Gu Quan

Name: Gu Quan
Native name: 顾权
Nationality: Chinese
Gender: Male
Born: May 15, 1989
Age: 37

Gu Quan officially became an actor in 2015 with his first appearance in movie titled Young Blood. He graduated from Shanghai Normal University in 2010 and became an actor afterward, signing under Beijing's New Film Media. He's seen by his friends as humorous, composed, and very talented in his career. Edit Biography

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2019	The History of Crime Chinese Drama, 2019, 12 eps Qian Kun (Main Role)	12	Qian Kun Main Role	6.9
2017	Take Your Mark Chinese Drama, 2017, 16 eps Gao Ge (Support Role)	16	Gao Ge Support Role	7.7
2016	Angel Wings Chinese Drama, 2016, 44 eps Zhao Lin (Guest Role)	44	Zhao Lin Guest Role	7.7
2016	The Love of Happiness Chinese Drama, 2016, 70 eps Fu Bin (Support Role)	70	Fu Bin Support Role	7.6

Year	Title	Role	Rating
2021	Man Hua Xiong Xin Chinese Movie, 2021, Chen Huan (Support Role)	Chen Huan Support Role	0.0
2011	Mad Sheila Chinese Movie, 2011, Bo En (Main Role)	Bo En Main Role	8.0

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