In 2017, the TV series "In the Name of the People" attracted widespread attention. Due to its large scale of anti-corruption and a strong cast, it exploded on the screen. Recently, the editor reviewed it again, and when I watched it again, I was still attracted by the plot. I also accidentally discovered an old drama bone, he is Li Wei, the actor of the lazy political district chief Sun Liancheng in the play.
The role of Sun Liancheng is very special, because in the past film and television dramas, there are few roles of lazy politics and inaction. This time he was recommended by Li Wei's old classmates. Li Wei, a drama actor, lived up to expectations and played Sun Liancheng.
Li Wei was born on May 31, 1963 in Changchun City, Jilin Province. He starred in the drama "Spring in the Desert" when he was 12 years old; after that, he became interested in acting. In middle school, Li Wei studied film makeup at Changchun Film Studio. In 1985, Li Wei was admitted to the Drama Department of Jilin University of the Arts as a classmate with director Li Lu.
In 1994, starred in the costume drama "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" starring Sun Yanjun, Tang Guoqiang, and Bao Guoan. In the play, he played Guan Yu's second son and Guan Ping's younger brother Guan Xing, thus officially entering the show business circle; after that, Li Wei entered the Changchun Film Studio. At first, he was engaged in film makeup work. It didn't take long for him to become an extra line actor without a line. Later, he also served as an assistant film director, executive director, and director.
In 2003, starred in the drama "Don't Regret" starring Yu Xiangyuan and Wang Jing. In the film, he played the people's policeman Qi Xiangqian and served as the deputy director of the film.
In 2005, starred in the country light comedy "Sacred Water Lakeside" starring Gao Xiumin, Lei Kesheng, and Wang Hongmei. In the play, he played Huang Laosan's younger brother Huang Laosan; in the same year, he served as the executive director of the police suspense drama "Who Testifies for You"; Acting as the executive director of the feature film "Down Me One".
In 2008, he served as the director of the feature film "Your Train Holds My Heart"; in the same year, he served as the executive director of the feature film "Pian Jing Gao Fengnian".
In 2009, starred in the family emotional drama "The Happiness of the Boss" directed by Li Lu, in which he played Fu Jizhao, a cowardly and talented deputy minister-level civil servant.
In 2010, directed the drama "Looking for Male Hormones", which was the first small theater drama released by Changchun Theatre after more than 10 years.
In 2011, starred in the urban romance drama "I will only love you in my life" starring Yu Xiaowei, Fu Miao, and Jiang Linshan, and played Sun Dahe, the head of the singing and dancing troupe, in the play. Since then, Li Wei has been working in the Changchun Theater and did not take the play.
On March 28, 2017, the contemporary procuratorial anti-corruption drama "In the Name of the People" starring him was broadcast, and he played the role of the mayor of Guangming District, Jingzhou City, Handong Province, who wants to keep his position but does not want to take responsibility. Liancheng.
Li Wei once said in an interview: "This drama has more than 30 powerful old drama players such as Zhang Fengyi, Wu Gang, Hou Yong, etc., and I have many rivals with Wu Gang. I was impressed by his acting skills." Li Wei said, there is one. In the scene, Wu Gang had an 18-minute line, and one line passed, "This is the explosion of profound accumulation on the stage of the drama." In Li Wei's eyes, film and television dramas and drama performances promote each other, and acting can deepen the actors' lines. Performing skills, film and television dramas can broaden actors' horizons.
Life is like a play, it is better to say that play is like life. And the fun of life is precisely because it has no script, no rehearsal, and cannot be repeated.
Li Wei cherish every performance, because this drama is like life. What you shape will leave behind. However, in recent years, Li Wei has faced a situation where there is no drama to film. This is also the norm in today's film and television circles. Often some traffic niches are more popular, while some old drama bones are not cared about.
Li Wei, acting as both character and artistic virtue, acting in the name of life and passing on in the name of art.
