Zhang Ting
Biography
Zhang Ting is a female actor born on June 20, 1970, in Changhua, Taiwan. Also known by the stage names 張庭, Cheung Ting, Zhang Shu-Qin, 张庭, and 張淑, she has twenty-seven known credits in the entertainment industry, primarily known for her work in acting. Her career includes appearances in films such as Mulan and Opičí úder. Additional personal and professional information listed on public reference platforms includes her work in both movies and television shows.
Career overview
Zhang Ting, also known as Cheung Ting, Zhang Shu-Qin, and Zhang Shu, is a female actor born in Changhua, Taiwan on June 20, 1970. Her career in the entertainment industry includes known credits across television and film, accumulating a total of twenty-seven known credits according to professional database records.
Her acting career is associated with specific film titles recognized in filmographies, including work on Mulan and Opičí úder. Throughout her career, she has been credited under multiple variations of her name, reflecting her presence in the media industry.
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- Trump Card (2016)
- Fight For Her (2015)
- Beautiful Dream (2015)
- The Empress of China (2014) as Consort Wei
- Star Chef (2014) as 踢馆嘉宾
- Agreed Not to Cry (2012)
- Beauty World (2011) as Wu Mei Niang
- The Blind Detective (2006) as 金魚/真琴公主赭娜
- The Great Adventure (2005) as Yip Mei
- Legend of the Heavenly Stones (2005) as Ling Ling / Luo Lin
- 宋莲生坐堂 (2005) as 应无双
- Liao Zhai: The Flower Spirit (2004) as Hua Guzi
- The Legend Of The Treasure Basin (2003) as 陆春香
- Love From Time Space (2003) as Xiao Wan Zi / Xiao Xian Xian
- 壮志雄心 (2002) as 苏兰
- The Fire General (2002)
- The Bronze Teeth (2001) as 陸琳琅
- The Switch (2001)
- 少林七崁 (2001)
- Lord of Imprisonment (1999) as 海棠
- Happy Flying Dragon (1998)
- 倩女幽魂前传 (1995) as Xiao Cui
- Love in the Time of Twilight (1995) as Cheung Siu Ying
- 黃飛鴻與十三姨 (1994)
- 军官与淑女 (1992) as 黄雅琳
- Make Bitter Qianlong (1991) as 小鱼儿
- 江湖再见 (1991)