Bai Lu

Chinese Actress in 'My True Friend'

Bai Lu - Performers & Entertainers born September 23rd, 1994
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Born in 1994, this actress gained prominence in Chinese television and film. Significant roles include appearances in 'My True Friend' and 'The Legend of White Snake'. The actress has worked on various popular dramas, showcasing talent across different genres. Her performances have contributed to the rise of contemporary Chinese television.

Starred in 'My True Friend'

Featured in 'The Legend of White Snake'

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