Wu Lei

Wu Lei (December 26, 1999 -), a Chinese film and television actor, was born in Shanghai and his ancestral home is Guang'an City, Sichuan Province. He graduated from the Performance Department of Beijing Film Academy. In 2005, Wu Lei, who was only 6 years old, entered the entertainment industry by participating in the TV series "Fengming Qishan". In 2009, he became known to the audience for his performance in the situation dramas "Aliens at Home" (playing Tang Buku) and "The Naughty Bag Ma Xiaotiao" (playing Ma Xiaotiao). In 2015, he won the Most Promising Actor Award at the National Drama Festival for his role as Fei Liu in the period drama "Langya Bang". In 2017, he starred in the costume fantasy drama "Fights Break the Sphere" (playing the role of Xiao Yan) adapted from the novel of the same name by Tiancan Tudou and the adventure drama "Sand Sea" (playing the role of Li Cu) adapted from the novel of the same name by Nanpai Sanshu. In 2018, he played the role of the young military general Yang Ping in Zhang Yimou's "Shadow". In 2020, he participated in the passionate youth inspirational drama "Crossfire" with the theme of e-sports (playing the role of Lu Xiaobei). In 2021, he played the leading actor Ashle Falcon in the legendary costume drama "Long Song Xing"; in July of the same year, he played the leading actor Zheng Yuxing in the youth movie "Midsummer Future"; in September, he played the leading actor Zheng Yuxing in the youth inspirational period drama "Sail:" He played the male protagonist Xiao Chuang in "When the Wind Rises", which was selected as the 2021 Excellent Online Audiovisual Works of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television; in October, he played Ma Chengfeng in the tribute film "My Fathers and Me" and "Chengfeng" directed by Wu Jing. In 2022, he played the leading actor Ling Buyi in the costume drama "The Stars Are Brilliant and the Moon Rises Over the Sea". In 2023, Wu Lei starred in the urban drama "Just Love", playing the leading actor Song Sanchuan. In December of the same year, Wu Lei won the "Outstanding Artist of the Year Award" at the Tencent Starlight Awards. In 2024, he played the male lead professional snooker player Lin Yiyang in the modern romance drama "In the Blizzard"; in April of the same year, the movie "The World of Grass and Trees" was released, in which Wu Lei played the male lead He Mulian. The film has a cumulative box office of over 100 million, was shortlisted for the main competition of the 36th Tokyo International Film Festival, and was selected as the opening film of the Beijing Film Festival; in May of the same year, Wu Lei personally directed and starred in the Vanuatu chapter of the third season of the personal cycling video IP column "Ride This Reason" (the Ulan Butong chapter of the first season will be broadcast on February 4, 2022, and the Northern Xinjiang chapter of the second season will be broadcast on August 28, 2023). Since its launch, the program has received high praise from all platforms and received exclusive interviews from central media. The total number of video views in the three seasons exceeded 400 million, and the total number of topic reads exceeded 4 billion. The Douban scores for the first and second seasons were 9.5 and 9.6 respectively. November of the same year