Tang at the 61st British Academy Film Awards in 2008 After working with a more diverse group of actresses, she also appeared in TV dramas Sons and Daughters of the Red Cross (2004), Leaving Seafront Street (2005), East Meets West (2005), Born in the 60s (2006) and Silent Tears. Nonetheless, Tang starred in a TV series, Policewoman Swallow (2004) and a brief university drama, Che Guevara (2004). He was impressed by the actress, and was quoted as saying, "The number of stars may not be good actors, a lot of good actors may not be good stars, but Tang Wei was fortunate to have done it." He proceeded to recommend her to several directors and was thus cast in more roles, although she was relatively unknown outside her hometown in China at this time. Shortly after her university graduation, Tang met Stan Lai during one of his trips to China. She graduated from the Central Academy of Drama where she majored in directing.
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Tang made the decision to enter the entertainment industry after doing some modelling in 1997 and played a minor role in the TV series Chinese Female Football. She had no plans to become famous she originally aspired to become an archaeologist or lawyer. Tang graduated from a local vocational high school in her hometown in 1996, where her teachers described her as "athletic" and a "good student who always did her homework". In an interview, she explained that she often travelled around China and learned to paint, adding that she was influenced by her parents. She is the only child of a former stage actress and painter. Life and career 1979–2005: Early life and career beginnings 1.1 1979–2005: Early life and career beginnings.
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