Tao Hong
Biography
Tao Hong is a Chinese actress born on January 15, 1972, in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China. She is known for her performances in films and television series. Tao Hong transitioned to acting in the 1990s and has since gained recognition for her work. She has appeared in films such as Colors of the Blind, which was released in 1997, and Forgetting to Know You, released in 2013. Tao Hong has also starred in television series including Sunny Piggy, released in 2000, and The Red, released in 2014. She is a former synchronized swimmer and represented China in international competitions, including the 1991 World Aquatics Championships.
Career overview
Tao Hong is a Chinese actress who transitioned to acting in the 1990s. She has gained recognition for her performances in various films and television series. In the film Colors of the Blind, released in 1997, Tao Hong's performance was well-received. She also starred in Forgetting to Know You, a film released in 2013.
Tao Hong has appeared in several television series, including Sunny Piggy, which premiered in 2000, and The Red, a series released in 2014. Her international film credits include an Academy Award-winning film, although the title of this film is not specified in the provided information.
Tao Hong has accumulated a significant number of acting credits, with 74 known credits in her acting career. Born on January 15, 1972, in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China, Tao Hong has established herself as a talented actress in the Chinese film and television industry.
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- The Victims (2024) as Xiao Yazhen
- The Victims (2024) Producer
- Father's Land (2022)
- The Detectives' Adventures (2021) as 宋倩
- The Priceless (2021) as Mrs. Ning
- Cloudy Mountain (2021)
- My Country, My Parents (2021) as Teacher Qian (segment "Duck Prophet")
- Zhu Bajie: The Spring Years (2021)
- HaHaHaHaHa (2020)
- A Little Reunion (2019) as Song Qian
- China in the Story (2019) as 林道静
- My People, My Country (2019) as Lu Xiaoran's Mother (segment "One For All")
- Only 3 Days (2019)
- Adoring (2019)
- The 40th Anniversary of Chinese Film Since China's Reform and Opening-Up (2018) as Self
- How Long Will I Love U (2018) as Store manager
- The Wind Guardians (2018) Producer
- Back to Field (2017)
- Trump Card (2016)
- A Love for Separation (2016) as Song Qian
- Mr. Nian (2016) as 兔奶奶 (voice)
- 乱世书香 (2015)
- Lost in Hong Kong (2015) as Hong Kong Film Award Presenter
- I Can I BB (2014)
- The Red (2014) as 田丹
- No Man's Land (2013) as Ballet Teacher
- Forgetting to Know You (2013)
- 买房夫妻 (2012) as 文红旗
- Lost in Thailand (2012) as An'an
- Guns and Roses (2012) as Fang Die
- People Mountain People Sea (2012) as Tianxin
- Forever Loyal (2011)
- My Father's Name is Bench (2011)
- 保姆与保安 (2010) as Chang Zhao
- 准妈妈四重奏 (2010) as Pan Xiaoyan
- Fortune King Is Coming to Town! (2010) as Yang Sujuan
- My Beauty Boss (2010) as Coffee Shop Owner
- You Deserve To Be Single (2010)
- 四世同堂 全明星台湾首演版 (2010) as 胖菊子
- Chun Cao (2008)
- Marriage Trap (2008)
- The Secret Facility (2007) as 林静
- The Secret Facility (2007) as 林泽
- Bao Mu (2007) as Ma Xiaohui
- Unfinished Girl (2007)
- Aspirin (2006)
- The Emperor in Han Dynasty (2005) as 刘陵
- 咸丰王朝之一帘幽梦 (2005) as 叶赫那拉·兰儿
- 动什么，别动感情 (2005)
- 夜深沉 (2005)
- 出水芙蓉 (2004) as Lin Ting
- Master of Everything (2004) as Mi Ailian
- Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre (2003) as 纪晓芙
- 立案侦查 (2003) as 叶嫱/叶沁
- Sky of Love (2003) as Su Ya Qin
- 非常案件 (2002)
- 极度险情 (2002)
- No Lonely Angels (2002) as He Jialing
- Sky Lovers (2002) as Zhu Ling
- Top Danger (2002) as Jinhui
- 贻笑大方 (2001) as 庄文静
- Empty Mirror (2001) as 孙燕
- Bright Heart (2001)
- Sunny Piggy (2000) as 小龙女
- 开心就好 (2000) as 于兰
- 梦开始的地方 (1999) as 小惠
- Divorce (1999) as Mrs. Xiao Ma
- 千娇百媚 (1999)
- A Beautiful New World (1999) as Huang Jinfang
- Agreed Not to Separate (1999)
- The Red Violin (1998) as Comrade Chan Gong (Shanghai)
- Colors of the Blind (1997)
- No Regrets (1995) as 单眼皮
- In the Heat of the Sun (1994) as Yu Beipei
- 憨妻的都市日记
- 其实男人最辛苦