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Contents. Biography Zhao was born on 16 October 1987 in,. She graduated from Langfang School of Electronic Information Engineering, a secondary professional training school. Career 2006–2012: Beginnings In 2006, Zhao Liying participated in the Yahoo Search Star Game and became the final winner. She then signed with as a new talent. In 2007, Zhao made her acting debut in the family drama Golden Marriage. In 2009, Zhao took on her first historical drama role in The Firmament of The Pleiades.

The series was broadcast on Japanese channel and earned critical acclaim. Zhao received the Most Popular Actress award at the Chinese Creative Short Video Awards. Zhao first started to gain recognition from mainland audiences after starring in (2010), based on the novel of.

She gained more popularity with (2011), where she plays Princess Qing'er. 2013–2014: Breakthrough Zhao achieved breakthrough with (2013), for her role as an ordinary girl who worked her way up to become the first female prime minister. The drama was a hit domestically, and also overseas in South Korea and Japan, leading to increased recognition for Zhao in the region.

She won the Favorite Newcomer award at the 4th, Most Popular TV Actress award at the 4th LeTV Awards and Favorite New Actress award for the mainland region at the Young Choice Awards. Zhao then starred in historical romance film, the fourth and final installment of the Gong series. Opposite to her usual sweet and nice image, Zhao plays a scheming and evil princess in the film. Zhao further solidified her popularity with several high rated dramas in 2014, including, Cuo Dian Yuan Yang and Wife's Secret. Zhao also starred in, based on Gu Man’s popular novel Shan Shan Comes to Eat.

The was a hit in China, and was earned high ratings overseas. Zhao's soaring popularity thanks to her various successful acting projects led to her being crowned the ' at the 10th, where she performed as the opening act to the ceremony. 2015–2016: Mainstream recognition In 2015, Zhao starred in fantasy- drama. The drama was a huge success in China, achieving a peak rating of 3.89. It is also the first Chinese drama to surpass 20 billion online views. The success of the drama brought Zhao's career to a greater height. Zhao won numerous accolades for her role in The Journey of Flower, including Best Actress at the 6th, Most Popular Actress at the iQiyi All-Star Carnival, as well as Most Appealing Actress and Special Contribution awards at the 7th.

She followed with modern workplace drama Best Get Going, and another wuxia drama,. In 2016, Zhao was invited to guest star in, playing the love interest of William Chan's character. The series was a ratings success, and has accumulated over 10 billion views in total. Zhao won the Best Actress award at the 3rd Hengdian Film and TV Festival of China for her role. She was then cast as one of the two female leads, in, based on the popular novel written by Xiao Ding. The drama was a success and has over 23 billion views online, the highest record held by a Chinese drama at that time.

The same year, Zhao starred in her first,. On October 16, 2016, Zhao won the at the 28th for her performance in The Journey of Flower. VLinkage reported that as of December 2016, Zhao's combined dramas' views have reached over 110 billion views, which is the most views by a Chinese actor at the moment. 2017–present: Breaking into the big screen In 2017, Zhao starred in the -directed film, alongside and. The sleeper hit was a commercial and critical success.

She won her first film award, the at the. She then starred in the revolutionary drama film Eternal Wave along with, about the operation of Communist Party (CPC) undercover agents operating in Shanghai in the 1930s against the Japanese. Zhao returned to the small screen, starring in historical action drama. Princess Agents was a commercial success both domestically and internationally, becoming the most watched Chinese televison series. China listed Zhao under their 30 Under 30 Asia 2017 list which comprises 30 influential people under 30 years old who have made substantial effect in their fields. In 2018, Zhao starred in the fantasy adventure film, playing the role of the Women Country's Ruler. Other activities In 2016, Zhao was named the tourism ambassador of Hebei.

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