He Qing

Actress

Chinese Jiangshan, Quzhou, Zhejiang, China

Quick Info

ProfessionActress
NationalityChinese
Date of Birth13/01/1964
Age61 years (died on 14, Dec, 2025)
BirthplaceJiangshan, Quzhou, Zhejiang, China
Date of Death14/12/2025

Latest News about He Qing

14/12/2025

Renowned Chinese actress He Qing, known as the 'No. 1 Classical Beauty' and the only actress to perform in adaptations of all four great classical novels of Chinese literature, passed away at age 61. She had been diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2015 and had largely withdrawn from public life in recent years.

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Bio/Wiki

NicknameSister Lianlian
Other Names
  • Flora He
  • Qing He
  • 何晴
Famous ForBeing the only Chinese actress to play major roles in television adaptations of all four of China's Great Classical Novels. Known as China's 'No. 1 Classical Beauty' for her delicate classical beauty and serene demeanor.

Physical Stats & More

Height164 cm
Eye ColorBlack
Hair ColorLight Brown
Blood TypeO
Star SignCapricorn
Chinese ZodiacRabbit

Educational Qualification(s)

SchoolZhejiang Jiangshan High School, Zhejiang
QualificationGraduation in Zhejiang Kunqu Opera Troupe

Personal Life

ReligionBuddhism

Relationships & More

Marital StatusDivorced
Marriage Date1995
HusbandYajun Xu

Family

SpouseYajun Xu (m: 1995 - d: 2003)
ChildrenSon - Xu He

Career

Debut FilmThe Disciples of Shaolin Temple (1983) as Xiao Qin
Debut TVJourney to the West (1984) as Lingji Bodhisattva
Last FilmBeyond the Clouds (2023)
OverviewHe Qing began her career in the Chinese film and television industry in 1983. She gained recognition for her role as Lingji Bodhisattva in the iconic TV series Journey to the West, where her performance left a lasting impression despite its brief appearance. Over the years, she became well-known for her roles in adaptations of China's four great classical novels, including Dream of the Red Chamber (1988), Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1993), and Water Margin (1996). Her classical beauty and artistic talent made her a beloved figure in the industry throughout her career.

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. He Qing was raised in an artistic family and exhibited a passion for the arts from a young age.
2. She joined the Zhejiang Kunqu Opera Troupe at the age of 13 to pursue traditional Kunqu opera.
3. Her career took off when she was cast in The Disciples of Shaolin Temple, where she played a clever and brave girl.
4. After her role in Journey to the West, she was affectionately nicknamed Sister Lianlian by fans.
5. He Qing portrayed the character Qin Keqing in the TV adaption of the renowned Chinese novel Dream of the Red Chamber.
6. Her television career was marked by a unique distinction of participating in adaptations of all four great classical novels of Chinese literature.
7. In the early 2000s, she began to withdraw from the spotlight, and in 2015, she was diagnosed with a brain tumor.
8. She continued to live a private life, rarely discussing her personal matters in interviews.
9. Following her passing in 2025, a farewell ceremony took place in Beijing a few days later.
10. Her career took off when she was cast in The Disciples of Shaolin Temple in 1983, where she played a clever and brave girl named Xiao Qin.
11. He Qing portrayed the character Qin Keqing in the 1988 film adaptation of the renowned Chinese novel Dream of the Red Chamber.
12. She played the captivating Xiao Qiao in the 1993 TV series Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the celebrated courtesan Li Shishi in the 1996 series Water Margin.
13. Following her passing in December 2025, a farewell ceremony took place in Beijing a few days later.
14. Actor Liu Xiao Ling Tong, her junior-class classmate from the Zhejiang Kunqu Opera Troupe, paid tribute to her after her death.
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