Wang Zai He

Name: Wang Zai He
Native name: 王在和
Also Known as: Wang Zaihe
Nationality: Chinese
Gender: Male

Wang Zai He is a Chinese actor, director of the China Coal Mine Film and Television Drama Association, and member of the China Book Critic Society. Born in Hebei, he started learning art at age 14 and has since worked in art and drama troupes as well as literary and art troupes. His film acting stint began in 2005 with guest appearances in the TV series "Drawing Sword" and the movie "Curse of Lola".

(Source: Chinese = Baidu; Douban || Translation = kisskh) Edit Biography

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2017	Pretty Li Hui Zhen Chinese Drama, 2017, 46 eps [Hui Zhen's father] (Support Role)	46	[Hui Zhen's father] Support Role	7.5
2013	Royalty in Blood Chinese Drama, 2013, 36 eps Gan Jian Luo (Support Role)	36	Gan Jian Luo Support Role	5.3

Year	Title	Role	Rating
2012	The King of the Streets Chinese Movie, 2012, Mr. Zhou (Support Role)	Mr. Zhou Support Role	7.1

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