On 11/2, the production team of Duong Cung Ky An: Thanh Vu Phong Minh unveiled posters featuring Yao An Na. She portrays Pei Yu, a character pivotal to solving a court case. Set in the Tang dynasty, the series explores intriguing and mysterious events within the imperial palace. Yao An Na takes on a supporting role alongside lead actors Bach Loc and Vuong Tinh Viet.

Yao An Na in 'Duong Cung Ky An'. Photo: Mtime

This marks Yao An Na's debut in a historical drama, and her character posters quickly became a trending topic on Weibo. Thousands of viewers lauded her appearance, noting that it perfectly suits the character. They observed that Yao An Na exudes the intelligent and sharp demeanor of a genius physician, aligning with the role's description.

Duong Cung Ky An: Thanh Vu Phong Minh premiered on 5/2, with most viewers describing its content as dramatic, surprising, and suspenseful. The performances of the cast also received positive reviews.

Yao An Na, 28, is active in the film industry. Before Duong Cung Ky An, she appeared in works such as Den Noi Co Gio, Lap Bang, and Toi Tam Va Binh Minh. She frequently attends fashion events and film awards.

Yao An Na's Tang dynasty look. Photo: Mtime

The actress is the youngest daughter of Ren Zhengfei, the founder of Huawei, and is often referred to by Chinese media as the "Huawei princess". She entered the entertainment industry in early 2021, following her graduation with a computer science degree from Harvard University. Yao An Na previously released several music videos, but both critics and audiences largely panned her singing and dancing.

Yao An Na pursues a career in film. Photo: Mtime

Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar, Yao An Na once stated that her family background brought her more attention than other newcomers, but also presented disadvantages. She acknowledged the need to work harder to overcome preconceived notions. She believes that in life, individuals can either be recognized or face skepticism. She expressed her desire to live by her own will, viewing skepticism as a catalyst for growth.

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