Eva Gao

Name: Eva Gao
Native name: 高媛
Also Known as: Gao Yuan, Eva
Nationality: Chinese
Gender: Female
Born: October 24, 1993
Age: 32

Gao Yuan (English name: Eva), born in Beijing, is a Chinese actress and model. She graduated from the Film and Television Performance Department of the Communication University of China. In 2012, she made her official debut in the movie "Blooming White Grass". Edit Biography

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2019	Hot Blooded Youth Chinese Drama, 2019, 58 eps Fang Lan (Support Role)	58	Fang Lan Support Role	7.7
2019	L.O.R.D. Critical World Chinese Drama, 2019, 48 eps Princess Xi Liu (Support Role)	48	Princess Xi Liu Support Role	7.8
2019	The Golden Eyes Chinese Drama, 2019, 56 eps (Unknown)	56	Unknown	7.7
2018	Tomb of the Sea Chinese Drama, 2018, 52 eps Sister Dan (Guest Role)	52	Sister Dan Guest Role	8.3
2017	Long for You Chinese Drama, 2017, 20 eps Qin Si (Support Role)	20	Qin Si Support Role	7.2
2016	Fox in the Screen Chinese Drama, 2016, 22 eps Bi An Hua Xian (Support Role)	22	Bi An Hua Xian Support Role	7.2
2015	The Story of Furong Chinese Drama, 2015, 38 eps A Chan (Support Role)	38	A Chan Support Role	7.2
2015	Emergency Room Chinese Drama, 2015, 38 eps Luo Xiao Yan (Support Role)	38	Luo Xiao Yan Support Role	8.2

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