A graduate of Beijing Film Academy, Luo Jin had been active on the screen. In addition to playing the role of Emperor Xian of Han in ""Three Kingdoms"", he is also familiar to audiences due to TV dramas such as ""Beauty's Rival in Palace"" and ""Dream Heaven"". ; Star Journey History: Luo Jin played Liu Ying in the TV series “Beauty's Rival in Palace”. The new actor Luo Jin plays the role of Liu Ying, the second emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, in ""Beauty’s Rival in Palace"". As a king, it is perfectly normal to have thousands of beautiful women around you. Therefore, in the drama, Luo Jin and a group of beautiful women such as Ruby Lin, Wang Likun, and Chen Yirong all have numerous scenes together. The super luxurious lineup of handsome men and beautiful women has also become one of the most anticipated attraction point for fans. However, in history, Liu Ying ascended to the throne at the age of sixteen with the support of his mother, Empress Lv, and became the king of the Western Han Dynasty. The rollercoaster of emotions in this is incomprehensible to ordinary people. It is understood that in ""Beauty's Rival in Palace"", Luo Jin's portrayal of Emperor Hui of Han, Liu Ying, not only reflects his diligence and love for the people as a monarch, but also his helplessness being under Empress Lv's as she’s the one with true power over the politics. Of course, the biggest highlight is his emotional entanglement with his loved ones and the love and hate he exhibits. ; Luo Jin played Emperor Xian of Han (Liu Xie) in the TV series “Three Kingdoms”. Dong Zhuo takes down the young emperor in order to control the court and establish his power, and appoints the nine-year-old Liu Xie as Emperor Xian of Han. In order to coerce the emperor and order the princes, he is killed by Wang Yun using a beauty trick, and Li and Guo kill Wang Yun. They kidnap Emperor Xian of Han. In the fifth year of the Jianyuan era, Emperor Xian of Han is dissatisfied with Cao Cao's monopoly of power and unwilling to become a puppet. Dong Cheng conspires with Left General Liu Bei, Chang Shui Colonel Zhong Ji, General Wu Zilan, Wang Zifu, and others, but the matter is exposed. Dong Cheng and others were all executed by Cao Cao, and the pregnant Dong Guiren is also hanged. Empress Fu is afraid of Cao Cao, so she writes a letter to her father Fu Wan, recounting Cao Cao's cruel and inhumane deeds. She hopsd that Fu Wan can follow Dong Cheng's example and eliminate powerful officials, but Fu Wan never dared to take action. After the death of Cao Cao, he is driven down by Cao Pi and eventually leaves the capital by boat with Empress Cao (which is somewhat different from the actual history). ; Luo Jin played Liu Bang in the TV series “Beauties of the Emperor”. The founding emperor of the Han Dynasty. Han Taizu. Originally a rogue gambler, he is naturally chivalrous and has leadership skills. He is a broad-minded hero who is able to clearly distinguish the domination between love and power, He’s as cunning as a fox, while also as agile as a rabbit. A scheming man with a dark heart. A person who can tolerate what others can’t is someone who has a broad mind and is willing to give one’s all, and is destined to be an emperor (somewhat differs from the actual history). ; Finalized for the Cannes Film Festival: Although only one Chinese language film “Rizhao Chongqing” was nominated for the main competition category, there was no shortage of Eastern faces at the 63rd Cannes Film Festival. The powerful actor Luo Jin, who played the role of Emperor Xian of Han in the popular TV series ""Three Kingdoms,"" was also nominated for the ""King of the Film"" competition in this year's main competition due to his role in the new film ""Biutiful"" by Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu. The director of this film, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, has previously produced three popular classic films, ""Amores perros"", ""21 Grams"" and ""Babel"". He has won numerous awards such as the Best Director Award at the Cannes Film Festival (""Babel""), the Golden Globe Award for Best Picture (""Babel""), and an Oscar nomination for Best Picture (""Amores perros""). How was he able to get the support of an internationally renowned director when it’s his first appearance on the big screen? Luo Jin said that everything was a coincidence, and the person he’s most grateful for was director Ang Lee. He mentioned that he had participated in the casting of ""Lust, Caution"" in 2006, and although he was not able to participate in the final cast, the deputy director responsible for casting was very impressed with him at that time. Later, when Gonzalez, the director of “Biutiful”, needed two Chinese male actors, he approached Ang Lee for help. Ang Lee's deputy director thought of Luo Jin, and he got the opportunity to audition out of the blue. “The entire process was like a dream. Working with a major director is an actor's luck, and there may be very few of such opportunities in a lifetime.”