
Yu Ailei
Biography
Yu Ailei (Chinese: 余皑磊) born on November 29, 1977 in Tangshan, Hebei Province, graduated from the Beijing Film Academy, a Chinese actor. In 1997, he began shooting TV series. In 1999, he appeared in the personal screen debut "Summer Warm Ocean". In 2000, he appeared in the criminal investigation drama "The Six Cases of Serious Cases". In 2003, he starred in the black humor movie "Wu Song Beat Me" and won the Best Actor Award at the Brussels International Independent Film Festival. In 2006, he starred in the youth emotional drama "Days Related to Youth." In 2008, in the spy drama "Changjiang No. 1" starring in the role of the male No. 1 Wu Xianming. In 2010, he starred in the anti-war drama "For the New China." In 2011, he appeared in the spy war drama "Dark Red 1936". In 2014, he won the Nomination for Best Supporting Actor in the 15th Chinese Film Media Awards in the corner of the criminal war movie "White Fireworks". In the same year, he appeared in the costume drama "Wu Mei Niang Legend". In 2015, he appeared in the criminal film "Mr. Saved" and played Yang Yuxi in the chronological drama "Young Shuai". In 2016, starred in the crime romance "Shouting Mountain".
Filmography

No Other Love
2026
as Officer Luo

It's OK
2026
as Xu Ke's Father (voice)

You are the Best
2025
as Jian Sun

A Stolen Life
2025
as Jiang Siming

Burning Stars
2024
as Xu Renchao

Bureau 749
2024
as Mr. Scar

Walk the Line
2024
as Duna Yi

Nothing Can't Be Undone by a HotPot
2024
as Fa Cai

Remember Me
2024
as Li Shengmin

Ride On
2023
as Shrimp

Five Hundred Miles
2023
as Boss Lu

Full River Red
2023
as Liu Xi

My Country, My Parents
2021
as Song Futing (segment "Riding the Wind")

Streetwise
2021
as Xi Jun

Chinese Doctors
2021

Cliff Walkers
2021
as Jin Zhide

One Second
2020
as Officer Cui

Billion Coward
2020
as Black Brother

The Eight Hundred
2020
as Luoyang Chan

Hunt Down
2019
as Yang Jian

The Heart
2019
as Zheng Zhong

Fate Express
2018
as Yucheng Wan

Impermanence
2018
as Can Chen/Liu Ming

A Better Tomorrow
2018
as A Cang