On December 5th, I don’t know if you are familiar with the name Yu Zhen, but talk about Ma Yunfei in "Anti-Japanese Special Agents", Qu Hu in "Chinese Brothers", and Wei Jiujin in "Going South". There should be a man with iron blood in everyone's mind.
In the show business circle, as an actor, the road is not too wide, but there are always some wizards who can always occupy a place on one side. Yu Zhen is one of them. The anti-war dramas and spy war dramas that have been performed over the years have repercussions. They are all relatively high, and they belong to the so-called professional users of anti-Japanese war films.
Yu Zhen, born in Beijing on May 10, 1975, graduated from the Central Academy of Drama, is an actor from mainland China. Before entering the Central Academy of Drama, Yu Zhen worked as a waiter in a bar, a wine salesman, a front desk manager in a restaurant, and also sold cars in the Beijing jeep sales department.
By chance, he followed a friend to apply for the acting school run by Lu Liping that year and was admitted. After graduation, he followed a friend to apply for the Central Academy of Drama and was successfully admitted.
After several years of studying in Chinese opera, Yu Zhen won the recognition of the Beijing People's Art Theatre with his outstanding professional performance. He worked with many senior performers in drama performances, and starred in "Camel Xiangzi" and other plays.
In 1996, he starred in the movie "For a New Life" for the first time and played a bodyguard in the play.
In 1999, played the role of the boss of Bicheng dating agency in the TV series "I Love Long Hair Fluttering".
Yu Zhen is widely known for his role as "Ma Yunfei" in "Secret Service No. 5". From Qu Hu in "Chinese Brothers" to Wei Jiujin in "South and South", to Ma Yunfei in "Secret Service No. 5", Yu Zhen has created classic tough guy images one after another in film and television dramas. A typical spy war drama star.
In 2004, he starred with Yang Shuquan in the anti-Japanese drama "The Heroes of Luliang" directed by He Qun, and played Lei Shizhu in the play.
In 2005, co-starred in the movie "Drug Police" with Hou Yong. And Zhao Lin starred in the movie "Yang Decai Marriage" as Yang Tongban.
and actress Fang Boni registered their marriage in Dongcheng District, Beijing on December 10, 2009, and their relationship arose afterwards.
In 2010, actor Fang Boni issued a statement that she and Huayi artist Yu Zhen received a certificate of marriage, and the marriage for half a year was about to enter the court due to "domestic violence". After that, the man issued a statement denying domestic violence.
It is understood that the two met and developed a relationship in September last year while filming. The reason why the two received a flash marriage certificate in December last year was because the woman was pregnant and belonged to Fengzi's marriage.
Fang Boni recalled: “I found out that I was pregnant on November 24 last year. Yu Zhen is already in his thirties, and he and his mother hope that I can give birth to a child. My mother feels that this is a shame and is very angry. Finally we Let me persuade my mother.”
Yu Zhen applied to the court for divorce proceedings until June 8, 2010.
Marriage with Xin Yue, also an actor, on March 17, 2012.
It is worth mentioning that he and Xin Yue are both actors in the Beijing People's Art Theater, and they are also familiar actors, and the starring role of the TV series "Mission Impossible". Earlier, Xin Yue's Weibo showed clues that she was about to get married.
She said on Weibo: "Among tens of millions of people, I will meet the person you want to meet early!" She hinted that she has found her life destination.
Now Yu Zhen has achieved extraordinary results in his career, and he has a happy family. As soon as Yu Zhen has time, he will accompany his wife and children around. The three children of
have also inherited the good genes of their parents. The son is very cute and handsome, and the daughter is even more cute and cute.
is a family of five happily, very warm and loving! I wish their family happiness!
