DONG JIE
董洁
Anglicised Name:


Angel
Birthdate:
April 19, 1980
Star Sign | Chinese Zodiac:
Aries | Monkey
Birthplace | Nationality:
Dalian, Liaoning Province | Chinese
Height | Weight:
Civil Status:
Occupation:
Divorced - Pan Yueming
Actress | Dancer
1.60 cm | 40 kg
Dong Jie born on September 12, 1998, in Dalian, Liaoning Province, also known as Angel, is a Chinese actress known for her award-winning performances in film and television as well as her contributions to Chinese drama. She pursued her education in the Dance Department of the Military Culture College of the National Defense University of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, which laid the foundation for her dual career as a dancer and actress.
Dong Jie first gained widespread attention in 2000 after participating in the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, one of China's most-watched television events. The same year, acclaimed director Zhang Yimou selected her to star in the film “Happy Times”, earning her the Newcomer Award at the 7th China Film Huabiao Awards and Best Actress at the 47th Valladolid International Film Festival in Spain. This role established her as a rising talent in Chinese cinema.
Dong Jie has appeared in numerous films and television series spanning drama, romance, historical, and family genres. Notable films include Happy Times (2000), Sky Lovers, The Story of a Noble Family, Endless Love, 2046, and Dragon Tiger Gate. Her television career boasts prominent roles such as Leng Qingqiu in “The Story of a Noble Family”, Zhan Yan in “Endless Love”, Fang Zhixin in “Legend of the Fist: Chen Zhen”, and Tang Lin in “Tiger Mom”.
In recent years, Dong Jie has continued to maintain her presence with roles in series and films such as “Our Generation”, “The First Jasmine”, and “The Garden of Missing Paths”. Her works have been consistently recognized for their quality and her compelling performances have earned multiple nominations and awards throughout her career.
Dong Jie is known for her slim physique and poised presence. She is admired not only for her acting talent but also for her dancing skills, which she trained extensively through her education in military arts culture.
