Tao Hong

Tao Hong

Actor · Producer

Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China
January 15, 1972

Biography

Tao Hong, born on January 15, 1972, in Wuxi, Jiangsu, China, is a talented Chinese actress and former synchronized swimmer. Before her acting career, she was a champion in synchronized swimming, representing China in various international competitions, including the 1991 World Aquatics Championships. Tao transitioned to acting in the 1990s and quickly gained recognition for her performances. She has starred in acclaimed films such as Colors of the Blind (1997), which earned her multiple awards, and Forgetting to Know You (2013). On television, she is well-known for her roles in series like Sunny Piggy (2000) and The Red (2014). Internationally, she appeared in the Academy Award-winning film The Red Violin (1998). Tao Hong is also married to actor and director Xu Zheng, and the couple has collaborated on several projects.

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Representative Works

The Red Violin
The Red Violin
7.3
/ French
In the Heat of the Sun
In the Heat of the Sun
7.8
/ Chinese Simplified
Cloudy Mountain
Cloudy Mountain
7.1
/ Chinese Simplified
No Man's Land
No Man's Land
7.0
/ Chinese Simplified
Lost in Thailand
Lost in Thailand
6.4
/ Chinese Simplified
Lost in Hong Kong
Lost in Hong Kong
5.7
/ Chinese Simplified
My Country, My Parents
My Country, My Parents
6.0
/ Chinese Simplified
My People, My Country
My People, My Country
6.6
/ Chinese Simplified
Guns and Roses
Guns and Roses
6.3
/ Chinese Simplified
Adoring
Adoring
7.3
/ Chinese Simplified
How Long Will I Love U
How Long Will I Love U
6.6
/ Chinese Simplified
My Beauty Boss
My Beauty Boss
3.2
/ Chinese Simplified

Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

The Red Violin
1998Nominee

Best Performance

The Red Violin

In the Heat of the Sun
1994Winner

Best Performance

In the Heat of the Sun

Cloudy Mountain
2021Nominee

Best Performance

Cloudy Mountain

Career Highlights

No Man's Land
2013Highlight

Best Performance

No Man's Land

Lost in Thailand
2012Highlight

Best Performance

Lost in Thailand

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