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Li Qin
李沁
Profile
- Birth name
- Li Qin
- Birthday
- September 27, 1990
- Height
- 166 cm
- Age
- 35
- Zodiac
- Libra
- Nationality
- Chinese
- MBTI
- INTP
- Blood type
- A
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About
Short bio
Li Qin (李沁), also known as Sweet Li, is a Chinese actress and singer known for The Dream of Red Mansions, Princess Agents, Joy of Life, and The Song of Glory. Learn about her age, career, awards, and fun facts.
Background
Li Qin is a Chinese actress and singer born on September 27, 1990, in Bacheng Town, Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, China. From a young age, she studied traditional Chinese opera and began formal training at age eleven, learning Kunqu, Shaoxing, and Wuxi opera styles. Her talent eventually earned her admission to the prestigious Shanghai Theatre Academy, where she majored in Chinese Traditional Opera.
Her breakthrough came in 2010 when she was cast as Xue Baochai in the television adaptation of the classic novel Dream of the Red Chamber. The role earned her the Best New Actress award and introduced her to audiences across China.
Over the following decade, Li Qin established herself as one of China's most respected actresses through acclaimed performances in dramas such as The Watchful Sky, White Deer Plain, Princess Agents, Joy of Life, and The Song of Glory.
Known for her elegance, versatility, and strong emotional performances, Li Qin has become one of the most recognizable actresses in Chinese television and film.
Personality & Image
Fans love Li Qin because she possesses a rare combination of classical beauty, professional training, and emotional depth. Her background in traditional opera gives her performances a refined quality that stands out in both historical and modern dramas.
Many viewers also appreciate her versatility. Throughout her career, she has successfully portrayed innocent heroines, tragic characters, strong-willed women, and complex historical figures, earning praise from both audiences and critics.
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FAQ
- How tall is Li Qin?
- Li Qin is 166 cm tall.
- How old is Li Qin?
- Li Qin is 35 years old.
- Where is Li Qin from?
- Li Qin is from Chinese.
- What is Li Qin's MBTI?
- Li Qin's MBTI type is INTP.
Fun facts
Li Qin (李沁) was born on September 27, 1990, in Bacheng Town, Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, China. Source: MyDramaList
She is often nicknamed "Sweet Li" by fans because of her gentle image and warm personality. Source: Chinese Fan Communities
Li began studying traditional Chinese opera when she was just eleven years old. Source: MyDramaList
She trained in Kunqu, Shaoxing, and Wuxi opera styles before becoming an actress. Source: MyDramaList
She graduated from the Shanghai Theatre Academy with a major in Chinese Traditional Opera. Source: MyDramaList
Her acting debut came in 2010 when she portrayed Xue Baochai in The Dream of Red Mansions. Source: MyDramaList
The role earned her the Best New Actress award at the TVS Award Ceremony. Source: TVS Awards
She made her film debut in 2011 through The Founding of a Party. Source: MyDramaList
For her role as Yang Kaihui, she received a nomination for Best Newcomer at the Hundred Flowers Awards. Source: Hundred Flowers Awards
Her 2012 drama The Watchful Sky won the Gold Angel Award at the Sino-US Film Festival. Source: Sino-US Film Festival
Li gained popularity through the romance dramas Shining Days and The Return of a Princess. Source: Chinese Entertainment Media
Her performance in If I Love You earned her the Most Promising Actress award at the China TV Drama Awards. Source: China TV Drama Awards
Critics praised her transformation in White Deer Plain, calling her portrayal of Tian Xiao'e one of her finest performances. Source: Drama Critics Reviews
Her role in White Deer Plain earned her a Best Supporting Actress nomination at the Magnolia Awards. Source: Magnolia Awards
In 2017, she starred in the hit drama Princess Agents, which significantly increased her popularity. Source: Chinese Entertainment Media
Many international viewers discovered her through Princess Agents. Source: Global Drama Communities
She starred opposite :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6} in the highly successful drama Joy of Life. Source: Tencent Video
Her performance in the aviation disaster film The Captain earned her the Best Supporting Actress award at the Gold Crane Awards. Source: Tokyo International Film Festival Gold Crane Awards
Li Qin is known for bringing elegance and emotional depth to historical drama roles. Source: Drama Reviews
Fans frequently praise her graceful posture and classical appearance, which stem from her opera training. Source: Fan Community Discussions
She is considered one of the strongest actresses of China's post-90 generation. Source: Industry Commentary
Her traditional opera background remains one of the most unique aspects of her career. Source: Entertainment Profiles
Many viewers admire her ability to portray both gentle and emotionally intense characters. Source: Drama Reviews
Li Qin continues to be one of the most respected actresses working in Chinese television and film today. Source: Chinese Entertainment Media
