Gu Yuezhen Net Worth, Measurements, Birthday, Height, weight, Age, Family Facts & Life Story

Gu Yuezhen is a famous Chinese actress who spent decades in the Chinese screen industry. Born in Shantung China, Gu Yuezhen grew up during the height of the communist revolution. She then spent the remainder of her life in Japan and Hong Kong, retiring to take a much deserved rest after a long career in the Japanese movies. Recently, Gu Yuezhen has returned to China, this time to perform in the Chinese National Opera.

Gu Yuezhen is best known to the public as one of the main characters in the hit movie “Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon”. She is a beautiful Chinese actress, known for her flawless skin and black eyes. Born in Shantung, Gu Yuezhen grew up performing in the Shanghai opera troupe, before moving to Japan and then to Hong Kong. There, she gained recognition in the early 1950s as one of the best characters in the popular Kung fu movie “Kung Fu Panda”. In these films, Gu Yuezhen plays the role of Tiger, a fierce and beautiful young female warrior who commands the gang of young Chinese fighting alongside the Dogs.

Gu Yuezhen has also portrayed other strong women throughout her career. Two of her most memorable roles include Wu Gui in the mystery “Xiaolin” and Wang Di in the Beijing melodrama “The Flowers of the Earth”. As the owner of the Shanghai opera troupe, she has been seen as the smart and sultry Cai Lan in “Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon”, and the wise and tender Li Shang in “Zhou Gui”. These films have also earned Gu Yuezhen the Best Actress award at the 2023 Academy Awards in Hollywood. Her best known roles are her starring role in the award-winning film “Xiaolin” as well as her various roles in “Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon” and “The Flowers of the Earth”.

Aside from her long and illustrious career on the stage and screen, Gu Yuezhen has also been a member of numerous other award-winning artistic movements. She is a member of the Beijing opera troupe “Shanzai Geographical”, which is best known for its extravagant costumes, elaborate set and daring interpretations of historical China. She has also spent several years practicing traditional Chinese martial arts under the tutelage of renowned Kung Fu Master Lei Tai. It was during this time that Gu Yuezhen also became known as Chen Ziming in the state first-class shaolin master and martial arts legendMaster Le Guo Gui.

At the age of 34, Gu Yuezhen finally received the prestigious honor of being conferred with the “Cultural Golden Statue” at the Beijing International Exhibition and Festival of Culture and Industry. Among the many dignitaries and guests who attended the ceremony were the President of the People’s Republic of China, Mr. Xi Jiping; his wife, the future first lady of China, Ms. Li Yan; other government officials and various businessmen from the PRC and her native Dong Zhai province. In keeping with tradition, the President presented the “Cultural Golden Statue” to Gu Yuezhen alongside a bouquet of flowers, as was the custom during former periods. There was no mention of who should get the crystal ball or how the award was decided, but rumors abound that the President was personally consulting with Gu Yuezhen while picking out the bouquet of flowers.

During the course of the past year, Gu Yuezhen has been featured in various national and international media, ranging from high profile television shows to a wide range of print publications. In January, she was featured on CCTV’s “Books with Benefits” program, receiving widespread attention and criticism for her choice of preferred literature, which some critics viewed as un-supportive of traditional Chinese culture. It is not uncommon for Chinese leaders to send their official representative to foreign countries to study and/or teach foreign languages, especially when they come from different countries with which China has enjoyed a long history of cultural and business relationships. This shows that Gu Yuezhen’s move to Washington DC may not be entirely unprecedented. What is most noteworthy is that she has chosen to accept an invitation to visit the US capital rather than China, which would be more consistent with Chinese diplomatic protocol.