An award-winning Chinese actor and vocalist, Zheng Yunlong was born in Qingdao, Shandong, on June 27, 1990. His mother was an actress in the Beijing Opera tradition, and Zheng Yunlong was raised with an appreciation for musical theater. He attended the Beijing Dance Company and joined the Beijing Songlei Theatre Ensemble after graduation, landing roles in the Chinese stage adaptations of Jekyll & Hyde, Rock Of Ages, Man Of La Mancha, and other productions. Zheng Yunlong also made frequent appearances on soundtracks for film, theater, and television programs, launching his recorded career with 2016's "Against Mortal Realm" (from Liao Zhai New Compilation: Startle in the Prison) and occasionally releasing standalone songs like 2018's "Return with the Clouds." Months after winning the the Chinese Musical Academy Award for Best Male Actor in 2018, he auditioned for the televised singing competition Super-Vocal and appeared on the show throughout its first season, eventually emerging as one of its six winners. The following year, he sang the Mandarin recording of "Baby Mine," the theme song from the 2019 live-adaptation of Disney's Dumbo. He continued balancing his acting and singing commitments during the early 2020s, kickstarting the decade with an appearance on the TV show My Catmate, a role in the 2021 Chinese film Peach Blossoms In Fan, and single releases like "They Said" (from 2020's The Great Ruler), "A Fleeting Blossom With Timely Rain" (from 2020's Love Of Thousand Years), and "Don't Forget" (from 2020's The Song Of Glory).
