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Revision as of 09:40, 19 May 2024

In this Chinese name, the family name is Liu.
Liu Xiening
Liu in 2017
Born (1996-10-23) October 23, 1996 (age 27)[1]
Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
NationalityChinese
Occupations
  • Actress
  • singer
  • dancer
Years active2016–present
AgentT Entertainment
Musical career
Genres
Labels
Formerly of
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese劉りゅう些寧やすし
Simplified Chinese刘些宁

Liu Xiening (Chinese: 刘些宁, Korean: 류셰닝), also known by her English name Sally Liu or simply Sally, is a Chinese actress, singer and dancer. She is a former member of South Korean girl group Gugudan. She achieved recognition in China after finishing sixth in the survival show Produce Camp 2020, where she became a member of girl group BonBon Girls 303 for two years. Following the group's disbandment in July 2022, Liu is currently active as an actress.

Early life

Liu was born in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China.[2] She attended Beijing Contemporary Dance Academy with the hope of becoming a dancer or member of a dance group.[3] Her plan changed when, in 2015, she was scouted by representatives of Jellyfish Entertainment.[3] After passing the audition process, she moved to South Korea, where she became a trainee under the talent agency.

Career

2016–2018: Gugudan

See also: Gugudan

She had been a trainee for five mere months[3] before she debuted as a member of Gugudan on June 28, 2016, with the mini album Act.1 The Little Mermaid. Liu was positioned as the group's lead dancer and rapper.

Gugudan went on to release their second mini album, Act.2 Narcissus, on February 27, 2017.

In the same year, Liu became the regular host of OnStyle's beauty-focused variety show.[4] She also performed as a dancer at the 5th V Chart Awards in Macau. It marked her first time completing a solo schedule without other Gugudan members.

On November 8, Gugudan released their first single album, Act.3 Chococo Factory.

The group released their second single album, Act.4 Cait Sith, on February 1, 2018. The same year also saw Liu coming back to China temporarily to film her debut web drama, "Hello Debate Opponent". Following her return to South Korea, Gugudan released their third single album, Act.5 New Action, on November 6.

The end of the promotion period for the mini album was quickly followed by the group's first ever solo concert. Titled "gugudan 1st Concert Play", it was held on December 1 and 2 at the Ewha Womans University Auditorium in Seodaemun District, Seoul.[5]

2019: Gugudan's hiatus and return to China

As Gugudan kicked off the start of their fourth year, the group's number of activities began to decline drastically and they entered their unofficial hiatus era. During this time, Liu made her way back home to China.

On April 15, Liu officially made her acting debut when Hello Debate Opponent was broadcast on Mango TV.[6]

On July 12, Liu announced on her official Weibo account that she had joined Hot Idol.[7]

Later that year, Liu participated in Supernova Games 2019, which was broadcast on Tencent Video from October 12 to November 9.

2020: "Time to Bloom", Produce Camp 2020, Gugudan's disbandment

On February 21, Liu released her first Chinese digital single, titled "Time to Bloom".[8]

On April 8, it was announced that she would be participating as a contestant on the survival show Produce Camp 2020.[9] The show itself started broadcasting on Tencent Video on May 2. While taking part on the show, she revealed in an interview that the members of Gugudan had been asked to leave their dorm by the agency,[3] indicating that the group was on the brink of disbandment. Meanwhile, Liu went on to become one of the most popular contestants and ended up ranking sixth, hence becoming a member of the project girl group BonBon Girls 303.[10]

BonBon Girls 303 officially debuted on August 11 with the release of their first mini album, titled The Law of Hard Candy. Liu was known as the main visual and main dancer of the group.

On December 30, Jellyfish Entertainment confirmed the status of Gugudan, stating that the group would officially disband on December 31.[11]

2021–2022: Re-debut with BonBon Girls 303

See also: BonBon Girls 303

In January 2021, Liu and her fellow members of BonBon Girls 303 started filming the variety show, She Fighter. The show followed the girls as they learned the arts of Wing Chun and worked as the employees of a martial arts academy in Shanghai. It also featured actresses Zhang Yuqi and Ada Choi, crosstalk actor Qin Xiaoxian and singer/actor Dong Youlin. The show had eight episodes and was broadcast on Tencent Video in March.

On April 12, Liu was revealed to have moved to a new agency, T Entertainment.[12]

On April 27, BonBon Girls 303 released their second EP, Fearless Girls.

In August, Liu took part in the dance variety show, Masked Dancing King. She appeared in two episodes, disguised as the character 人じん间精灵.[13]

On October 18, Liu began shooting her second web drama, Give You My Heart. She wrapped filming on December 27.

While Liu was filming her new drama, Story of Kunning Palace, BonBon Girls 303 announced their disbandment on July 4.[14] The group's pre-recorded online farewell event was broadcast on Tencent Video on July 24, marking the end of her journey as a BonBon Girls 303 member.[15]

2022–present: Work as an actress

Two days prior to BonBon Girls 303's disbandment, the short drama Night of Love with You premiered on Tencent Video on July 2. It quickly gained a lot of following, continuously placing within the top ranks of various popularity lists alongside bigger, normal-length dramas. On October 11, it was reported that Night of Love with You was the short drama with the most playback in the Q3 of 2022.[16] Additionally, Liu's character, Luo Qing, ranked 16 and 20 at Vlinkage's and AiMan's most popular character indexes on July 18 and 19 respectively.[17][18]

On February 8, Liu released her first single in three years, titled "城市じょうしLady". The song was part of a compilation album, which featured tracks by Liu and five other young up-and-coming artists. The album premiered exclusively on Soda Music streaming app.[19]

On February 24, Jellyfish Entertainment announced that the agency and Liu have agreed to terminate her contract.[20]

On May 19, Liu was revealed to be part of the cast of the drama The Double (墨ぼく雨う云うん间),[21] which is produced by noted screenwriter and producer Yu Zheng.

On July 10, Liu was officially announced as a cast member in the drama "披荆斩棘的てき大小だいしょう姐あね",[22] which also stars actress Xu Lu.

On August 30, Liu wrapped filming for The Double. A few days later on September 16, she was revealed to have guest starred in the drama The Land of Warriors, the sequel to the popular 2021 drama, Douluo Continent.[23]

Discography

For Liu's works with Gugudan and BonBon Girls, see Gugudan discography and BonBon Girls 303 discography.

Singles

Title Year Album Notes Ref.
"Time to Bloom" (留とめ些绽放的てき时间) 2020 Non-album single [8]
"City Lady" (城市じょうしLady) 2023 明暗めいあん关系 Compilation album

Filmography

See also: Gugudan § Filmography, and BonBon Girls 303 § Filmography

Television series

Year English title Chinese title Role Notes Ref.
2023 Only for Love 以爱为营 Bei Lin Cameo [24]

Web series

Year English title Chinese title Role Notes Ref.
2019 Hello Debate Opponent 你好，对方辩友 Xiao En [6]
2022 Night of Love with You 夜色やしょく倾心 Luo Qing [25]
2023 Story of Kunning Palace 宁安如梦 Princess Shen Zhi Yi [26]
Destined 长风渡わたり Luo Yi Shui Cameo [27]
2024 Burning Flames 烈れつ焰 Bei Er [28]
TBA Give You My Heart 喂，给你我が的てき小心しょうしん心こころ Xu Zhi En [29]
The Double 墨ぼく雨う云うん间 Jiang Ruoyao [30]
Pi Jing Zhan Ji De Da Xiao Jie 披荆斩棘的てき大小だいしょう姐あね Luo Ailian [31]
The Land of Warriors (Douluo Continent 2) 斗と罗大陆2 Qian Renxue Cameo [32]

Television shows

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2020 Produce Camp 2020 Contestant Finished 6th [9]

Notes

  1. ^ As a member of BonBon Girls 303 only.

References

  1. ^ "刘些宁的出生しゅっしょう日び期き与あずか资料" [Liu Xiening’s date of birth and information]. 明星大みょうじょうだい数すう据すえ (in Chinese).
  2. ^ "Sina Visitor System". passport.weibo.com. Retrieved 2023-11-12.
  3. ^ a b c d 北方ほっぽう公こう园编辑部. "刘些宁：我わが原げん本有ほんゆう很多面めん，可か是ぜ差さ点てん都と忘了". Weixin Official Accounts Platform. Retrieved 2022-11-15.
  4. ^ "主題しゅだい派は對たい". Tencent Video. March 30, 2017.
  5. ^ 김, 상록. "구구단, 12월 생애 첫 단독콘서트 개최". entertain.naver.com (in Korean). Retrieved 2022-11-18.
  6. ^ a b Yin Lili (June 6, 2018). "韩组合あい中ちゅう国籍こくせき成なり员刘些宁回国かいこく首くび触さわ电 出演しゅつえん青春せいしゅん校こう园剧" [Liu Xening, a Chinese member of the Korean group, returns to China for the first time to star in a youth school drama]. 网易娱乐 (in Chinese).
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  8. ^ a b "刘些宁首支ささえ个人单曲《留とめ些绽放的てき时间》首くび播 倾诉内心ないしん的てき执着热爱" [Liu Xening's first solo single "Leave Some Time to Bloom" premieres to express his inner persistence and love] (in Chinese). 娱乐指数しすう榜. February 21, 2020.
  9. ^ a b "구구단 측 "샐리, 중국 오디션 프로그램 '창조영2020' 참가" (공식)". Newsen (in Korean). April 8, 2020. Retrieved April 22, 2021.
  10. ^ "구구단 샐리, '창조영 2020' 6위 '경당소녀303' 데뷔 확정". The Korea Economic Daily (in Korean). July 5, 2020. Retrieved April 22, 2021.
  11. ^ "구구단, 12월 31일로 그룹 해체… "죄송하다"[공식]". entertain.naver.com (in Korean). Retrieved 2020-12-30.
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  14. ^ Ai Xiuyu (July 4, 2022). "出で道どう于《创造营2020》，硬かた糖とう少女しょうじょ303今日きょう"毕业"解散かいさん" [Debuting in "Creation Camp 2020", Hard Candy Girl 303 "graduated" and disbanded today]. ent.ycwb.com (in Chinese).
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