege

This is the first time that the Chinese government has announced that it will withdraw from acting, and that the government is going to take a step forward in the future.

2001 "Faith is Fate" as Fang Xiu Xiu

2001 "Taiwan Strait" as Chen Si Si

2001 "Red and Black 2000" as Xiang Xiao Xiao

2001 "Joyful Youth" as Bai Li

2002 "Eight of Dragons" as A Zhu

2003 "The Last Imperial Concubine" as Qi Ruyu Qi Ruyu

2003 "Heroes and Children of Yongle" as Princess Barbara of Yongle

2004 "So It's You" as Du Muxue and Jin'er

2004 "The Legend of the White Snake" as Bai Suzhen

2004 "Ask the King How Much Sorrow Can You Have" as Empress Dowager Zhou and Madame Flower Rui

2005 "Heroes of Everywhere" as Zhou Ju

2005 "Heroes of Everywhere

2005 "Cherry is Red" as Meng Xing

2005 "Paris Love Song" as Yu Yue

2005 "Luminous Chalice" as Cheng Xiu Xiu

2005 "Princess of Dali" as A Fine A Tzu

2006 "The New Lords of the Seal" as Chang'e

2006 The Big Man played Chu Chu Gongzi Yi

2006 Magic Sword Life and Death Chess played Liu Yi Yi

2006 Cold Nights played Zeng Shusheng

2007 Woman's Flower played Huang Meier

2007 Dancing with Masks played Han Sirei

2007 Prequel to the Lotus Lantern played Yao Ji

『4. Movie Works』

2006 "The Story of A Bao" as Liu Jia

『5. Awards and Experiences』

2004 Most Charming Actress Award Liu Tao "The Eight Parts of the Dragon"

2006 "Starlight Ceremony" Most Popular Four Flower Girls

2007 "Dancing with the Mask" as Yao Ji

2007 "Prequel to the Po Lian Lantern" as Liu Ji

『4.

2007 Sina TV Series Ranking Award for Best Actress in the Second Quarter Liu Tao 《问君能有几多愁》等

『6..广告代言』

2000 Wahaha Mineral Water Advertisement-(Now Stopped)

2002 Dabao Series-(Now Stopped)

2002 VIVOTEK TIANSHANXUE GROUP, TIANSHANXUE PURE MILK-(now stopped)

2003 KOOSA SHARP TABLETS-(now stopped)

2004 VANKE GOLDEN HOMES-(now stopped)

2007 Yameizi - Mainland

2007 Hui Green Flooring

'7. Film and Television Productions

Film and Television Productions: "Eight Parts of the Dragon" (Mainland)

Episodes: 40

Originally Written by: JIN Yong

Chief Producer: ZHANG Jizhong

Directed by: ZHOU Xiaowen, JU Jueliang (Hong Kong), YU Min

Major Actors: HU Jun, HU Jun, HU Jun, and YU Min

Major Actors: HU Jun, HU Jun, and YU Min

Major Actors: HU Jun, HU Jun, and YU Min. p>Main Cast: Hu Jun, Lin Zhiying, Liu Yifei, Liu Tao, Gao Hu, Chen Hao

Film and Television Works: "Heroic Sons and Daughters of Yongle"

AKA: "Heroic Heroes of Yongle"

Episodes: 38

General Producer: Zhang Jizhong

Screenwriter: Wu Yuzong

Director: Yu Min

Main Cast: Kou Shixun Liu Xiaoqing, Tang Guoqiang, Liu Tao, Bao Jianfeng, Chen Long, He Saifei, Yan Danchen

Film and Television: "So It's You"

Original Title: "Fate Is Yours"

Episode Number: 35 episodes

Producer: Yang Zhenhua

Director: Zhu Yiyi

Main Cast: Liu Tao, Chen Sihan, Ye Tong, Qiu Xinzhi, Lu Shiyu Wang Yixuan, Zhang Tielin, Ning Danlin

Film and Television: The Legend of the White Snake

Episodes: 30

Producer: Li Gongda

Screenwriters: Feng Yuan, Jiang Yuan

Director: Wu Jiamian (Taiwan)

Main Actors: Liu Tao, Pan Yueming, Chen Zixin, Liu Xiaofeng, Liu Xiyuan, Xie Ning, Shi Liang

Main Cast: Liu Tao, Pan Yueming, Chen Zixin, Liu Xiaofeng, Liu Xiyuan, Shi Liang

Main Cast: Liu Tao, Chen Sihan, Qiu Xinzhi, Lu Shiyu >Film and Television: "Ask the King How Many Sorrows He Can Have"

Original title: "Empress Li and Zhao Kuangyin"

Also known as "The Love of Jiangshan and Beauty"

Also known as "The Great Song Founding"

Episodes: 39 episodes

Screenwriter: Deng Yuehui

Director: Wu Liyi Myrmidon

Main actors: Wu Qilong, Liu Tao, Huang Wenhao, Wu Yue, Pan Hong, Liu Zhen

Film and Television: "Cherry is Red"

Episodes: 24

Producer: Huang Zhichao, Xi Hui

Screenwriter: Han Suping

Director: Sun Wen

Main Actors: Liu Tao, Bao Jianfeng, Chen Gang, Xu Yuyongyong, Yue Yue, Gu Haibin, Zhao Liang, Xi Hong, Bo Han

Film and TV: "The Luminous Chalice"

Episodes: 30

Director: Wen Wei

Main Cast: Guo Jinan, Zhang Ting, Li Mingshun, Liu Tao, Chen Long, Lu Mingjun, Lin Minglun, Lin Xiangping

Film and TV: "Heroes All Over the Place"

Episodes: 28

The series is based on Shi Zhongshan's novel "Ghosts All Over the Place". Adaptation

Chief Screenwriter and Director: Zhou Li

Main Cast: Liu Tao, Yu Xiaowei, Lian Yiming, Feng Yuanzheng, Wang Qingxiang

Film and Television Production: "Princess Dali"

Number of Episodes: 31 episodes

Producer: Yang Xu, Zhou Min, Tao Juan

Screenwriters: Jiang Dan, Huang Yi

Director: Pu Tingjin (Hong Kong)

Main Cast: Lin Xinru, Liu Tao, Wang Zhan, Fan Zhiqi, Xu Xing, Jin Shunzi, Gao Bao,

Zhou Shiyi, Jia Hengli, Song Xi, Liu Chang, Zhong Weihua, Cao Yan

Film and Television Works: "The Big Man"

Based on the novel of the same name by Gu Long

Number of Episodes: 31 episodes

Screenwriters: Sun Duo, Zhu Ke Xin, Reed Qijie, etc.

Directors: Zhang Min, Li Bingguang

Main Cast: Nicholas Tse, Li Xinjie, Liu Tao, Yan Kuan, Zhao Yue, Zhao Bin

Film and Television Works: "The Magic Sword Life and Death Chess"

Number of Episodes: 50 episodes

Producers: Zhu Cheng, Nie Nan

Screenwriter: Zhang Nan

Directors: Xiong Yu

Main Cast: Tang Guoqiang, Sun Xiezhi, Shao Bing, Liu Tao, Lv Liangwei, Liu Wei, Dai Jiaoqian, Ting Ting

Film and Television Works: Cold Night

Episode Number: 36

Based on the novel of the same name by Ba Jin

Producer: Kong Kong

Director: Kong Kong, Chen Lie

Main Cast: Winston Chao, Liu Tao, Lv Zhong, Dong Yong Dong Rongrong, Dong Rongrong

Film and Television: "Women's Flower"

Episodes: 40

Based on Wu Qitai's "Little Peach Blossom"

Screenwriter: Wu Qitai, Wang Chen

Producer: Jia Xiaochen

Director: Yao Xiaofeng

Key Actors: Qin Hailu, Liu Tao, Huang Ming, Feng Shaofeng, Zhang Tong, Tu Liman, Zhang Chao