Little Monkey Yang Zi from "Home with Kids" to "Longing" soberly works h...

In the glittering entertainment industry, there is an actress who started her career as a child star, and with a series of heartwarming works, she has grown from a young girl to a powerful actress, and that is Yang Zi, who is affectionately known as “Little Monkey” by her fans. From Xiao Xue in “Family Guy” to Xiao Yao in “Long Xiang Si”, Yang Zi has written her own acting legend with her hard work and sobriety.

In 2004, Yang Zi made her debut in the hit family sitcom “Family with Children”. Her role as Xia Xue, a smart high school student, won the audience over with her unique character charm and natural acting skills. Despite being only 12 years old, she has already shown overage maturity and a deep understanding of her character. The success of Family Guy not only brought her into millions of households, but also laid the foundation for her acting career. Yang Zi understands that in order to gain a foothold in the highly competitive entertainment industry, she must constantly improve her acting skills.

With the end of Family Guy, Yang Zi chose to continue her education and enrolled in the acting department of the Beijing Film Academy, officially embarking on the path of a professional actor. During her time at the school, she studied hard, actively participated in practice, and continued to sharpen her acting skills. Despite the pressure of transition, Yang Zi has always insisted on her love of acting and has gradually grown into a powerful actress.

In 2016, the urban female inspirational drama “Ode to Joy” brought Yang Zi back to the peak of her career. She played Qiu Yingying in the drama, which was a bit impulsive but deeply touched the audience. With her precise characterization and delicate interpretation, Yang Zi successfully portrayed a loveable and hateable character and won wide acclaim.

While the success of “Ode to Joy” marked the recognition of Yang Zi's acting skills, “Fragrant Honey Sinking Ashes” and “Dearly Beloved” accelerated her career takeoff. In “Fragrant Honey Sinking Ashes Like Frost”, she played Jinwei, the daughter of the Flower God, and Xu Feng, played by Deng Lun, who staged a stunning love affair, demonstrating the character's innocence and resilience, and reaping numerous awards and accolades. In “Dear, Lovely”, she played Tong Nian, winning the hearts of the audience with her vivid interpretation.