Who plays Zhen Xuan?

Zhen Xuan in Ruyi Palace is played by Vivian Wu.

Niuhu Furnace is the adopted mother of Zhen Xuan, Yong Zhengdi, your imperial concubine, and Empress Dowager Cixi. Very resourceful and clever. Together with Gan Long, they supported each other and ascended the position of the Empress Dowager. On the surface, they are kind and filial, but in fact their relationship is very subtle. Because of the feud with Aunt Ruyi, I suppressed my preparedness for Ruyi everywhere. Everything is focused on the future of two biological daughters. Because of this, they controlled the harem and constantly placed concubines beside the emperor as eyeliner chess pieces. Until the two daughters come back, let go of their power and spend the rest of their lives together.

Vivian Wu, an internationally renowned movie star, is a lifelong judge of the Academy Awards. She has served as a judge of several international A-class film festivals such as the International Emmy Award and the Tokyo International Film Festival, and is currently a member of the China-US Film Festival Committee. Shanghai studied in the United States after graduating from high school. He has starred in dozens of domestic and foreign film and television dramas such as The Last Emperor, A Pillow Book, The Great Cause of Founding the People's Republic of China, The Story of Hot Mom and Dwelling House. She won many awards, such as the Hollywood Independent Spirit Award, the highest honor actress award and the Best Supporting Actress Award at the China-US Film Festival. 1986 played the imperial concubine "Wen Xiu" in the Oscar-winning film "The Last Emperor" by Italian director bertolucci, becoming the first Asian face nominated for the "Best Supporting Actress" of the Italian David Donatello Award (Italian Oscar Award). 1990 was named "Top 50 Most Beautiful People in the World" by People magazine of the United States; 1996, she was awarded the "First Bride" in "The Wedding of Men in the World". At the same time, she is also the first Asian actress to be nominated for the best actress in the Canadian Ginny Award. In 2005, Vivian Wu returned to Shanghai to participate in the production and starred in the film "Shanghai Beauty" written and directed by her husband Oscar; Vivian Wu actively participated in charitable activities, and initiated the establishment of the "Vivian Wu and Friends" Love Education Fund under the Shanghai Youth Foundation in 2009.