Zeng Zhezhen

Zeng Zhezhen, born in 1968, is an actress from Taiwan who once enjoyed a certain level of fame in the Taiwanese film industry. She was referred to as "Taiwan's Number One Young Male Star," and during her active years in the entertainment circle, she appeared in numerous television dramas and films, gaining some influence.

Throughout her acting career, Zeng Zhezhen starred in TV dramas such as "Wan Jun" and "Mute Wife," and on November 21, 1988, she appeared in the television series "Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon." She also d.abbled in films, including "I Have Something to Say," released in 1987, and "Longdai Wansui," released in 1989. She took leading roles in many films and TV shows, demonstrating notable acting skills.

In her private life, Zeng Zhezhen was married to Lin Ruiyang, a well-known Taiwanese actor. Their marriage ended reportedly due to Lin Ruiyang's extramarital affair with Zhang Ting, which was publicly reported in 1998. According to publicly available information, their marriage lasted several years, and they had one son and one daughter together. Zeng Zhezhen was nine years younger than Lin Ruiyang; she was only 20 years old when they married.

After their divorce, Zeng gradually stepped back from the entertainment industry. Her living conditions and financial situation once became media focal points. Although there were reports suggesting she faced financial difficulties, detailed information was not publicly disclosed. Friends revealed that Lin Ruiyang continued to pay her a monthly alimony after the divorce and maintained contact with their children.

Regarding her family, her eldest son is named Xiao Yu, who is 19 years old. He is the child of Lin Ruiyang and Zeng Zhezhen. Reports say Xiao Yu inherited his father's looks and resembles Lin Ruiyang very much. Currently, he is focused on his studies and has not entered the entertainment industry.

After experiencing the changes in her marriage, Zeng Zhezhen has maintained a low profile and rarely appears in the media. She was once considered one of the early representatives of Taiwan's entertainment circle, but presently she lives a relatively low-key life.