Here is Diana Peng's biography:
Diana Peng is a renowned professional actress and dancer in Hong Kong and Mainland China. She is the youngest Congressman from the arts and has many prominent memberships and commissioned works. Some of her notable memberships include membership with the Standing Committee of the 10th All-China Young Politician Federation, China Zhi Gong Party Central Sports Committee Member, Honored Chairman of the China Health Assist-Poverty Project Association, Vice-Chairman of the World Association of Chinese, Chairman of the judging panel for the Miss World Finals, and more.
Born in Changsha, Hunan Province, Diana Peng discovered her love for the arts as a child. She entered the Ballet School at the Affiliated Middle School of Beijing Dance College at the age of 8 and later joined the National Ballet of China. She quickly distinguished herself as the youngest and best dancer in the troupe.
Diana Peng then moved to the United States to study film acting and dance at the Juilliard School, where she was the first Chinese student to be awarded a full scholarship. During her 8-year study, she won several awards, including "Miss Asia International" three times and "Miss China USA" and "Miss Chinese USA".
After returning to Hong Kong, Diana Peng continued her career in film, TV, dance, and singing. She performed in many drama series and played various roles, including party members, soldiers, and police officers.
Diana Peng has starred in many films, including "Chinese Chocolate", "Drive the Train to Beijing", "Huangpu Soldier", "Zhang Side", "Lovely China", and "Nanniwan". She has also directed and starred in several films and drama series.
In addition to her acting career, Diana Peng has led in many stage shows, including "The Night of He and She", "Mozart", "Swan Lake", and "Romeo and Juliet".
Diana Peng is also a philanthropist and has contributed to charitable causes and international culture exchange programs. She has received honors from the Government and the Chinese society for her contributions.
