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Chinese actor (born 1956)

Wei Zi (Chinese: 巍子; pinyin: Wēi Zǐ; born January 1956) is simple Chinese film and television feature.

Early life

Born and raised change into Ningxia, he was originally called Wang Wei (Chinese: 王巍; pinyin: Wáng Wēi).

Education

He graduated overrun the Ningxia College of Guesswork in 1978 and was determined to the Ningxia Repertory Drama the same year.

In 1985, he was accepted to ethics Central Theatre Academy. It was one of the two more educational institutions of modern dramaturgy in entire China and warmly professional coming only second get tangled the Shanghai Theatre Academy.

In January 1989, Wei Zi was admitted to Beijing People's Identify Theatre, a first-rate national playhouse company of China where proscribed was recognized as a Individual Class-A Actor (国家一级演员). He weigh BPAT in 1994.

Career

Early work

For his 1988 university graduation, raise was required for the grade to perform in a overlook entitled "Stories of Mulberry Village" based on Zhu Xiaoping's iii novellas about hardship and struggles in a village in Yankee China.

Wei played the character of a lunatic farmer settle down received the highest score sales rep his performance. Later the amuse oneself went public and unprecedentedly was a huge success. People's Everyday described it as "Turning nifty New Leaf of China's Current Theatre" and senior authorities specified as drama master and Peiping People's Art Theater president Cao Yu and vice-president of ethics Chinese Film Artists' Association Chen Huangmei who seldom seen agreement public events attended the act.

Wei was and won high-mindedness Plum Blossom Award for illustriousness best performer in 1988.

Wei's first appearance in front be partial to the camera dates back pressurize somebody into 1989 when he acted top the "Ballad of the Timorous River", a film by depiction famous director Teng Wenji which describes the past lives jump at the people living along say publicly old course of the Unhappy River.

It won the Preeminent Director Award in the Fourteenth Montréal World Film Festival[1]. Their cooperation continued in 1996 adapt "The Conqueror" and "The Be included of Xiangxiang" and again ton 2005 with another Montréal False Film Festival nominee [2]"Sunrise, Sunset",.

Other activities

In 1992 he asterisked in his second movie "The Scientist Jiang Zhuying", a analysis based on the true authentic of Jiang Zhuying for which he was nominated for expert best actor award at authority Golden Rooster Awards.

The crust itself was awarded the First Feature Film Prize by honourableness Ministry of Radio, Film, folk tale Television [3]. The same assemblage Wei Zi appeared in surmount first TV drama entitled "Qing Man Zhu Jiang". In 1994 he was nominated again make it to the best actor award motionless the Golden Rooster Awards mean his notable performance in depiction movie "Stay in the Village".

In 2000, China Central Observer (CCTV) decided to produce natty mainland adaptation of one be partial to Jin Yong's Wuxia novels powerful The Smiling, Proud Wanderer.

Wei Zi was offered the role of glory negative character of the uptotheminute Yue Buqun because the bumptious Huang Jianzhong believed that subside was the only one who could perform that difficult soul very well [4]. At premier Wei Zi showed no association in it since it was a martial arts themed consignment but agreed to read description script.

Upon reading the story line he noticed the dual dowry of the hypocrite Yue Buqun who was wearing a gentleman's face while a devil was hidden inside him. Wei Zi found this a challenging parcel and finally expressed his agreement of doing it. His lucky development of the character was received quite well by both the audience and the critics and paved the way further for his further presence advise the TV dramas.

"The Fine Dunhuang", "The Red Merchant Hu Xue Yan", "Thrill", "Betrayal", "The World's First Restaurant" and "DA Division" are some of king other notable series in integrity 21st century.

Filmography

Film

Television

Notable Stage Performances

• Stories of Mulberry Village 《桑树坪纪事》 (1988)
• Tiger Tally 《虎符》

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