Chen Liangxuan was educated at Tanjung Kadong Girls' School and Victoria Junior College. She is a softball fan. She joined the Singapore national softball team at the age of 65,438+05, becoming the youngest softball player in the team's history. She didn't quit softball completely until 18 years old.
In 2003, Chen Liangxuan won the championship in the program "Brilliant and New" produced by new media, and started her career as an actress. Her first TV series was the SARS-themed TV series Love Without Inflammation. Her first TV series in which she played the heroine was Origin.
Chen Liangxuan's most admired Singaporean female artist is three-time Red Star Award Queen Huang Biren.
Chen Liangxuan is the first Singaporean to win the title of "talent rookie" (new artist audition sponsored by Singapore's major media organization "New Media") since it became a regional competition from 65438 to 0997.
Chen Liangxuan's success may be attributed to her rich life experience. When she was in middle school, she was the national representative of Singapore Junior Softball Team, and was chosen as the school flower by her classmates at the graduation party of junior college. After graduation, she went to Singapore Zoo to be the host of an animal program. Although he was just admitted to the National University of Singapore before the competition, high flyers, who had excellent academic performance, resolutely decided to give up his student career, sign a contract with new media and stride into the entertainment industry.
After signing the contract, she was immediately invited to participate in the performance of the hit drama "Can't Help It" and compete with first-line artists such as Fan Wenfang and Zheng Binhui. Then she played a cool girl swimmer in the idol drama "Let Me Wander" and a lovely "mermaid" in the novel "Concentric Circle".
Chen Liangxuan has a unique voice. She used to be a student of Li Weisong Conservatory of Music, and she performed very well in singing. She is also Stephanie's sister and often sings the theme songs and episodes of TV dramas.