WU GANG,1born in Beijing on February 9, 962, graduated from Beijing People's Art Theatre, an actor in China, and a national first-class actor. He is currently the vice chairman of Beijing Television Artists Association and the chairman of the Actors Working Committee.

WU GANG was born in a military family. 1985 In September, WU GANG was admitted to the actor training class of Beijing People's Theatre and began his career as an actor. In 2000, he starred in the unique urban emotional drama "Accumulating Emotions" and played Wang Bin. 200 1 co-starred with Xu Tao and Niu Li in the Beijing-style TV series Snowflakes Fluttering produced by Hunan Radio and Television, playing Wu Jiaju.

In 2004, he played the killer "Xue Cheng" in Black Ant directed by Wang Ping and starring Jin Xin and Pan Yueming. In 2006, he played Zuo Wei in The Married Life of Zuo Wei and Du Ye directed by Cao Baoping and starring Liu Bei.

WU GANG's Personal Life

WU GANG and his wife, Yue, are classmates of Beijing People's Art and stars who are active on the stage of modern drama. WU GANG in life is a romantic "new good man".

In 2009, as a model couple recognized by the entertainment circle, they were rated as "China Lehe Family in 2009" by the Propaganda Department of the All-China Women's Federation. After many years of marriage, they still love each other as if they were newly married. The secret of their marriage is "romance".