Yang Zi: Transformation from child star to talented actress

In the entertainment industry, Yang Zi has written a growth story with persistence and hard work. From Xiao Xue in “Family Guy” to a powerful actress today, her every step has been full of challenges and breakthroughs. Yang Zi has conquered audiences with her acting skills, and has also influenced others with her positive attitude towards life and charitable deeds.

In 2004, at the age of 11, Yang Zi became famous for her role in Family Guy, but the aura of being a child star did not pave the way for her. The changes in her appearance during her adolescence caused her to fall into a slump, and she was even questioned about her “lack of refinement in her features” and “average acting skills”. In the face of doubt, she chose to persist. After being admitted to the Bejing Film Academy, she continued to hone her acting skills, running for auditions, and never gave up even when she encountered a temporary casting change.

In 2016, Yang Zi re-entered the public eye with the role of Qiu Yingying in Ode to Joy, completely getting rid of the label of “Xiaoxue” and shaping new roles with solid acting skills. Subsequently, her 57 crying scenes in “Sinking Honey, Ashes and Frost” demonstrated her emotional explosive power, and her natural and delicate performance in “Dear, Love” harvested the goodwill of the whole network.

Yang Zi's every breakthrough confirms her growth. She is no longer a defined child star, but a mature actress who can handle complex roles. Her success is the reward of countless efforts and persistence.

In addition, Yang Zi actively participates in public welfare activities, focusing on issues such as children's education and environmental protection, and using her influence to bring warmth to society. Her power of example inspires her fans to devote themselves to volunteering, so that love and hope can be transmitted farther.