Zhang Tie-Lin, 1957 was born in Tangshan, Hebei Province, China on June 5th. He graduated from Beijing Film Academy and National Film and Television School, and was a Chinese-British actor and calligrapher. He was once the dean and teacher of the Art College of Jinan University. 1982 Zhang Tie-Lin was assigned to Tianjin Radio and Television Art Troupe after graduating from Beijing Film Academy.
From 65438 to 0987, he went to study in England. In the early 1990s, he joined the Hong Kong Film Studio and China Satellite TV, and participated in the filming of a series of Huang Feihong films. 1996 transferred to Phoenix Satellite TV to host the film program. 1997 directed the feature film Chair. 1998 played the role of "Empress Ama" in the Qing Dynasty drama Princess Zhu Huan Part I, which was well known to the audience.
Introduction of Zhang Tie-Lin's acting experience;
1,1In 979, Zhang Tie-Lin, who was just a sophomore, took part in filming the first one-episode TV series "There is a Youth" of China CCTV, in which he played the leading role of Gu Minghua.
2. 1980 participated in the film "Young Friends", in which he played the rural soldier He Jianwu who grew up by the Yellow River.
3. 1983, starring in the historical films "Burning Yuanmingyuan" and "Hanging the Curtain to Listen to Politics", in which he plays the half-brother of Emperor Xianfeng and the Prince Gong Aisingiorro Yixin; In the same year, he participated in the film Under the Bridge, in which he played the hero Gao Zhihua, and the film won the first prize of the feature film of the Ministry of Culture.
4. 1984 filmed the film "Colorful Morning Light", playing the role of Lin in Xiaoyin Island fishing village.
5. 1995 voiced Simba in the animated film The Lion King 2.