Wang Weiguo

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Early experience

After graduating from Beijing NO.4 middle school, Wang Weiguo sold non-staple food in Beijing's Di'anmen shopping mall. Later, he was recommended by Teng Yan, a performance teacher, to apply for an art college. In 1978, Wang Weiguo was admitted to the performance Department of the Central Academy of drama. He graduated in 1982 and entered the China Youth Art Theater (China National Theatre).

Acting experience

In 1985, the film sengidma was released, and Wang Weiguo played the leading actor jergo. In 1988, he played a strike leader in the film "fallen land" shot by Bayi film studio. In the suspense movie villas disaster, released in 1991, Wang Weiguo plays Zhang Qu, the bodyguard of Japanese tycoon an Jide. In 1993, he acted in the drama thunderstorm directed by Wang Xiaoying and played Zhou Puyuan, the master of the Zhou family.

In the 1994 TV series romance of the Three Kingdoms, adapted from one of the four famous ancient Chinese works, Wang Weiguo plays Zhang Liao, a famous general of Cao Wei who defeated Wu in the battle of Hefei. After that, he took part in TV series adapted from four famous works twice. In 1998, he played Lu Junyi, the second hero of Liangshan, in the CCTV version of water margin. In the CCTV version of the TV series "journey to the west" broadcast in 2000, he played the Jade Emperor and the white elephant spirit of lion camel ridge.

Wang Weiguo plays Emperor Qianlong, the legendary illegitimate son of the Han people, in the martial arts drama Shu Jian en Qiu Lu, starring Huang Haibing and others, which was broadcast in 1994. In 1996, the historical TV series "burning Afang Palace" was broadcast, in which Wang Weiguo played the role of the first emperor of Qin, who ruled the country and was extravagant in building Afang palace. In 1998, he played Guan Yu, a famous general of the Three Kingdoms, in the comedy "love beyond time and space". In 2001, he won the "second plum" award of the 18th Chinese Drama Plum Blossom Award for his role as mayor in the drama "imperial envoy".

In the 2001 historical TV series Zheng Chenggong, Wang Weiguo plays Zheng Chenggong's father, Zheng Zhilong. In the 2003 edition of Jin Yong's martial arts drama biography of the arched hero, he plays a master of "Nandi". In 2002, she starred in Arthur Miller's play the Witch of Salem, playing vice governor Danforth. In 2004, she won the 15th Shanghai "Magnolia" International Performance Art Award for her role. In 2005, he played Bao Zheng, the official of Kaifeng Prefecture, in the martial arts TV series "Ao Jian Jiang Lake (ask the sky about wine)". In the same year, the ancient costume myth drama "lotus lamp" was broadcast, in which Wang Weiguo played the Jade Emperor for the second time.

In 2006, he starred in the historical drama the legend of Xue Rengui and played Taizong Li Shimin. In June of the same year, the mainland version of Jin Yong's martial arts drama "the hero" was broadcast, in which Wang Weiguo once again played the role of master Yideng.

In 2007, he appeared in the ancient costume myth drama Wu Chengen and journey to the west, playing the roles of jade emperor and Wanli emperor. In the same year, Zhang Jizhong's version of Jinyong martial arts drama "blue blood sword" played Li Zicheng, the king of Chuang. In 2008, he acted in Jin Yong's martial arts drama "Yitian Tulong Ji" starring Deng Chao, playing the abbot of Shaolin Temple Kong Wen. In 2009, he played the role of Jade Emperor for the third time.

In 2011, he starred in the film "today is a good day". In 2013, he played the role of City God in the ancient costume myth drama land God and land woman. In the same year, entrusted by the China Drama Association, he went to Japan to participate in the "beseto Drama Festival" and cooperated with the Japanese "bird theater" troupe in "death of a salesman". In 2014, the play was designated as one of the cultural exchange projects between China, Japan and South Korea held in China.

In May 2014, he starred in the drama "no place to die" created by French existentialist philosopher and playwright Sartre and played Caroline, a French resistance guerrilla. The play was performed in the National Grand Theatre in September 2014 and in China's National Theatre in March 2015. In June of the same year, he starred in the drama "leaving" produced by China National Theatre of Chinese, and played Eliot Bryan, a Shakespearean actor suffering from Alzheimer's disease. In 2017, he starred in the drama Macbeth's secret and played the leading actor, the experienced empty nest old man Mike. In November 2019, the poverty alleviation movie "the bridge" starring Li Dakui plays his father, who is suffering from "Chinese father son relationship". In the same month, the martial arts movie blue blood royal guards, starring Yan Zhen, was released.

From November 10 to 18, 2020, the newly produced drama "count of Monte Cristo" of the National Grand Theatre will be released.

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Character evaluation

Wang Weiguo is tall and straight, dignified and dignified, and his voice is low and magnetic. For the characterization, analysis, he is willing to work hard, adhere to their own set of "serious life, serious acting" criteria. His understanding of characters has always been profound and thorough. In the TV play outlaws of the marsh, Wang Weiguo finely portrays Lu Junyi's role and reveals it vividly and colorfully from the outside to the inside, which makes this character have a strong sense of art and history. In the biography of the archery hero, he plays Yideng mage, who is dignified, not angry but powerful, introverted, vigorous and not losing the rhyme of the book, and acts to sweep away pornography. In the drama "leaving", every move of Brian played by Wang Weiguo contains noble and proud kingly style, which is the style engraved into the bone by decades of stage experience. (review of contemporary TV, Chinese drama and popular film)

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