Wang Tiecheng, formerly known as Wang Tiecheng, was born in Beijing in August 1936 and graduated from the Performance Department of the Central Academy of Drama. Since playing Zhou Enlai in the drama "The Turning" and "The Newsboy" in 1977, Wang Tiecheng has dedicated his entire acting career to the role of Premier Zhou.
In 1978, Wang Tiecheng starred in his first film "The River Runs", in which he played the role of Zhou Enlai, a handsome, elegant and elegant man. This film was also the first film to show the image of Zhou Enlai as a leader after the founding of the People's Republic of China.
In 1979, Wang Tiecheng won the "Youth Outstanding Creation Award" issued by the Ministry of Culture of China for his biographical film "Li Siguang". In 1981, he starred in the revolutionary film "Xi'an Incident". In 1985, he starred in the drama movie "Nights of Jinling". In 1992, Wang Tiecheng won the Best Actor Award at the 12th China Golden Rooster Awards and the Best Actor Award at the 15th Popular Film Hundred Flowers Awards for his biographical film "Zhou Enlai". "Zhou Enlai" shows the last ten years of Premier Zhou's life. Wang Tiecheng used his eyes and facial expressions to reveal the character's heart. In his simple, natural and generous performance, he added a glorious image of a revolutionary leader to the screen, reflecting the character's inner noble temperament and brilliance of character.
In 1997, Wang Tiecheng and Ge Cunzhuang co-starred in the drama movie "Zhou Enlai's Great Friend". In 1999, she co-starred with Huang Wei and Chen Zihan in the drama film "Mrs. Li Zhifan"; in the same year, she starred in the biographical drama "Guo Lanying" co-directed by Ding Yinnan and Li Ximao.
On November 23, 2019, the 32nd China Golden Rooster Awards Ceremony was held in Xiamen. Wang Tiecheng was awarded the honor of "China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Lifetime Achievement Film Artist", which is also a high recognition of his dedication to the same role. (Xinmin Evening News reporter Sun Jiayin)
