1. Mo Xueyan - The Princess's Man (2009)
Mo Xueyan is a loyal aide to Empress Lu, possessing stunning beauty, but with no grand ambitions and a cold, icy demeanor. Played by Yang Mi, her character is reserved and patient, with all her emotions and thoughts clearly conveyed through her eyes. Her gaze reflects deep sorrow, pain, and helplessness.
Mo Xueyan - Yang Mi (2009)
2. Li Qiuxian - Palace (2011)
One of Yang Mi's most iconic roles is undoubtedly Li Qiuxian in the drama *Palace*. The immense popularity of the show marked a significant turning point in Yang Mi's career, propelling her into stardom. With her natural and pure acting style, without any need for excessive dramatization, her portrayal of Li Qiuxian won the hearts of audiences everywhere.
Li Qiuxian - Yang Mi (2011)
3. Lin Xiao - Tiny Times (2013)
In the *Tiny Times* series directed by Guo Jingming, Yang Mi takes on the role of Lin Xiao, a kind-hearted and dreamer of a girl. She and her three best friends live and work in Shanghai. What will become of their relationships in the dazzling and chaotic city? Yang Mi’s performance faithfully captures the essence of Lin Xiao—a simple yet dreamy character who is also resolute when it comes to love.
Lin Xiao - Yang Mi (2013)
4. Qiao Fei - The Interpreter (2016)
In *The Interpreter*, Yang Mi undergoes a transformation into Qiao Fei, a warm-hearted and sociable interpreter who is also firm and decisive in both her career and personal life. She shares a beautiful yet tumultuous romance with Cheng Jiayang. The series is considered a significant milestone in her acting career, with its ratings sometimes surpassing 2%.
Qiao Fei - Yang Mi (2016)
5. Bai Qian - Eternal Love (2017)
The recent hit drama *Eternal Love* has taken the Chinese entertainment industry by storm, with Yang Mi portraying the lead role. The show stirred debates regarding the appearance and performances of the cast, but once it aired, it shattered all negative opinions. Yang Mi, playing Bai Qian, captivated audiences with her stunning beauty and emotionally resonant performance. She successfully silenced critics who once labeled her as just a pretty face, proving her acting prowess once again in the film industry.
Bai Qian - Yang Mi (2017)
6. Princess Jing - Painted Skin 2 (2012)
Following the success of the first film, the studio released *Painted Skin 2*, continuing the tale of love between mortals and a fox spirit. The character of Huo Tuan faces a difficult dilemma, caught between the fleshly desire for Xiao Duy and the soul connection with Princess Jing. Ultimately, the charms and magic of Xiao Duy cause Huo Tuan to waver. However, upon hearing the truth, Princess Jing volunteers to become a sacrificial offering at Tian Lang, awakening Huo Tuan from his confusion.
Princess Jing - Yang Mi (2012)
7. Luo Xiaoting - I Am a Witness (2015)
The story follows a rookie female police officer who, after making a mistake, witnesses her younger brother’s death and loses her sight. As her eyes fail, her other senses become extraordinarily sharp. Luo Xiaoting’s life plunges into darkness, where she perceives things that ordinary people cannot. One rainy night, she accidentally becomes a witness to a traffic accident. Her keen observations earn the admiration of seasoned professionals, but another person, Lan Chong, offers a conflicting account. What, then, is the true version of the case?
Luo Xiaoting - Yang Mi (2015)
8. Duang Ning - The Seven Treasures of Wudang (2016)
Set in the early years of the Republic of China, Duang Vanguo and his daughter, Duang Ning, travel to China to attend the Wudang martial arts conference. By chance, they come across a map that leads to the hidden Wudang Seven Treasures. Their plans to search for the treasure are soon disrupted by the martial arts master Tian Tan, who overturns everything they had prepared. Yang Mi plays the daughter, and with her delicate and graceful beauty, she brings a lighter touch to the martial arts film, easing its otherwise rough edges.
Duang Ning - Yang Mi (2016)
9. Wang Zhaojun - The Legendary Queen Zhaojun (2005)
At the time, Yang Mi was still a relatively young actress, but she was entrusted by the director with the significant role of Wang Zhaojun in *The Legendary Queen Zhaojun*. After the airing of the drama, Yang Mi’s fame truly skyrocketed. Her sweet and captivating beauty touched the hearts of millions of viewers, solidifying her place as a rising star in the industry.
Wang Zhaojun - Yang Mi (2005)
10. Guo Xiang - The Return of the Condor Heroes (2004)
One of Yang Mi's most unforgettable performances, which also marked the beginning of her acting career, was her portrayal of Guo Xiang in the period drama *The Return of the Condor Heroes*. Her innocent and endearing portrayal was considered one of the truest to the original character in all adaptations of Guo Xiang. To this day, when people think of Guo Xiang, Yang Mi’s name is often the first to come to mind.
Guo Xiang - Yang Mi (2004)
11. Nie Xiaoqian - Strange Tales of Liaozhai (2006)
The sweet and gentle fox spirit, Nie Xiaoqian, from *Strange Tales of Liaozhai* once captured the hearts of audiences across China. Paired with Hu Ge, Yang Mi's natural chemistry with her co-star was evident, bringing to life their tragic love story that left millions of viewers in tears. Yang Mi’s performance in this role earned her a spot on the list of the most beloved fox spirits in Chinese drama.
Hu Ge and Yang Mi - Strange Tales of Liaozhai (2006)
Soundtrack of Strange Tales of Liaozhai (2006)
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