Asian Zhao Wei (赵薇) [Tiongkok]

Thira · Jun 4, 2012

~ Zhao Wei ~

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Zhao Wei (born 12 March 1976) is a Chinese actress and pop singer. Audiences sometimes refer to her by her English name, Vicki Zhao (sometimes spelled Vicky Zhao).[1] She has been awarded the Hundred Flowers Award, Shanghai Film Critics Award, Huabiao Award, Golden Eagle TV Award as well as Shanghai Film Festival Golden Globe, amongst others.
After being chosen to work as an extra on a filming set, Zhao developed a love for acting. While studying at Beijing Film Academy, Zhao participated in various film projects. Zhao's breakout role as a leading actress was in Princess Pearl, a Chinese television series. In 1999, after Princess Pearl was broadcast, Zhao also began a singing career with her first album, Swallow. She is considered one of the "Four Young Dan actresses" in China (四小花旦), along with Xu Jinglei, Zhang Ziyi and Zhou Xun.[2]
Zhao rose to international stardom in films such as Stephen Chow's Shaolin Soccer (2001), So Close (2002) and the epic Warriors of Heaven and Earth (2004). In John Woo's historical epic Red Cliff (2009), she played warrior princess Sun Shangxiang. She gained positive reviews from the Associated Press: "But the biggest surprise in the cast is Chinese actress Zhao Wei, who steals the show with her portrayal of Sun's spunky tomboy sister Sun Shangxiang."[3] For her achievements in film, television, and music, Japanese media dubbed her China's No.1 actress,[4] and UK's The Independent described her as "China's box office darling."[5]
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Name: 赵薇 / Zhao Wei

English name: Vicki Zhao

Also known as: Wei Wei / Xiao Wei

Profession: Actress and singer

Birthdate: 1976-Mar-12

Birthplace: Wuhu, Anhui, China

Height: 166cm

Weight: 48kg

Star sign: Pisces

Chinese zodiac: Dragon

Blood type: O

Family: Older brother, husband/businessman Huang You Long, and daughter (born 2010-April-11)

The discography of Zhao Wei, a Chinese singer, contains seven studio albums, forty-five music videos and a number of other appearances.
In 1999, Zhao also entered the music industry and released her first album, Swallow. It included several tunes from the series Princess Pearl. The album was relatively successful and received several awards; critics commented on Zhao's potential in the music industry. In 1999, China's Pop Songs Chart Committee presented Zhao the "Best Potential Award" for her debut album. The same year in Hong Kong, Radio Hong Kong awarded Zhao the "Best Progress Award." Moreover, Radio Hong Kong presented Zhao an "Outstanding Mandarin Song Bronze Award" for her single "There is a Girl" (有一个姑娘). Originally, "There is a Girl" was a theme in Zhao's breakthrough series, Princess Returning Pearl.
Following Zhao's debut in the music industry, she has released several other albums. The same year, Magic of Love was released. In 2001, Zhao released the album The Last Separation, based on her recent breakup with her boyfriend. Zhao's first three albums sold well in China, selling over 3 million copies, but received a lukewarm response from critics. As part of the soundtrack for Romance in the Rain, Zhao performed several songs written by Chiung Yao. In the actual television series, Zhao's character, Lu Yiping, also performed many songs.
After taking a three-year break from singing to focus on her acting work, in 2004 Zhao released the album Piao (飄), meaning "flutter." Zhao recorded this album in hopes of coping with the rumours about her. Fans and critics alike feel Zhao's new album shows a more mature and expressive singing technique.[1] Included in the album were hits such as "Jian Jian" and "Continuous Rainy Sunday." Following the release of Piao, Zhao's music career flourished. At the 12th East Music Awards, Zhao won the Best Stage Performance Award.[2] Furthermore, at the 5th Pepsi Music Chart Awards, Zhao was selected as Mainland's Most Popular Female Singer.[3]
Following the success of Piao, Zhao released another album titled Double (双). This album included the popular hits "One Tiny Part" (微小的部分)and "Shangguan Yan and I" (我和上官燕). It also included "Faxian" (发现; literally "Realize"), based on the theme song of Moment in Peking. The success of Double resulted in Zhao winning "Most Popular Female Artist" at the 13th ERS Golden Song Awards and Music Radio Awards.
Her music career is highlighted by her wins in the Channel V's 12th Chinese Music Billboard Event in 2006. Zhao won awards for Most Popular Female Artist and Most Popular Music Video for her music video "Shangguan Yan and I."[4] Zhao was also awarded MTV Asia's Favourite Artist from Mainland China.[5]
Her seventh album Angel's Suitcase crowned the Best Female Vocal Performance and Best Album.[6]
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Zhao Wei (赵薇) – We’re All Great Directors (我们都是大导演) (2009) (FLAC)

Zhao Wei (赵薇) – Angel’s Suitcase (天使旅行箱) (2007) (APE)

Zhao Wei (赵薇) – Double (Double 双) (2005) (APE)

Zhao Wei (赵薇) – Afloat (Piao) (飄) (2004) (APE)

Zhao Wei (赵薇) – The Last Separation (最后一次分手新歌+精选) (2001) (APE)

Zhao Wei (赵薇) – Magic of Love (爱情大魔咒) (1999) (FLAC)

Zhao Wei (赵薇) - Swallow (小燕子-飞跃时空的精灵) (1999) (MP3)

Zhao Wei (赵薇) - Moment in Peking Soundtrack (《京華煙雲》電視原聲帶) (2005)

Zhao Wei (赵薇) - Chinese Odyssey Soundtrack (《天下無雙》電影原聲帶) (2002)

Zhao Wei (赵薇) – Romance in the Rain Original Soundtrack (情深深雨濛濛音乐全记录) (2001) (APE)

VA – Romance in the Rain Original Soundtrack (情深深雨濛濛音乐全记录 OST) (2CD) (2001) (APE)

VA – Princess Pearl OST (Chuckle Of Huan Zhu OST) (还珠格格音乐全记录) (1999) (FLAC)

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