Who would have thought that the nursery rhyme who was domestically abused by her ex-boyfriend and remained unknown for more than ten years after her debut would actually counterattack and become the heroine of a cool novel on her own?
The drama "Little Days" tells the story of Zhu Jincao and Gu Moli, who are frequently forced into their lives by their parents and face emotional crises. Various complex relationships such as husband and wife, mother-in-law, daughter-in-law, and parents are intertwined, and the conflicts intensify, putting their marriage in jeopardy. As a last resort, the two chose a "strategic divorce" and started a battle to defend their marriage by making advances rather than retreating.
The heroine Gu Moli played by Tong Yao in the play grew up with the love of her parents. She was good-looking and rich, but she faced a dilemma after marriage. She no longer wanted to endure this strenuous family life and chose a strategic divorce, which can be described as extremely sober. After the divorce, she got rid of the chores at home and did good things frequently. Not only did she move into a new big villa, but she also severely hit her scheming colleagues in her career. She was simply a cool heroine who succeeded in counterattack, and she captured the audience's coolness. .
In fact, Tong Yao’s real-life life experience is also very inspiring, no less exciting than the TV series she plays!
Everyone knows that Tong Yao studied dance. She started learning dance when she was a teenager. At that time, she wanted to be a dancer, so she practiced very hard.
However, during the long-term non-stop dance practice, Tong Yao's body was injured. The doctor at that time diagnosed that she could no longer dance. This was undoubtedly a bolt from the blue for Tong Yao, who loved dancing. This not only means that she cannot continue to dance, which she loves, but also means that she will never be able to engage in a dance-related career from now on.
Tong Yao's career was ruined before it even started. Ordinary people would definitely fail. But Tong Yao was not discouraged and could not pursue a dance-related career, so she decisively chose to join the entertainment industry. So after studying hard, Tong Yao was admitted to the Central Academy of Drama with excellent results. However, she did not expect that here, she was about to encounter an emotional Waterloo.
After entering school, Tong Yao was nicknamed "Little Zhang Ziyi" because she looked exactly like Zhang Ziyi. Her perfect appearance and unique temperament soon attracted the attention of Zhang Guoli's son, Zhang Mo. Zhang Mo soon began to pursue her fiercely, and it didn't take long for him to successfully win the beauty back.
However, after falling in love, Tong Yao found that she and Zhang Mo had many conceptual differences, and the two began to quarrel frequently. When the quarrel was at its most serious, Zhang Mo even made a move on Tong Yao. This incident had a great negative impact at the time, and the two eventually broke up.
After breaking up with Zhang Mo, Tong Yao has been tepid. She has never been able to get good resources, so she can only participate in some unknown dramas. Although she occasionally appeared in supporting roles in some relatively good works, she never came into the public eye.
It was not until 2016 that Tong Yao attracted the attention of the audience for her role as Concubine Gao in "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace". Later, the broadcast of "Dajiang Dahe" won her the Magnolia Award for Best Supporting Actress. What really made her famous was "Thirty Only" starring Jiang Shuying and Mao Xiaotong. After this drama was broadcast, Tong Yao's fame officially started.
While her career was becoming popular, Tong Yao entered into marriage with her boyfriend Wang Ran, who was 17 years older than her. Wang Ran is a top student at Harvard University and currently serves as the CEO of an investment company. The two have been in love for 7 years and finally held a luxurious wedding in Italy in 2022.
Today, Tong Yao has a happy family and a smooth career. A closer look at her life experience reveals that she is like a "counterattack" heroine of a cool novel brought into reality. I also look forward to more excellent works from Tong Yao here!
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