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Wang Yijin

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Wang Yijin
王艺瑾
Born
Wang Yunxuan

(1996-12-25) December 25, 1996 (age 27)
NationalityChinese
Occupations
  • Singer
  • Actress
Years active2017–present
AgentJay Walk Studio
Musical career
Also known asRita Wang, Xuān Xuān,Yījīnzǐ
Genres
Formerly ofBonBon Girls 303

Wang Yijin (Chinese: 王艺瑾, born Wang Yunxuan (王韻宣) on December 25, 1996) also known by her English name Rita Wang, is a Chinese film and television actress and singer. She was a member and lead vocalist of BonBon Girls 303 after placing third on Produce Camp 2020.The group disbanded on July 4, 2022, and she resumed her activities as a solo artist and actress.

Early life

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Wang Yijin, whose real name is Wang Yunxuan[1] mentioned that she was used to be overweight back in her childhood and early teenage years. She graduated from high school in Shandong Jinan Foreign Language School. She graduated from college, majoring in Musical Drama Arts and Theater in Central Academy of Drama. She also attended several courses in Beijing Dance Academy and finished her thesis during Produce Camp 2020.

Career

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Early 2000, The 5-year-old Wang Yijin co-hosted the children's program "Sunshine Express Lane" of Shandong Satellite TV with Da Bing and Da Tou (Liu Zichang), which was recognized by the audience. In addition, she also hosted the evening party of the local satellite TV.

Prior to signing up with Jaywalk[2] in 2018, she was a theater actress.

On October 11, 2016, her solo single "Feng Hua Yuan Meng" was released, which is also the Chinese cheongsam meeting song.

In February 2019, she participated in the CCTV-15 music program Feng Hua National Music and sang the song Feng hua yuan Dream. Her acting career started in an urban family drama starring Zhang Jiayi, Yan Ni, and Zhao Jinmai in A Little Reunion as the roommate of Lin Miao Miao.[3]

She also has a role in the series of Yang Mi and Vin Zhang in Storm Eye.

She then participated in the Tencent's Produce Camp 2020. She sang "I Like You" by Kit Chan as her audition for the vocal in the first episode, performed "Muttering" by Stefanie Sun with A+ Students (Jaywalk NewJoy Trainees). For the Group Battle, she performed "Magical" under LTG with Zhao Yue. For the Position Evaluation, she performed "The World Would Not Easily Collapse" under LTG for Vocal Group with Curley Gao. For the Concept Battle, she performed "Isolation" with Chen Zhuoxuan and Aarif Rahman as the guest male senior who she had a special duet with. She performed Lady Gaga's Shallow for her solo performance during the finals, She sang Daisies by Katy Perry and for the Final Performance, she performed "Phoenix". She finished in 3rd place debuting as a member of BonBon Girls 303 (A project girl group with a 2-year contract) under Wajijiwa Entertainment.[4]

Discography

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Singles

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List of singles, showing year released,
selected chart positions, and name of the album
Year Title Peak (TME Uni Chart) Album
CHN Score
2016 "FengHuaYuan Dream"
风华媛梦
Non-Album Single
2021 "White Moonlight"
白月光
Non-Album Single
2022 "Like You"
喜歡你
Non-Album Single
"Can't Get Any Closer"
無法再靠近
Non-Album Single

Filmography

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Television series

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2019 Growing Pain
少年派
Liang Yun Shu Supporting Role
2021 Storm Eye
暴风眼
Miao Lu Supporting Role
2022 Taste of Love
绝配酥心唐
Tang Su Main Role
TBA Xuanyuan's journey in the snow
轩辕之雪中行
Tuoba Yu'er Main Role
TBA Go and Domain Your Game
开局一座山
Su Ying Main Role
TBA The Shiny Group
你好我们是欢喜天团
Wan Yu Main Role
TBA Intership Detective
吃瓜神探
TBA Main Role

Television shows

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Year Title Network Role Notes
2000 Sunshine Expressway
陽光快車道
Shandong TV Host
2020 Produce Camp 2020 Tencent Contestant Survival show determining BonBon Girls 303 members
Placed 3rd
We Are Blazing Special Participant Judge
The Coming One: Season 4 Special Participant

References

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  1. ^ Weibo Wang, Yijin. "weibo yijin". Weibo.
  2. ^ Newjoy, Jaywalk. "Jaywalk Newjoy Weibo". Weibo.
  3. ^ 王艺瑾 (豆瓣). movie.douban.com. Retrieved 2020-07-16.
  4. ^ "Sina Visitor System". passport.weibo.com. Retrieved 2020-07-16.
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