Zhou Wen Zhu (also known as Zhou Li Jun), a native of Zhenhai, Zhejiang, was an early Chinese film actress. In her early years, she studied in the first class of the Star Film School and appeared in over 40 films, establishing herself as an important actress in the Chinese film industry of the 1920s.

She entered the Star Film Company in 1922 and began her acting career by appearing in "The Funny King's Tour of Shanghai". In 1923, she gained prominence with "An Orphan Rescues His Grandpa", a film hailed as China's first mature national cinema. In 1925, she moved to the Great China Lily Film Company, starring in nearly twenty films such as "Night of Wind and Rain" and "Peach and Plum Vie for Spring", portraying various classical female characters. In the 1930s, she successively joined companies like Lianhua and Xinhua, appearing in works such as "Song at Midnight" and "March of the Youth". In 1937, she reached the peak of her acting career by playing an old woman in "Song at Midnight".

She gradually faded from the film industry due to changes in her marital status, and later participated in works like "Pan Qiaoyun" and "Under the Eaves of Shanghai".

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