Chen He

Chen He was born in Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. His date of birth is not specified. Early in his life, he appeared in advertisements at the age of five. Despite growing up in an environment filled with theatrical elements, his childhood dream was to become a chef. During childhood, Chen He was often reprimanded by his parents for playing video games. The first game he played was "Tank Battle," which he would secretly play late at night after his parents fell asleep, often muting the sound to avoid detection.

In terms of family background, Chen He comes from an entertainment family. His father was a senior artist management expert, and his father, Chen Zuzhao, once served as the production director of the TV drama "Good Luck and Prosperity." His mother, Hu Xiaoling, is a first-class national stage actress. His grandfather was a pianist, and his uncle is Hu Xiaohuan, the composer of the famous children's song "Counting Ducks." His maternal uncle is renowned director Chen Kaige. Family members had a significant influence on his成长, and his mother often attended his performances to support him.

Academically, Chen He was somewhat free-spirited and relaxed during high school. However, after three to four months of rigorous preparation before the college entrance examination, he was admitted to the Acting Department of Shanghai Theatre Academy. In 2004, he was classmates with Zheng Kai and Du Jiang, and they shared a dormitory. During this period, he received professional training in theatre and acting.

His career began in 2008. After graduating from university, Chen He joined the Shanghai Theatre Academy Art Center as an actor. His early works included the play "Mad Madness 2.0" in which he played Geng Hao, and music videos such as Zhang Xinzheng and Su Hui-lun's "Starry Sky of That Year." In 2009, he starred in the stage play "Dulala" and auditioned for the TV series "Love Apartment." He eventually got the leading role, playing radio host Zeng Xiaoxian. This role brought him widespread recognition and marked the start of his acting career.

Subsequently, he participated in numerous stage productions and TV dramas, including "Shang Yang," "Romeo and Juliet," among others. In 2010, he played the playboy Cheng Xiaohui in the urban love drama "Love Apartment Extra." In 2011, he starred in "Love Apartment 2" and appeared in several other works, gradually establishing his position in the entertainment industry.

Chen He's artistic works are diverse, covering TV dramas, films, stage plays, and variety shows, and he has received multiple industry awards. Some of his notable works include the "Love Apartment" series, "Fleet of Time," and "Detective Chinatown." He has also participated in many variety programs as a host and guest. Additionally, Chen He has received honors such as the Forbes China Celebrity List.

In summary, Chen He's career spans entertainment, hosting, and public/social activities. He maintains a positive public image while continually challenging himself with a variety of roles.