Zhang Wei, born in Sanya, Hainan Province in the 1960s, moved back to his ancestral home with his parents in the 1970s and studied in Chengguan Middle School in Chongyang County. After graduating from high school, as an educated youth, he was sent to the public organization forest farm at the intersection of Chongyang County for exercise. 1at the beginning of 978, Zhang Wei was recruited as a literary and art soldier by an army in Henan and toured in various units of the Wuhan Military Region.

In the early 1980s, Zhang Wei was awarded the first prize of creative performance by the General Political Department in the Beijing Army Art Performance, and Zhang Wei was awarded the "Ring Award" by the Political Department of the Military Region. 1982, Zhang Wei took off his military uniform and transferred to Xianning Song and Dance Troupe in Hubei Province as an actor, and later transferred to Xianning Cultural Bureau and regional mass art museum.

Zhang Wei has been involved in film and television for a long time and has shot more than 40 films and TV series. His representative works include Liang Jian, Invincible Benevolence, Chueh-hsin, North Wind Coming, Dan Xin of Hanshui River, Benevolence of the Brave, Twenty-four Turn, etc.

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Performance experience—

In 2005, he participated in the war drama "Bright Sword" produced by Hairun Film and Television Production Co., Ltd., directed by zhangqian, co-starred by Dou Liang and screenwriter, and co-starred by Li Youbin, He, Zhang Guangbei,,, and You Li. Zhang Wei plays Brigadier "Chen Geng" in the play.

In 2007, Zhang Wei played Gu Tiancheng in the anti-Japanese drama Invincible Benevolence directed by Chen Jian and written by Shi Xiaoke, starring Li Youbin, Heizi, Zhang Guangbei and Wang Quanyou.

20 10 was produced by Wu Jun and directed by Zhang. Du Chun, Yu Rongguang and Yang Ruoxi lead the anti-Japanese TV series "The First Evil", and Zhang Wei plays Bai Youzhi.