Naomi Yang's life journey began in Beijing, China, where she first took her first breaths in a world full of vibrant colors and sounds. Later, she was transplanted to Manchester, a city in the northwest of England, where she spent her formative years, absorbing the rich cultural heritage and history of the place. Yang's impressive acting career commenced with a captivating debut in the critically acclaimed film "Lilting" in 2014, which garnered widespread recognition, propelling her to stardom. Building upon her remarkable debut, Yang went on to secure guest roles in several prominent television series, including "New Blood" broadcasted on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC),a leading public service broadcaster, "DCI Banks" aired on the ITV network, a major British television channel, and "Hollyoaks" featured on Channel 4, a British public-service television channel.
