Zhang Xin Yue

Zhang Xinyue officially entered the entertainment industry in 2010 after participating in the 9th Southern New Silk Road Model Contest. The finals were divided into four segments; she competed as No. 50, winning the runner-up title at the National Fashion Lingerie Modeling Contest and earning a Top Ten Models designation. In September 2011, she took part in Hunan TV’s “Miss Star Election Fashion Baby Season” and won the Fashion Styling Award. The event featured several Chinese designers who custom-made gowns for the contestants; in the onstage face-off, Zhang Xinyue lost to Jiang Song.

In 2013, she appeared in her first film, “怦然心动” (translated as Flipped), in which she played Bai Ling. The film began shooting in Dancheng, runs 90 minutes, and was released nationwide in June 2013. In 2019, she starred in the film “魅途” (Mei Tu) as Long Xuejiao, and she also appeared in the film “One Car, Four Servants.”

On April 1, 2021, she appeared on the variety show “Wife’s Romantic Travel” (Season 5), which aired on Mango TV. On the show, Zhang Xinyue showcased talents such as singing mountain songs and ethnic dancing, and she participated together with Raymond Lam (Lam Fung).

Personal life: On December 31, 2019, she announced her marriage to Raymond Lam. On September 26, 2020, Raymond Lam posted family information on Weibo. On March 25, 2022, the couple publicly revealed their daughter's name for the first time and discussed plans for a second child and to hold a wedding ceremony again. In 2019, she participated in the public welfare campaign “Walking with Power,” taking on high-altitude mountaineering challenges. In March 2025, online footage surfaced showing Zhang Xinyue livestreaming, claiming the family’s nanny would leave and demanding packing of suitcases and cleaning the bathroom, which stirred controversy; on April 16, 2025, she responded on social media that rumors end with the wise and that she would adjust her status.

Major works include the films “One Car, Four Servants” (as Jiang Mo) and “Mei Tu” (as Long Xuejiao), among others.