Hu Ke

Hu Ke is a Chinese actor best known for her role as Niu Suyun on Moment in Beijing and has acted in several films, including Chat, The Empire Symbol, and Goddess in the Flames of War. Hu was born on December 1, 1975, in Jiaxing, Zhejiang. In 1998 she graduated from the Beijing Broadcasting Institute (now Communication University of China), where he excelled in broadcasting and management. After college, he worked for Phoenix Satellite Television in Hong Kong for half a year. In 1998 he joined the Walt Disney Company, becoming a manager at The Dragon Club. From 2002 to 2005 he became a broadcaster of Happy Mobilization. After hosting a few TV shows, Hu joined the party.

Hu performed his first television drama in the historical drama Storm of the Dragon (2000). Hu's first major television role was Li Cuilian in Legendary Li Cuilian 2 (2001). In 2002 he made his debut film Chat, which made him the best actor at the 9th Beijing College Student Film Festival. That same year, Hu won the guest role at Affair of Half a Lifetime starring Shi Cuizhi. In 2005 she played an important supporting role in Moment in Peking  directed by Zhang Zi'en. Hu also starred in Liao Zhai's television series shenmo Liao Zhai starring Huang Xiaoming.

In 2007, Hu played the role of Nie Yuan in Red Streamer, the most watched series in Mainland China that year. In 2008, she starred in Su Quan's role in the Royal Tramp, Jin Yong''s television series The Deer and the Cauldron. Hu is compiled as Gu Dasao in All Men Are Brothers (2011), based on Shi Nai'an's novel The Ancient Ming Shiite Water Margin. That same year, she portrayed the Princess Iron Fan on a voyage to the West, based on a novel with the same name as the Ming descent novel Wu Cheng'en.