Wang Yongquan

Wang Yongquan

Wang Yongquan, born in Shandong Province, is an actor and director in mainland China.

In 1983, he played in the ancient costume drama outlaws of the marsh and began to work in film and television. In 1990, he appeared in the costume drama Confucius. In 1994, he acted as deputy director for the first time and took part in the ancient costume martial arts drama "white eyebrow". In 2000, he was the executive director for the first time and participated in the production of Genghis Khan. In 2005, he starred in his first film the hunter.

In 2008, he starred in the trilogy of "anecdotes of judge Lao Zhang" directed by Kong Sheng. In January 2011, he acted as executive director and played in Wei deniu's era drama "the age of steel". In 2013, he took part in the Anti Japanese war drama "battle of Changsha"; in the same year, he acted as the executive director of the ancient costume legend "Langya list", and played the main villain "Xia Jiang" in the play. In 2014, he took part in the modern drama Wenzhou two families. In 2015, she participated in the inspirational drama Ode to joy for urban women. In 2016, he took part in the suspense network quarterly drama "the ancient city of the ghost blowing the lamp". In 2017, he participated in the inspirational theme TV drama "surgery" of urban medical industry.

Acting experience

In 1983, he starred in Shandong TV station's costume drama "outlaws of the marsh" and played the hero of Liangshan. He didn't obstruct Mu Hong and began to work in the film and television industry. In 1990, he played the role of Ran Geng in the ancient costume drama Confucius directed by Zhang Xinjian.

In 1994, he was the first deputy director and took part in the martial arts drama of the same name adapted from the work of Wang Wenjie's storyteller Shan Tianfang, and played Lu Tianlin in the drama.

In 1996, he served as the deputy director of the ancient martial arts drama Gan 19 Mei, cooperated with Director Wang Wenjie again, and played lengqin in the play; in the same year, he cooperated with directors Sun Bo and Kong Sheng, directed the urban drama "four seasons of passion", and took part in the play, playing Yang Li in the play.

In 1998, Wang Yongquan cooperated with Director Chen Xunqi as the deputy director and participated in the shooting of the era drama shanghai tango starring Lin Xinru. In 2000, he once again cooperated with Director Wang Wenjie and became the executive director for the first time. He participated in the production of Genghis Khan, a historical and biographical TV drama, and played the role of Zhang Xingxin. The film was broadcast on CCTV and Inner Mongolia satellite TV on June 17, 2004.

In 2001, he cooperated with Director Wang Wenjie as the deputy director, participated in the shooting of the TV Series Blue calla lily with the theme of cracking down on counterfeit goods, and played director Xiao in the play.

In 2005, he cooperated with Kong Sheng and Wang Wenjie as the deputy director, and participated in the shooting of the war history drama "tea horse ancient road" starring Wang Shihuai, Liu Lei and Dai Jiaoqian; in the same year, he acted in the sequel "Li Wei resigns" of the Qing Dynasty drama "Li Wei becomes an official" directed by Ju jueliang, Qin Pei and Wen zhaolun, and played the role of housekeeper Sha; in the same year, he acted in the war theme film "hunting" directed by Kong Sheng He plays the old Jiaodong uncle.

In 2006, he cooperated with director Dai Bing for the first time as the executive director and participated in the shooting of the military suspense spy film "guest on the iceberg", which was adapted from the 1963 film of the same name "guest on the iceberg", starring Wang Luoyong, Yu Rongguang and nurbia. He also made a guest role in the cooking class. The play was broadcasted on Zhejiang satellite TV on December 18, 2006.

In 2007, he acted as the executive director of the ancient costume suspense drama Ming Palace mystery, starring Zhang Chenguang, Xiao Qiang, Ma enran and Gao Xin, and played Shen Lingyu; in the same year, he acted as the executive director of the military TV drama top secret escort, starring Li Chen and Liu Yijun, and guest starred as captain Wu, which was broadcast in the Central TV series on September 18, 2008.

In 2008, the executive director of the military drama "war vision" was broadcasted on CCTV 8 on January 22. On July 22 of the same year, he starred in the drama "extreme rescue" directed by Kong Sheng and starred by Li Chen, Guo Lina, Qi Kui, etc., and played a three wheeled car owner. Later, he cooperated with Li Qingyou and starred in the first "judge" in the series of "anecdotes of judge Lao Zhang" directed by Kong Sheng Then, in cooperation with director Zhang Xinjian and Kong Sheng, as well as screenwriters Gao Mantang and sun Jianye, he acted as executive director of Shandong theme TV series "Chuang Guandong" and played the role of Wang laoyong. The play won the award of excellent TV series of China TV series flying sky award, the best TV series of China TV Golden Eagle Award and the national award of Seoul, South Korea Three awards for best screenwriter of international TV Festival.

In 2009, as the executive director, he took part in the shooting of the historical theme "creating a prosperous age" directed by Wang Wenjie, starred by Shen Xiaohai and Bao Guoan, and played the role of Gao Deru; in the same year, he acted as the executive director of the Anti Japanese war drama "the line of life and death" starring Liao Fan, Zhang Yi and Li Chen, and guest starred in the role of boss Zhao, which was premiered on Shandong satellite TV on September 19, 2009 He continued to play the role of judge Lao Zhang in the second film of the series of "anecdotes of judge Lao Zhang" directed by Kong Sheng.

In 2010, he acted as the executive director of the emotional family drama "windmill" starring Li Chen and Song Jia, and guest starred as captain Dong. On January 1, 2011, the era of steel, an executive director and actor of Wei deniu, was listed in the golden files of many satellite TV stations. In the same year, he cooperated with Dong Yong, Liu mintao, Gao Xin and Zu Feng to play the role of chief engineer Liu in the feature film rebirth of Beichuan directed by Kong Sheng.

In 2012, he acted as the executive director of the historical biographical drama Su Dongpo directed by Wang Wenjie, starred by Lu Yi, Lin Xinru, Han Yuqin, etc., and guest starred as the leader of Li Zhai; later, he acted as the executive director of the comedy Lao Bing Hao starred by Lin Yongjian and Yan Xuejing, and participated in the performance; on June 15 of the same year, he participated in the release of the suspense film Zha Wu Ren directed by Zhu Minjiang; in the same year, he acted as the executive director "Wenzhou family", a rural inspirational TV series, was broadcast on CCTV on November 10, 2012.

In 2013, he acted as the executive director of the Anti Japanese TV series "battle of Changsha" starring Huo Jianhua and Yang Zi, and played the role of master Hu. The play was broadcast in eight golden files of CCTV on July 14, 2014.

In 2014, he acted as the executive director of the era drama "parents' love" starring Guo Tao and Mei Ting, and played the role of political commissar Wang. The drama was broadcast in a special theater of CCTV on February 2, 2014. In the same year, with Kong Sheng, Li Xue, Liu Heping, Liu Ye, Chen Baoguo and others, he worked as the executive director and took part in the modern historical drama "no war in Beiping", which won the best prize in the National Drama Festival On December 28, 2015, he won the excellent TV Drama Award, excellent director award, excellent screenwriter award and excellent actor award of the 30th China TV drama flying sky award.

In 2015, he acted as the executive director of the legendary ancient costume drama Langya bang, and played Xia Jiang, the first villain of the drama hanging mirror division; in the modern drama Wenzhou two families, Wang Yongquan played man Shu; on October 15, the suspense drama he's here, please close your eyes, was broadcast simultaneously on Sohu Video and Oriental satellite TV, in which Wang Yongquan played Li Ju, Li Yanran's father Long.

In 2016, he played the role of Qu Xiaoxiao's father in the urban drama Ode to joy and served as the executive director of the play. In the same year, he played an Liman, an old desert guide with a strong Uygur accent, in Kong Sheng's Adventure theme network season drama "the ancient city of ghost blowing lamp".

In 2017, he played the role of Qu Xiaoxiao's father in the urban women's inspirational drama Ode to joy 2. In the same year, he took part in Lu Chenxi's father in the inspirational TV drama "surgery" of urban medical industry.

Personal life

Family members: Wang Hong (son), sun Xiaohui (wife).

Main works

Take part in TV series

Take part in the film

Directing TV series

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Award winning record

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Character evaluation

Wang Yongquan, the actor of Xiajiang (the important villain leader in the TV series Langya list), has worked with Hou Hongliang's production team for many years as an executive director. But in fact, Wang Yongquan is talking about the actor background of the troupe, because he has a good look in his ancient costume and a good bearing. Although he is a director, the production team thinks it is very suitable for him to play the role of Xia Jiang. (Netease News Review)

Wang Yongquan, the executive director who plays Xia Jiang, is the heaviest and most addicted of all the members of Langya Bang who are both directors and actors. After finishing his work as executive director, he often recites his lines secretly. As an actor of Yantai song and dance theater in Shandong Province, Wang Yongquan has been acting as executive director and deputy director all these years, and he has trained skilled talents for many years Acting. (people's online review)

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