Wu Xiaoyu, born in Beijing, graduated from the Acting Department of the Central Academy of Drama and Chinese mainland actress and singer. Wu Xiaoyu's performance tension is very strong, delicate and passionate, in the "Unforgettable Years", "Rules Before Remarriage" and other film and television dramas, the characters played by her have a distinct and calm atmosphere. Wu Xiaoyu impressed the audience with the role of the sharp wife in the theatrical version of "33 Days of Lost Love".
From 1994 to 1997, he participated in the CCTV Galaxy Children's Television Art Troupe, and from 1997 to 2003, he served as the dance captain of Beijing No. 2 Middle School. In 2000, the dance "Red Fan" won the first place in the gold medal of the 10th National Stars Award Dance Competition, the top ten works of the 10th CCTV Dance Competition, and the most popular work award of the audience.
In 2001, he starred in the modern urban film "Lighten Up" directed by Pan Xiaoyang, playing the female number one Zhou Hui, which was Wu Xiaoyu's first participation in the film and won the 22nd Feitian Awards, with which Wu Xiaoyu officially entered the entertainment circle. In 2002, he starred in the dance "Youth like Fire" and won the first place in the gold medal of the second CCTV Dance Competition.
In 2003, he participated in the criminal investigation emotional drama "Loyal Guard" directed by Pan Xiaoyang, in which he played the only daughter of xiao Zhou, the secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission; in the same year, he starred in the suspense police drama "Indelible" directed by Pan Peicheng, in which he played the rebellious single woman Anran of the black boss.
In 2011, he starred in the suspense movie "Legend of Dunhuang" directed by Yan Yue, playing the hotel owner Tingting; in November, he participated in the urban emotional drama "Watch" directed by Huang Wei, playing Peng Suwen.
In 2012, he participated in the urban emotional comedy "33 Days of Lost Love" directed by Liu Kai, in which Wu Xiaoyu played the young Aunt Zhang; in the same year, he participated in the musical novel micro-film "Black Eyes" and played Tianna.
In 2013, he starred in the children's inspirational movie "Empty Mountain Bird Language", playing the volunteer teacher Xu Xiaoya; in February, starring in the youth inspirational film "Encounter in the Cold Season" directed by Yan Yue, playing Xiao Yu and releasing the song of the same name. In October, he starred in the police love drama "Dark Police" directed by Zhang Hanwen, in which he played Zhao Xiaoxia, who was infected with drugs because of her boyfriend's frame-up, and then cooperated with the police academy's brother to help the police solve the case.
In 2015, he starred in the nostalgic theme TV series "The Unforgettable Years" directed by Liu Yun, in which Wu Xiaoyu played mayor Qianjin Chen Jing; in August of the same year, he starred in the urban love drama "Love Dream Builder" directed by Cai Jingsheng, in which he played the conscientious lady An Ran, the owner of a small restaurant; in September, he starred in the urban fashion light comedy "Chasing Marriage" directed by Liu Kai, in which he played the golden girl Fu Jingzhi; in December, he starred in the urban emotional TV series "Rules Before Remarriage" directed by Liu Jiacheng. Wu Xiaoyu plays a Beijing girl Guo Yue in the play.
In 2016, he starred in the suspenseful love TV series "If Snails Have Love" directed by Zhang Kaizhou, playing the "Ye Qian" of ye group's three thousand gold; in June of the same year, directed by Li Xue, Jin Dong and Bai Baihe co-starred in the inspirational emotional drama "Surgical Storm", in which he played a "special patient" - Liu Ling.
In 2017, directed by Liu Jiacheng and co-starring Jiang Wenli and Ni Dahong, the large-scale urban sentiment drama "Zhengyang Menxia 2" played the daughter of Jiang Wenli and Ni Dahong, Xu Jingli; in the same year, directed by Zhang Kaizhou, Zhao Liying and Feng Shaofeng co-starred in the ancient social family drama "Do you know if it should be green fat red skinny", in which she played the British concubine Zhang Shi.