Top 10 Most Handsome Actors in the Movie 'Tru Tien'

The next heartthrob from the movie is Thành Nghị, who plays Lâm Kinh Vũ, a skilled martial artist with a noble and righteous heart. His character's heavenly aura is further highlighted by his striking white robes from the Thanh Vân Sect, enhancing his charm and beauty. Born on May 17, 1990, in Hunan, China, Thành Nghị graduated from the Central Academy of Drama in 2012. He is best known for his role as Lâm Kinh Vũ in the series 'Thanh Vân Chí' and recently starred as the lead in 'Lưu Ly.' Famous director Li An praised his clean, intelligent gaze. Despite graduating from one of China's top drama schools, Thành Nghị's path to stardom wasn't easy. He faced numerous setbacks early in his career, even after submitting his resume to multiple film studios without success. Lacking a powerful manager or financial backers, his acting career nearly stalled. His first film role was a small part in 'Giao Thừa' (2009), but the film wasn't released until 2012. After another difficult year in 2011, his big break came with a supporting role in 'Đường Cung Mỹ Nhân Thiên Hạ' in 2011, finally earning him recognition from directors. Despite this, Thành Nghị's career still faced many challenges with limited roles and delayed releases, making his journey a truly hard-fought battle.

Despite playing the villainous role of the cunning and dangerous Tần Vô Viêm, a disciple of the Ma Sect, Mao Tử Tuấn undeniably brings an irresistible charm and striking handsomeness to the character, securing his place as one of the movie's most attractive actors. Born on December 31, 1986, in China, Mao Tử Tuấn is recognized for his roles in 'Dai Nha Hoan,' 'Hao Lan Chuan Qi,' 'Tru Tien Thanh Van Chi,' 'Tian Ke Chi Bai Xia Chuan Shuo,' and as Giang Nguyet Lau in 'Han Jun Bu Xiang Jiang Lau Yue.' Mao's acting career began in 2009 with his debut TV series 'Nuong The.' His breakthrough came in 2011 with his role as the 14th prince in the popular drama 'Gong Tuo Xin Guo,' which also earned him the 'Best Supporting Actor' award at the Youku TV Awards. Following this, he gained further recognition for playing a villain in 'Tru Tien Thanh Van Chi' and continued to build his fame with roles in 'Dai Tang Ying Xiu' and 'Tian Ke Chi Bai Xia Chuan Shuo.' In 2019, he took on his first leading role as Tần Vương, also known as Qin Shi Huang, in the historical drama 'Hao Lan Chuan Qi.'

'Thanh Van Chi' is a 2016 Chinese television series based on the popular xianxia novel 'Tru Tien' by Tiêu Đỉnh. Produced by Huanyu Entertainment, the show stars Lý Dịch Phong, Triệu Lệ Dĩnh, Dương Tử, Thành Nghị, Tần Tuấn Kiệt, and other notable actors. The first season aired from July 31 to November 8, 2016, on Hunan TV, with the second season premiering on December 8, 2016, on Tencent Video.

The success of this iconic series is partly due to its handsome male leads, including Lý Thần Hạo. His striking portrayal of Pháp Tướng, a disciple of the prestigious Tian Yin Temple, undoubtedly caught the attention of many viewers. As Pháp Tướng, Lý Thần Hạo plays a key role in revealing the mystery behind the massacre that Trương Tiểu Phàm and Lâm Kinh Vũ have been trying to solve for a long time.

Tần Tuấn Kiệt's portrayal of Tăng Thư Thư is just as visually striking as his character's charm. Tăng Thư Thư, a close friend of Tiểu Phàm at Thanh Vân Môn and the son of the influential Long Hồi Phong, initially helps Tiểu Phàm in various situations but also indulges in a series of comedic misadventures. However, after certain life events, his character matures and takes on the significant role of the city leader of Du Đô. Born on September 1, 1991, in Fujian, Tần Tuấn Kiệt is a Chinese actor known for both film and television roles. He made his debut in the movie 'Hoàng Kim Giáp,' portraying Prince Nguyễn Thành. Over the years, Tần has appeared in a variety of works, including 'Tru Tiên Thanh Vân Chí,' 'Long Châu Truyền Kỳ,' and 'Thính Tuyết Lâu.'

Despite his considerable talent, Tần Tuấn Kiệt's career has often been overshadowed by the absence of a breakout role, earning him the reputation of a star with potential but lacking widespread recognition. Though his career has been relatively quiet, Tần has gained more attention for his personal life and romantic entanglements. From 2018 to 2019, he starred in notable series such as 'Bong Bóng Mùa Hè' with Trương Tuyết Nghênh, 'Thính Tuyết Lâu' with Viên Băng Nghiên, 'Bệnh Viện Hằng Sơn,' and 'Trước Sau Vẹn Toàn,' taking on various roles ranging from business tycoons to martial artists and undercover cops. Yet, despite his versatility, these projects have not been enough to elevate him among the most popular male actors in Chinese entertainment.

Dương Húc Văn takes on another antagonist role, portraying Thanh Long, one of the Four Holy Envoys of the Demon Sect, with a striking and arrogant appearance. His character is known for being kind to the female lead, Bích Dao, and for his unwavering loyalty to the Demon King. Born on April 2, 1994, in Nanjing, Jiangsu, Dương Húc Văn attended Nanjing Foreign Language School and Nanjing No. 9 Middle School. He enrolled in the Central Academy of Drama in September 2012, majoring in acting. In early 2014, he signed with Huayi Brothers Media Group and debuted in the historical drama 'Cosmetology High' as a scholar. Later that year, he appeared in 'The Backlight of Love,' a web drama alongside Dilraba Dilmurat and Merxat, and starred in the modern TV series 'Horrible Bosses.'

Dương Húc Văn's first major role came in the 2015 action-comedy 'Bad Guys Always Die.' He went on to star in the youth military film 'Deep Blue' and appeared in the romance 'New York New York' in 2016. He also joined the action fantasy series 'Noble Aspiration' that year. In January 2017, he took on the role of Guo Jing in the TV adaptation of Jin Yong's classic martial arts novel 'The Legend of the Condor Heroes.' Dương continued to build his career, starring in 2018's business drama 'Excellent Investor' and the supernatural drama 'Ghost Catcher Zhong Kui's Record.' In 2019, he starred in the military series 'Special Forces Anti-Terrorism III' and the romantic film 'The Memory About You.'

Lưu Học Nghĩa plays the charming Tiêu Dật Tài, a handsome character in the series 'Tru Tiên.' Tiêu Dật Tài is one of the key figures in the search for treasure at the Death Marsh, alongside Kim Bình Nhi, Lâm Kinh Vũ, Tăng Thư Thư, and Hắc Thủy Huyền Xà. Lưu Học Nghĩa, originally from Qingdao, left his hometown at a young age to study dance in Beijing. After five years of training, he began performing and eventually entered acting. With his striking looks, Lưu Học Nghĩa quickly caught the attention of the Central Academy of Drama, where he made his acting debut in the film 'Hồ Điệp Ma Chú.' He later played a supporting role as Long Chấn Bang in the film 'Nữ Nhân Liên Tâm,' both of which were released in 2011, marking the start of his acting career.

In August 2018, Lưu Học Nghĩa's career took a significant turn when he starred alongside Dương Tử in the fantasy drama 'Thiên Kê Chi Bạch Xà Truyền Thuyết.' This role increased his popularity dramatically. He portrayed the character of Trảm Hoang, a powerful Yêu deity with a tragic past, exiled to the mortal realm as a five-colored Qilin. Consumed with vengeance, he sought to avenge the Duke of Yu, but eventually fell in love with the character Bạch Yêu Yêu (played by Dương Tử), who was already in love with another. Though their love could never be, Trảm Hoang chose to let go of his hatred and sacrificed himself in a heartbreaking gesture, leaving the audience moved by his tragic fate.

Lý Dịch Phong, born Lý Hạ in May 1987 in Chengdu, China, is an only child from a traditional family. During his time at the Sichuan Normal University’s Film and Television Academy, majoring in MC, he caught the attention of filmmakers due to his handsome appearance and ideal height. Many might not know that this television heartthrob began his career as a singer, releasing his debut album 'Cỏ Bốn Lá,' followed by two more albums 'Đu Quay Đứng' and 'Tiêu Tiên Sinh' in 2008 and 2009. Lý Dịch Phong’s first major acting role came in the TV drama 'Hoàng Tử Tennis,' based on a popular Japanese manga.

He rose to fame rapidly in the Chinese television industry, becoming a renowned figure in period dramas after his role as Bách Lý Đồ Tô in the 2014 series 'Cổ Kiếm Kỳ Đàm.' Following the success of this drama, he was approached by directors of historical dramas, and his portrayal of Trương Tiểu Phàm in the 2016 adaptation of 'Tru Tiên' was highly anticipated. With his striking character design, Lý Dịch Phong undeniably became the most handsome and beloved star of the series.

The first member of the popular TFboys group to appear in the film was the charming young Vương Nguyên, portraying the younger version of Trương Tiểu Phàm. His innocent and pure portrayal of Tiểu Phàm, though brief in the early episodes, undoubtedly captured the hearts of many female fans. Vương Nguyên was born in Chongqing, China, into an ordinary family. He developed a deep passion for singing at a young age, and his love for music was nurtured by his family, especially his father and grandfather, who enjoyed folk music. Encouraged by his family, Vương Nguyên participated in a children’s folk music contest and won, sparking his dream of becoming a professional singer like Tống Tổ Anh.

In 2011, Vương Nguyên received a flyer from TF Entertainment’s recruitment drive, leading him to join as a trainee. He soon became known for covering songs and hosting a variety show produced by the company. Through these activities, he gained significant fame online. On August 6, 2013, Vương Nguyên debuted as a member of TFboys alongside Wang Junkai and Jackson Yee. On January 31, 2019, he enrolled at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in the United States. In 2018, Vương Nguyên was named one of the top 10 most influential charity stars by Sina. That same year, he was reappointed as a UNICEF Ambassador for the second consecutive year, representing China at the ECOSOC Youth Forum at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, where he served as a Special Advocate for Education.

The next TFboys member to appear in the movie Tru Tiên is Vương Tuấn Khải, portraying the younger version of Lâm Kinh Vũ, Trương Tiểu Phàm’s close friend. Alongside Vương Nguyên, Vương Tuấn Khải’s handsome looks captured the attention of fans, and together, these two rising stars set the stage for the film’s opening. Vương Tuấn Khải was born on September 21, 1999, in Chongqing, China. A Chinese singer and actor, he has been a member of the idol group TFBOYS since 2013. By December 2016, he was listed among the wealthiest Chinese people born after 1990, with an estimated net worth of 248 million yuan (36 million USD). In 2018, he was appointed as the “UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador” and was recognized by Guinness World Records for having the “Most Shared Weibo Post.” Additionally, he was named one of China’s top 10 most influential people in 2015 at the World Internet Conference.

Vương Tuấn Khải joined TF Entertainment in late 2010 through a selection process and became a trainee. Before debuting, he participated in the TF Family mini-album “I Don’t Want to Change” and gained attention for his cover of Ashin’s song “Onion.” In 2012, he competed in several talent shows, including “China’s Got Talent” and “Youth Forward,” but did not make it past the semifinals. Despite this, Vương Tuấn Khải remained dedicated to his dreams. On August 6, 2013, he debuted as a member of TFboys alongside Vương Nguyên and Jackson Yee. In 2017, he enrolled in the Beijing Film Academy after passing the entrance exam, earning praise from the media.

Jackson Yee was born on November 28, 2000, in Huaihua, Hunan. At the age of two, his family moved to Beijing. From a young age, his mother enrolled him in various arts and dance classes. He appeared in several TV shows and commercials and started training in dance and calligraphy at the age of five. He became proficient in traditional Chinese dance, Latin dance, street dance, and won numerous awards in various competitions. Jackson Yee began his journey in dance with traditional Chinese styles at age six, later transitioning to Latin, hip-hop, street dance, and contemporary dance. Jackson is also a multi-talented individual, skilled in various traditional Chinese cultural forms such as Sichuan opera face-changing, fast-talking, and Mongolian dance. Additionally, he plays beatbox and is proficient in musical instruments like the Hulusi flute, guitar, and drums. His passion for the arts and constant desire to learn new things have contributed to his versatility. Jackson's exposure to the arts from an early age, coupled with his participation in various talent programs, laid the foundation for his later achievements. Since 2017, he has developed an interest in sculpture, studying under artist Ren Zhe.

In 2018, Jackson designed and created the -meter statue "Tiān Xī Dragon" as a gift for his 18th birthday, which was displayed at a birthday event in Tianjin. Starting his artistic career at age seven, Jackson Yee has performed on over 200 stages and won numerous awards, making him one of China’s brightest child stars. On August 6, 2013, Jackson Yee, along with Vương Tuấn Khải (14 years old) and Vương Nguyên (13 years old), formed the boy band TFBOYS, which became the youngest idol group in Chinese entertainment history. On April 11, 2018, Jackson Yee was accepted into the Central Academy of Drama, majoring in Film and Television Performance, and on June 25, he was announced as the top scorer in the National Higher Education Entrance Examination for Acting at the Central Academy of Drama.