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"Zhao Wei also known as vicki zhao, is a Chiness actress, pop singer, and film director. She is considered one of the ""Four Dan Actress"" in China.

While studying at Beijing Flim Academy, Zhao became an asian superstar overnight in 1998-1999 for starring as Xiaoyanzi (""Little Swallow"") in the TV seris My Fair Princess." "Zhao Wei is born on 12 March 1976,
Her Zodiac sign in Pisces
She stands 166 cm tall and weighs 51 kg.
Her Measurements: 32-24-34" "She was born in 12 March 1976, in Wuhu,Anhui Province, China and is a Chiness by birth.

Her orginal name is Zhao Wei.

Blood Type: O
Chinese Name: Zhao Wei
Weibo ID: zhaowei
Weibo URL: weibo.com/zhaowei?is_hot=1 https://www.intagram.com/zhaoweiofficial/?hl=en @zhaoweiofficial https://facebook.com/Vicky-Zhao-Wei https://twitter.com/vickyzhaowei

" "She was born in Wuhu, Anhui and is Chiness by birth.

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Her parents are Zhao Jiahai, an appliance designer, and Wei Qiying, a schoolteacher, and her brother is Zhao Jian. She graduated from Teachers' College Elementary School and Teachers' College High School. Zhao learn dancing and ink wash painting for three years and practised the piano for six years. In 1994, her performence in Tibetan dancing was shown as part of a local television spring festival …show more content…

She eventually enrolled in a new film arts school in Shanghai, founded by flim director Xie Jin. At the age of 20, Zhao recieved first class results in her entrance exam to Beijing Flim Academy's Performance Institute, graduating in 2000. " "Idealism initially drew Zhao towards a career in

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