In 20 10, Rachel Momo entered the performing arts with the costume suspense action drama "Goddess Capture".

In 20 12, Empresses in the Palace began to make his mark by acting in the costume drama of Qing dynasty. Later, with the costume martial arts drama "Tianya Yueming Knife", he was shortlisted for the Best Newcomer Award in the third LeTV Film and Television Festival.

20 13 is well known to the audience for his role in the martial arts drama Dragon. 20 14 starred in the legendary drama "Knife Woman" and the costume martial arts drama "The Condor Heroes".

20 15 starred in the legendary drama "the song of love of the big man on the cloud".

20 16, with the urban love idol drama "Love O2O" and costume drama "Splendid Weiyang", it gained wide attention.

20 17 starred in the third part of the youth series, whose youth is not rebellious.

20 18, participated in the TV series "Restarting Extreme Sea to Listen to Thunder".

20 19, starring in the urban emotional drama "Nothing but Thirty".

In 2020, he starred in the TV series "Qiao Family Children".

The children of the jstars: Rachel Momo's acting skills

Rachel Momo plays Joe Lee III, the eldest sister of the jstars, in The Children of the jstars. She is ordinary but independent and tenacious, but she is still full of enthusiasm in the face of a chicken feather life. She was born in the sun. With the broadcast of the finale of the series, the audience was not only attracted by the ups and downs of the plot, but also moved by Rachel Momo's super acting sense and profound lines.

Facing the brothers and sisters who live together, Li San is a sensible sister; In the face of an ignorant and filial husband, Li San is an uncompromising and considerate wife; Facing the bloodsucking brother-in-law, Li San is a tough sister-in-law. The complex and multifaceted characteristics of the characters are deeply explored by Rachel Momo and interpreted one by one.

In the play, Li San's forbearance when she was dragged back to the shadow of her childhood, and her mother-in-law admitted before she died that Ding Yi was not her own, which was also vividly displayed by Rachel Momo's relaxed performance, which made the audience immersed in the emotional changes of the role and left a deep impression.