Zhou Jie is a national first-class dancer at Shanghai Opera and Dance Theatre and a representative of China's contemporary dance community.
Since the age of 15, he has starred in large-scale ethnic dance dramas such as "Banping Mountain", "Fengming Qishan", "Knife Club", "Mulan Fragrance" and so on.
In 1980, he participated in the movie "Hanging Curtains and Listening to the Government", playing the role of Li Fei, which attracted the attention of the audience.
In 1985, he participated in the TV series "The Reappearance of Miracles".
In 1987, he starred in the TV series "The King of Sulu and the Chinese Emperor".
In 1988, she starred in "Lianlin Curiosity" as the female number one Su'e.
In 1990, he starred in the feature-length TV series "Overseas Hate" and "Mountain Wild", and won the Best Actress and "Feitian Award" of the "Golden Eagle Award" of China Television in the same year.
In 1991, he starred in the TV series "Dunhuang Night Tan".
The 1992 movie "Yang Guifei", directed by Chen Jialin and played by Zhou Jie as Yang Guifei, left a deep impression on people.
Zhou Jie played Yang Guifei, who was "a waiter who supported her delicate and weak", with a graceful and luxurious temperament, called a nose greasy goose fat, and fell into the country. In the movie, Zhou Jie showed Yang Guifei's most beautiful dance "Neon Dress Feather Dance", the dance posture was extremely beautiful, and Zhou Jie's appearance was also quite stunning.
In 1997, Zhou Jie left the brilliant stage and went to the United States alone.
After 2000, he returned to China and participated in the TV series "The World is Too Peaceful", the TV series "Baolian Lantern", the TV series "My Lord Sinks and Floats" and other works.
Old photo of Zhou Jie's early magazine