Song Jia, a native of Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, graduated from the Performance Department of Shanghai Theatre Academy. She is the benchmark figure of the post-80s actresses in China, and the first one among the post-80s actresses to win the most professional and authoritative awards, creating a number of awards records. The representative works starring Song Jia are: TV series "Going to the East", "Cliff", "Children are Difficult to Support" and "Sacrifice to the Forty-ninth Day"; Xiao Hong, curiosity kills the cat and other films. Song Jia won the 18 Magnolia Award for Best Actress at the Shanghai TV Festival, the audience's favorite TV actress at the 26th China Golden Eagle Award, and the Best Performing Arts Award at the 9th China Golden Eagle TV Art Festival for her starring role in the TV series Cliff. She won the Golden Rooster Award for Best Actress at the 29th China Film Festival and the Golden Angel Award for Best Actress at the 9th China-US Film Festival for Xiao Hong. Song Jia is known as the youngest actress and actress in China's film and television history. Zhang Chuchu: Song Jia's daughter is outstanding in painting, vocal music and performance. Zhang Chuchu, as his name implies, is not only charming, but also outstanding in painting, vocal music and performance. It is worth mentioning that she grew up in the United States and her academic performance has always been excellent. In 2009, she took the college entrance examination in the United States and got admission notices from six famous American schools, including Parsons School of Design, the number one design school in the United States. Chuchu has been studying and living in the United States, so Chuchu rarely appears in the media, which also casts a mysterious veil on her.