Ren Yexiang Net Worth, Measurements, Birthday, Height, weight, Age, Family Facts & Life Story

Ren Yexiang is a Chinese actress of the late 1980s. She went on to acquire popular roles in films such as Romance, Gorilla and Mulan. Ren has also tried her hand at acting, appearing in TV series such as The Ringer, CCTV’s Saturday Night Fever, Xia and Micky Yuen. Born in 1978, Ren Yexiang was trained at both the Beijing University of Arts and the Beijing Oriental University.

Ren is Chinese at heart, even her full name is Ren Yexiang. But her career spanned many different cultures and languages. She is originally from China but has lived and worked in various countries including the US, UK and Hong Kong. Ren Yexiang Biography Website provides interesting information about this actress. Here are some of her best-known roles.

“Xia” which translates to “Life or Death” is an action-thriller that was made in 1998. It is set in modern China and follows the life of a professional football player named Xia Xiaoming, who is given a death sentence. He is sent to a labor camp under the control of Chen Zhen, a ruthless general who wants to use Xiaoming as a weapon. The film made by Walt Disney Company stars Mickey Mouse, Aladdin and Jasmine.

“Mu Lan” which means “The Hunting Club” is another Ren Yi movie in the works. This movie revolves around a group of Chinese students who go to a special private school where they meet and train with a deadly assassin. The movie was made in 1998 and starred Jackie Chan. It did not do well at the box office but was well liked by critics. It later became a hit in the American market and has been made into a TV series and several Chinese-American movies and TV series.

“Yi Hong Feng” which translates to “Old Maid” is a Chinese action-thriller which was made in 1998. It is about a Chinese female who falls in love with a Westerner and helps him during his war against the Japanese. It was set in the years immediately following the Pearl Harbor attack. The movie was produced by whoever was in charge of the animation for King Kong, namely Bruce Neill and Yuen Woong.

All of these are Ren Yi films; some were made by local Chinese artists while others were made by Hollywood producers. No matter who made that film, it was great to see Chinese art in motion. Nowadays, the Chinese people are becoming more involved in Hollywood films and they want to see their favorite Chinese characters on screen.