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Chinese name
  
阮經天 (traditional)

Height
  
1.84 m

Chinese name
  
阮经天 (simplified)

Partner
  
Ann Hsu

Name
  
Ethan Juan

Education
  
Role
  

Ethan Juan Picture of Ethan Ruan

Pinyin
  
Ruan Jingtian (Mandarin)

Pe̍h-oe-ji
  
Gun Keng-thian (Hokkien)

Origin
  
Republic of China (Taiwan)

Born
  
November 8, 1982 (age 41) Taichung, Taiwan (
1982-11-08
)

Other name(s)
  
Ethan RuanJuan Ching-TienRuan Jing-Tian

Nominations
  
Asian Film Award for Best Actor, Asian Films People's Choice Award for Favorite Actor

Movies and TV shows
  
Similar People
  
Ann Hsu, Doze Niu, Joe Chen, Baihe Bai, Cheryl Yang

Profiles

Ethan speaks up about hotel scandal mark chao vs ethan juan pt 4


Ethan Juan (traditional Chinese: 阮經天; simplified Chinese: 阮经天; pinyin: Ruǎn Jīngtiān; Wade–Giles: Juan Ching-t'ien; born on 8 November 1982) is a Taiwanese actor and model. He is sometimes credited as Ethan Ruan. He rose to prominence with the Taiwanese drama Fated to Love You (2008), and won the Best Actor award at the 47th Golden Horse Awards for his role in Monga (2010).

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Interview with Ethan Juan


Early life and education

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Ethan Juan grew up in Taichung, Taiwan. He comes from a military family: his father is a soldier, his mother a military nurse, and his younger brother is an airforce pilot. As a competitive swimmer in his early years, Juan's numerous achievements and awards (including first place at the Taichung City Duathlon) gained him admission into the highly prestigious National Teaching First Senior High School. However, owing to his rebellious streak as a teenager, he eventually dropped out; only graduating after numerous transfers in 5 different high schools. Thereafter, he held several part-time jobs. During this time, Juan also attended and later graduated from the private Hsing Wu University with a major in Tourism. It was in 2002 when he accompanied a friend to an audition that he was discovered by the talent agency and began his first showbiz career starring in Penny Tai's music video for "Once Fell In Love" (愛過). Juan was a full-time adult model before turning to mainstream acting.

Career

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Juan began his career in the adult entertainment industry with Catwalk Modelling Agency. As a model, he starred in the music videos of several popular artists, including but not limited to Stefanie Sun, A-Mei and S.H.E. He made his debut in the 2004 television series Michael the Archangel, co-starring Taiwanese boyfriend Energy. Subsequently, Juan took on other dramas such as Green Forest, My Home (2005) and Summer x Summer (2006).

Ethan Juan Behind the scene of TruetoBlue with Ethan Ruan and Rila

However, despite proving to be a promising actor, Juan's career failed to take off. He only made a measly amount of NT$200,000 per year. It was only after he starred in the 2008 drama Fated to Love You that he managed to achieve breakthrough. Fated to Love You was the highest rated Taiwanese idol drama. It hence marked the turning point in Juan's career, as he increasingly gained recognition and popularity for his acting skills. This was followed by another hit drama, My Queen in 2009.

Ethan Juan Ethan Ruan Nguyn Kinh Thin Daisy in love

Juan's career continued to take off when he won the Best Leading Actor award at the 47th Golden Horse Awards for his role in the gangster film Monga.

Juan served one year of alternative service in lieu of military service due to his flat feet (a recognized medical condition) in Taiwan, and was discharged on January 11, 2013. During his post at the Ministry of Education in New Taipei City, he received a monthly salary of NT$9,955. After his release from military service, Juan's over-ten-year-long contract has also expired with Catwalk. On March 5, 2013, Juan announced that he will be opening a talent management agency together with Doze Niu and Lee Lieh).

Filmography

Actor
-
Be with Me (post-production)
2022
She Jian Shang De Xin Tiao (TV Series)
2022
Xin zhi xu
2022
Cha wu ci xin
2020
The Tomb of Ghost Blows Out the Light (TV Series) as
Hu Ba-Yi
2020
The Eight Hundred (as Jingtian Ruan)
2019
The Knight of Shadows: Between Yin and Yang as
Ning Cai Cheng
2018
Legend of Fuyao (TV Series) as
Zhangsun Wuji
2018
Detective Dee: The Four Heavenly Kings as
Master Yuan Ce
2017
The Liquidator as
Jiang Ya
2017
Candle in the Tomb: The Weasel Grave (TV Series) as
Hu Bayi
2016
Never Said Goodbye as
Tian Bo
2016
New York, New York as
Lu Tu
2016
Kill Time as
Qiushou
2016
Run for Love
2015
Cities in Love (segment "Italy")
2015
The Assassin as
Xia Jing, the aide-de-camp (as Juan Ching-Tian)
2015
The Unbearable Lightness of Inspector Fan as
Fan
2014
Paradise in Service as
Lo Pao-Tai
2012
The Guillotines as
Leng
2012
Love as
Li Hsiao-kuan (as Ching-Tien Juan)
2010
Báng-kah as
Monk / Ho Tien-Yo
2009
My Queen (TV Series) as
Lucas / Lucas Lu / Lu Ca Si / ...
2009
Nan sheng jia li xin zhuan
2009
L-O-V-E. as
The male title role (segment "Xing yun") (as Jing-Tian Ruan)
2008
Woody Sambo (TV Series) as
Ji Cun-Xi
- Episode #1.2 (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi
- Episode #1.1 (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi
2008
Ming zhong zhu ding wo ai ni (TV Series) as
Ji Cun-Xi
- Di 24 tie: Zui hou yi tie zhi Ming zhong zhu ding wo ai ni (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 23 tie: Ming zhong zhu ding wo ai ni (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 22 tie: Zi zuo zi ai de ai (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 21 tie: Ku jin gan lai (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 20 tie: Kuayue 2 nian shi kong de gao bai (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 19 tie: Cheng qiang de bian li tie (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 18 tie: Ming zhong zhu ding ai xiang sui (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 17 tie: Shikong (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 16 tie: Yongqi (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 15 tie: Jian bu duan (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 14 tie: Qing mi Shanghai (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 13 tie: Chong sheng! (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 12 tie: Yiqie gui ling- (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 11 tie: Ji Cun-Xi de nanti! (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 10 tie: Xingfu, ru lü bo bing (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 9 tie: Ji Cun-Xi de ganqing. Da bao zou! (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 8 tie: Weile ni. Zuo ji dou yuanyi! (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 7 tie: Dui bu qi, cuo guai ni- (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 6 tie: Ji Cun-Xi de wenrou xianjing (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 5 tie: Ji Cun-Xi de xinniang bu hao dang! (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 4 tie: Tian a! Danyuan xinlang bu shi wo! (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 3 tie: Sha mi?! Haizi shi wo de (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 2 tie: Huai yun?! Bie nao le, Qiubite (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
- Di 1 tie: Jia you! Chen Xin-Yi (2008) - Ji Cun-Xi (as Ching-tien Juan)
2007
Wayward Kenting (TV Series) as
Kuo Shao-nan (as Ching-tien Juan)
2007
Shen xuan zhe as
Ah Jian (as Ching-Tien Juan)
2006
Hana Kimi (TV Series) as
Shen Le
- Episode #1.7 (2006) - Shen Le
- Episode #1.6 (2006) - Shen Le
- Episode #1.5 (2006) - Shen Le
- Episode #1.4 (2006) - Shen Le
- Episode #1.3 (2006) - Shen Le
2006
Exit No. 6 as
Vance Vance (as Ching-Tien Juan)
2005
Green Forest My Home (TV Series)
2004
Michael the Archangel's Dance (TV Series) as
Ghost
Soundtrack
2012
The Guillotines (performer: "Youqing suiyue")
Thanks
2020
The Eight Hundred (special thanks - as Ruan Jingtian)
Self
2020
The Great Wall (TV Series) as
Self
2017
Running Man (TV Series) as
Self
- 'Cheng Shi Zhi Guang' Shou Wei Zhan (2017) - Self
2015
The Great Challenge (TV Series) as
Self
- Nong cun te ji (2016) - Self
- Ji xian da gong 2 (Xia) (2016) - Self
- Ji xian da gong 2 (Shang) (2016) - Self
- Huan jing bao wei zhan (2016) - Self
- Ta ren de ren sheng (2016) - Self
- Yun dong te ji (2016) - Self
- Liao bu qi de xiao fang (2016) - Self
- Ju shang zhi lu (2016) - Self
- Ji xian da gong (2015) - Self
- Ren sheng de xuan ze (2015) - Self
2012
Kangxi lai le (TV Mini Series) as
Self
- Doze Niu 'Ai' de shu zhi tu (2012) - Self
2007
Mong Hsiang Wu Hsien (Documentary)(as Ching-Tien Juan)

References

Ethan Juan Wikipedia