Zhou Ye Biography: Age, Net Worth, Siblings, Parents, Awards, Movies, TV Series, Music, Boyfriend

Zhou Ye is a Chinese actress who first drew attention with her intense performance as Wei Lai in the 2019 coming-of-age film “Better Days.

Born in Chongqing, she gained mainstream recognition after starring as Gu Xiang in the popular wuxia series “Word of Honour” (2021).

Since then, she has taken on leading roles in both film and television, including “Moments We Shared” (2024) and “Everyone Loves Me” (2024).

Profile

• Full name: Zhou Ye
• Date of birth: May 20, 1998
• Age: 27 years old
• Gender: Female
• Place of birth: Chongqing, China
• State of origin: Chongqing
• Nationality: Chinese
• Profession: Actress
• Height: 165 cm  
• Parents: Father from Zengcheng, Guangzhou; mother from Chongqing  
• Siblings: One older sister  
• Spouse: N/A
• Children: N/A
• Relationship status: N/A (rumoured involvement with Lai Kuan Lin unconfirmed)
• Religion: N/A
• Ethnicity: Han Chinese  
• Net worth: $2–5 million

Early Life and Education

Zhou Ye is 27 years old. Born on May 20, 1998, in Chongqing, she moved to Huizhou, Guangdong, at the age of five. She attended Hua Luogeng Middle School and began her high school studies in the International Department before switching to a media class.

In 2016, ranking 36th nationally in the art-stream college entrance exam, she became the first student from Huizhou to be admitted to the Beijing Film Academy’s Performance Department, graduating with the class of 2020. She also studied piano and ballet during her upbringing.

Personal Life

Zhou Ye keeps her personal life private. She has not married and has no children. Rumours connecting her romantically to Lai Kuan Lin surfaced in 2021, but neither has confirmed any relationship.

Career

Zhou Ye made her screen debut in the 2017 independent film Beyond Belief, released in 2019. Her breakthrough came in “Better Days” (2019), where her portrayal of a school bully earned her critical acclaim and award nominations.

In 2021, she gained wider fame with her supporting role in Word of Honour. That same year, she appeared in a string of high-profile projects: the historical film “1921,” the medical drama “Chinese Doctors,” the wartime film “Railway Heroes,” and the youth drama “Reset,” all released in July.

In 2023, Zhou Ye took on diverse lead roles in Back From The Brink, Scent of Time, Love Me, Love My Voice, No More Bets, Yesterday Once More, and Flaming Cloud. In 2024, she starred in Everyone Loves Me and the romance film Moments We Shared. Upcoming in 2025 are two major costume dramas: Dream of Golden Years and Legend of the Female General.

Awards

• 2019: Nominated – China Movie Channel’s Most Promising Actress (for Better Days)  
• 2020: Nominated – Best Supporting Actress at Huading, Asian Film, and Golden Rooster Awards  
• 2021: Winner – Weibo Movie Night Promising Actress of the Year  
• 2024: Winner – Weibo Movie Night Annual Expressive Actress (Moments We Shared)  

Net Worth

Zhou Ye’s net worth is estimated to be between $2 million and $5 million, with income from major film and TV roles, endorsements, and a strong social media presence.

Social Media

• Weibo: 周也yeah
• Douyin (TikTok China): 周也yeah  
• WeChat / Xiaohongshu

Filmography

• Better Days (2019) as Wei Lai
• Beyond Belief (2019) as Du Xiaoman
• Chinese Doctors (2021) as Xiao Wen
• 1921 (2021) as Yang Kaihui
• Railway Heroes (2021) as Zhuang Yan
• No More Bets (2023) as Song Yu
• Flaming Cloud (2023) as Yu Yu
• Yesterday Once More (2023) as Han Shuyan
• Moments We Shared (2024) as Cheng Shuang

Television:

• Word of Honour (2021) as Gu Xiang
• Reset in July (2021) as Liu Xichuan
• The Cradle (2021) as Tang Susu
• Back From The Brink (2023) as Yan Hui
• Scent of Time (2023) as Hua Qian
• Love Me, Love My Voice (2023) as Gu Sheng
• Everyone Loves Me (2024) as Yue Qianling
• Dream of Golden Years (2025, upcoming) as Xia Xiaolan
• Legend of the Female General (2025, upcoming) as He Yan

Discography

• 2019: Starry Oceans (星辰大海) – OST, Better Days  
• 2024: Confession Scene (告白畫面) – OST, Everyone Loves Me (with Lin Yi)