《Wolves Cry Underthe Moon》Cast

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Annie Yi (Chinese: 伊能靜; pinyin: Yī Néngjìng; Shizuka Inoh (Japanese: イノウシズカ, Inō Shizuka); born March 4, 1969), also known as Annie Shizuka Inoh, is a Taiwanese singer, actress, and writer. Born Wu Jingyi (simplified Chinese: 吴静怡; traditional Chinese: 吳靜怡; pinyin: Wú Jìngyí) in Taipei, Taiwan, she changed her name to Shizuka Inō (Japanese: イノウシズカ; also spelled Inou Shizuka or Inoh Shizuka) after her mother remarried a Japanese man, and then simplified her new name to Yi Nengjing upon returning to Taiwan in 1988 to launch her singing career. In 2010, she was selected as a judge for the television series China's Got Talent.

Shih Chang, born February 7, 1966 in Taiwan, Taiwan, an ancestral home in Sichuan Province, graduated in the third phase of Guoguang Experimental School of Drama. Directed by Hou Hsiao Hsien in 1983, "the person from the wind cabinet," began the official debut. In 1989, "Banana Paradise" won the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actor Award. In 1993 starring "five Quebec" won the Rotterdam Film Festival audience voted best actor. In 1998 starred in murder suspense horror movie "Midnight Wind Campbell." In 2005 he participated in the historical drama "Han Wu Great." 2009 starring love fantasy drama "myth". January 2012 with his girlfriend held a wedding in Dharma Gushan. In 2014, he directed the "Anti-Japanese Movie" for the first time.

Bao-ming Gu, Taiwan A dramatic cast of actors and actresses on TV and movies from theatrical productions. He has performed some well-known stage shows in Lanling Theater and Performance Workshop, such as "The Story of the Ring", "The Love of Peach Blossoms" at the performance workshop, Of the "Great Wall in Half", etc .; with superb Road and body rhythm, to become an important figure in Taiwan's theater. 80s film representative of "a certain day of a year" (Tu Zhongxun director), "steal people," "Terrorist" (Edward Yang director), "Nomoto." The 1990s are still the new film directors in Taiwan and some very popular actors in Hong Kong's commercial films. They include Lai Shengchuan's "The Secret Love of Peach Blossoms," Li Dawei's "Heaven and Earth" and the funny "Princess Huai Yu".