Ding Jiali

This is a Chinese name; the family name is Ding.

Ding Jiali
Native name	丁嘉丽
Born	1959 (age 56–57) Jiamusi, Heilongjiang
Alma mater	Shanghai Theatre Academy
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1986 - present
Organization	National Theatre Company of China Chinese Dramatists Association China Film Association
Notable work	Spring Festival A Woman In the Mountains No More Applause Cala, My Dog!
Religion	Chinese Buddhism
Spouse(s)	Wu Guangchuan (m. 1986–87) A professor (m. 1990–91)
Children	Daughter: Hu Duoduo Son: Guoguo

Ding Jiali (simplified Chinese: 丁嘉丽; traditional Chinese: 丁嘉麗; pinyin: Dīng Jiālì; born 1959) is a Chinese actress.^[1]^[2]

Her career accolades include two Plum Blossom Prizes and Golden Rooster Awards, a Hundred Flowers Award, Flying Apsaras Award, Huabiao Award, Golden Phoenix Award, Chinese Film Media Award and Splendor Award.

Life

Early life

Ding was born in 1959 in Jiamusi, Heilongjiang, she graduated from Shanghai Theatre Academy, majoring in acting. After graduating she was assigned to the National Theatre Company of China, she met his first boyfriend, they had sex and she was pregnant, at this time, the boyfriend abandoned her, she had to have an abortion in a village of Beijing.^[3]^[4]

Acting career

Ding had her first experience in front of the camera in 1986, and she was chosen to act as "Xiaobaixie" in Wang Junzheng's film A Woman In the Mountains, for which she won the "Best Supporting Actress" award at the 7th Golden Rooster Awards. At the same year, she won the 3rd Plum Blossom Prize.

In 1992, Ding won the "Best Supporting Actress" at the 12th Golden Rooster Awards for her performance in Spring Festival.

In 1993, Ding played the role of Han Liting in Xia Gang's film No More Applause, for which she received "Outstanding Actress" award and "Best Supporting Actress" award at the 2nd Beijing College Student Film Festival and 17th Hundred Flowers Awards respectively.

In 1999, Ding won the Golden Phoenix Award for her performance in The Red Card, and won the "Outstanding Actress" award at the 19th Flying Apsaras Awards for her performance in Love Unspoken. One year later, Ding won the Splendor Award and the 17th Plum Blossom Prize.

In 2001, Ding acted in Lu Xuechang's film Cala, My Dog! as Yu Lan, alongside Ge You and Ha Yu; she was nominated for "Best Actress" award at the 26th Hundred Flowers Awards and the 4th Chinese Film Media Awards.

In 2006, Ding participated in The Lane Premier, a film directed by Li Qimin, which garnered her an "Outstanding Actress" award at the 12th Huabiao Awards and received nomination at the 8th Changchun Film Festival.

Personal life

Ding was twice married. Originally wed to wu Guangchuan (吴广川) in 1986, when she was pregnant she heard her husband had an affair, their daughter Hu Duoduo (胡朵朵) was born in 1987, in the same year, they divorced.^[5]

She remarried in 1990, her second husband is a professor, their son Guoguo (果果) was born in 1991, the couple divorced in the same year.^[6]

Works

Film

Year	Title	Chinese Title	Role
1986	A Woman In the Mountains	《山林中头的一个女人》	Xiaobaixie
1991	Woman	《女人》	guest
1991	The Spring Festival	《过年》	guest
1993	Country Teachers	《凤凰琴》	Deng's wife
		《孝子贤孙伺候着》	Sister
	No More Applause	《无人喝彩》	Han Liting
1994		《头发乱了》	Zheng Weiping
1997	Colors of the Blind	黑眼睛	sister-in-law
1998	The Special Operating Room	《特别手术室》	Yuanyuan
		《打左灯向右转》	guest
		《没事偷着乐》	Zhang Ermin
1994	Able Man: Yu Si	《能人于四》	guest
2000		《哑巴女人哑巴弹》	Zao Zhi
2001	Cala, My Dog!	《卡拉是条狗》	Yu Lan
2001	Divorce	《离婚》	Journalist
2003	The Law of Romance	《警察有约》	Da Shun
2005		《心急吃不了热豆腐》	guest
2005	Son, Daughter-in-law, and Mother	《儿子媳妇和老娘》	Lawyer
2006	The Lane Premier	《小巷总理》	Tan Zhuqing
2008	The Marriage of Village	《乡村婚礼》	Mother
2010		《初三初四看月亮》
2010	Chongqing Blues	《日照重庆》	Li Yuying
2014	Coming Home	《归来》
2014	The Golden Era	《黄金时代》

Television

Year	Title	Chinese Title	Role
1994		《飞来横福》	Ma Di
1994	Ground Covered With Chicken Feather	《一地鸡毛》	Chen Baolian
1995	Autumn in Beijing	《北京深秋的故事》	guest
1998	Rickshaw Boy	《骆驼祥子》	Hu'niu
1998	The Days We've Been Through	《一起走过的日子》	Lin Rubing
1999	The Divorced Man	《男人离婚》	guest
1999	Expect Emotions	《渴望激情》	Wu Man
2000		《走戈壁的女人》	guest
2002	Black Hole	《黑洞》	Wang Limin
2003	The Legend of Knight-errant	《仙剑奇缘》	Meng's mother
2003	No.4 Women's Prison	《四号女监》	Hu Lili
2004		《花自飘零》	Shen Jing
2004	Chinese Story	《中国故事》	Li Qin
2005	Love Is In Part	《爱在离别时》	Liang Zhenhua
2006	Nice Living	《活着真好》	Jian Jie
	Youth is a Parabolic	《青春抛物线》	Teacher Hu
	Chashu Mountain	《插树岭》	Yang Yeqing
	Venturing to Northeast China	《闯关东》	guest
	The Traffic Police	《交通警察》	Ma's wife
2007	All The Brothers	《天下兄弟》	Wang Guilan
	The Story of Theatre	《剧场逸事》	Zhao Meilan
	Hukou	《户口》	guest
		《男人立正》	guest
2008	Special Love	《特别的爱》	Yang Jinhuan
2008		《瑞雪丰年》	Chen Lihua
2009	Outlander	《外乡人》	Daxu
2010	We Are Family	《咱是一家人》	Meng Ting
2011	Naked Marriage	《裸婚》	guest
	Down To Earth Marriage	《裸婚时代》	Wu Hongxia
	My Half-Brother	《异母兄弟》	guest
	Lifetime Loving You	《一生只爱你》	Shu Fen
	The Ordinary Days	《平凡的岁月》	guest
		《风和日丽》	Xia Guihua
	The Struggling Youth	《蚁族的奋斗》	Zhao Meifeng
2012	30 Years Old	《而立之年》	Zheng Xiulan
2013	Matched For Marriage	《门第》	Tang Lihua

Awards

Year	Work	Award	Result
1986		3rd Plum Blossom Prize	Won
1987	A Woman In the Mountains	7th Goldden Rooster Award for Best Supporting Actress	Won
1992	Spring Festival	12th Golden Rooster Award for Best Supporting Actress	Won
1994	No More Applause	2nd Beijing College Student Film Festival - Outstanding Actress	Won
1994	No More Applause	17th Hundred Flowers Award for Best Supporting Actress	Won
1999	The Red Card	6th Golden Phoenix Award	Won
1999	Love Unspoken	19th Flying Apsaras Award for Outstanding Actress	Won
2000		Splendor Award	Won
2000		17th Plum Blossom Prize	Won
2003	Cala, My Dog!	26th Hundred Flowers Award for Best Actress	Nominated
	Cala, My Dog!	4th Chinese Film Media Award for Best Actress	Nominated
2007	The Lane Premier	12th Huabiao Award for Outstanding Actress	Won
2008	The Lane Premier	8th Changchun Film Festival - Best Actress	Nominated

References

↑ 丁嘉丽自爆私生活多次堕胎背夫偷情知耻近乎勇
↑ 影人追踪：浓酒淡菊丁嘉丽
↑ 丁嘉丽自爆多次堕胎背夫偷情知耻近乎勇 (in Chinese). People. Retrieved 2010. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
↑ 把持不住初恋竟失身的十大明星【8】 (in Chinese). People. Retrieved 2014. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
↑ 编辑：曹颖 (2010-01-05). 孙红雷与丁嘉丽恋情内幕 (in Chinese). 燕赵都市网稿源：吴江日报. Retrieved 2010-12-22.
↑ 丁嘉丽:单亲妈妈太难当 (in Chinese). 燕赵都市网. 2010-01-05. Retrieved 2010-12-22.

Huabiao Award for Outstanding Actress

Ai Liya (1995)
Cao Cuifen (1996)
Yu Hui (1997)
Tao Hong (born 1972)/Pan Yu (1998)
Xu Fan/Mei Ting (1999)
Jiang Wenli/Chen Jin (2000)
Xie Lan/Xi Meijuan (2001)
Tao Hong (born 1969)/Yu Hui (2002)
Ni Ping/Huang Suying (2003)
Jiang Wenli/Ju Xue (2004)
Zhao Wei/Zhang Ziyi (2005)
Li Bingbing/Ding Jiali (2007)
Zhang Ziyi/Fan Zhibo (2009)
Naren Hua/Xu Fan (2011)
Zhang Ziyi/Yan Bingyan (2013)
Bai Baihe (2015)

Hundred Flowers Award for Best Supporting Actress

1980	Liu Xiaoqing (1980)

1983–2004	Jiang Lili (1983) Wang Fuli (1984) Wang Yumei (1985) Wang Fuli (1986) Zhang Xiaomin (1987) Lü Liping (1988) Gong Li (1989) Lin Moyu (1990) Wu Yujuan (1991) Lü Liping (1992) Chen Xiaoyi (1993) Ding Jiali (1994) Li Yuanyuan (1995) He Saifei (1996) Song Chunli (1997) Zhang Lu (1998) Li Xiaohong (1999) Tao Hong (2000) Yan Qingyu (2001) Yuan Li (2002) Yuan Quan (2003) Zhang Yan (2004)

2006–present	Yuen Qiu (2006) Gua Ah-leh (2008) Wang Jia / Xu Qing (2010) Ning Jing (2012) Deng Jiajia (2014) Angelababy (2016)

Beijing College Student Film Festival Award for Best Actress

Xi Meijuan (1993)
Ding Jiali (1994)
N/A (1995)
Ning Jing (1996)
Ai Liya (1998)
Tao Hong (born 1972) (1999)
Jiang Shan (2000)
Yuan Quan (2001)
Hu Ke (2002)
Ni Ping (2003)
Yu Nan (2004)
Zhang Jingchu (2005)
Ni Ping (2006)
Siqin Gaowa (2007)
Miao Pu (2008)
Zhou Xun (2009)
Tao Hong (born 1969) (2010)
Fan Bingbing (2011)
Liang Jing (2012)
Yan Bingyan (2013)
Tang Wei (2014)
Tao Hong (born 1972) / Zhao Wei (2015)

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