Wang Weiguo, born in Beijing in 1955, is a national first-class actor.
Representative works include "Genghis Khan", "Emperor Tang Ming", "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Journey to the West", "Water Margin", "Baolian Lantern", "Sister Jiang", "Dawudang" and so on. In 2001, he won the 18th Chinese Drama "Plum Blossom Award". In 2004, he won the 15th Shanghai "Magnolia" International Performing Arts Award.
As an actor, Wang Weiguo's play path is very wide, he said that the profession of actor is to create social wealth with their own labor, but actors create spiritual wealth, so they have attracted the attention of the public, so they have to be more strict with themselves, and they must be conscientious in artistic creation. We must make ourselves have a rich life background and a certain literary accomplishment, because this is the basis for artistic creation. Therefore, to this day, he still insists on physical training every day, and spends a certain amount of time memorizing Tang poems, practicing recitation, and protecting his voice and body. Every time you shoot a scene, you must find a lot of information, enrich yourself, if you have the conditions, you must also experience life as much as possible, and never rashly perfunctory.
Peace of mind, not ostentatious, down-to-earth to do practical things is his style of doing things, he always believes that his winning the Plum Blossom Award is the recognition of the society for his own efforts, is the audience's appreciation of their own labor, but also to redouble their efforts.
![Wang Weiguo, a "professional household of the Jade Emperor", returned home to worship his ancestors only to find that the classic and interesting stories painted on the coin were his own strict requirements for himself to be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)