Vivian Wu, 1966, born on February 5th in Shanghai, China, is an actress and producer of China films. 1986 played the imperial concubine Erd Wen Xiu in the Oscar-winning film The Last Emperor by Italian director bertolucci, and was nominated for the best supporting actress in the 32nd Italian David Award, becoming the first Asian face to be nominated for the best supporting actress in the Italian David Donatello Award (Italian Oscar Award). 1990 was named "the 50 most beautiful people in the world" by People magazine.

Vivian Wu actively participated in charitable activities, and initiated the establishment of the "Vivian Wu and Friends" Love Education Fund under the Shanghai Youth Foundation in 2009. In addition, Vivian Wu is a lifelong judge of the Academy Awards. He has served as a judge of several international A-level film festivals such as the International Emmy Award and Tokyo International Film Festival, and is currently a member of the China-US Film Festival Committee. However, despite Vivian Wu's great achievements, he still has no children.

Vivian Wu's Early Experience

1982, when Vivian Wu was a senior one student in Shanghai West Zone Middle School, he was discovered by the famous director Huang Shuqin and was selected to take part in the filming of Long Live Youth, where he played a major role. After graduation, I went to Hawaii, USA, and studied tourism management at Hawaii Pacific University. After that, he transferred to the University of Los Angeles to continue studying film.

1986, she played "Erdene Wenxiu" in the Oscar-winning film The Last Emperor by Italian director bertolucci, becoming the first Asian face nominated for the "Best Supporting Actress Award" of the Italian David Donatello Award (Italian Oscar Award), and officially appeared in the international film world. 65438-0987, studying in the United States, entered the Hawaii Pacific University to study tourism management.