I asked about 6 colleagues, do not know this man named Liu Chenglong, from 2000 to 2010, this man is a well-deserved façade in South Korea, the first director's film won sixteen awards inside and outside Korea, if it is not for THE JIU driving reason, this man may still be on the front line, today let us pick up the experience of this man named Liu Chenglong
Yoo Seung-yong, 50, was born on November 29, 1970 in Socheon, Chungcheongnam-do, with a bachelor's degree in drama from Seoul National University of the Arts
Beginning in 1986, Yoo Seung-yong was one of the core members of the first installment of the Korean musical "Nanta", which he starred in for 5 years
Later, she starred in dramas such as "Zhang Baogao", "Camel", "Why She Is Beautiful", "Welcome to Dongmo Village" and "Taxi Driver"
In 2004, he participated in the romantic comedy film "Courtship Coffee House" directed by Zhang Zhen, playing the role of Dragon Set and entering the film industry
In 2005, he participated in the suspense comedy film "Rapids Retreat" directed by Zhang Zhen, playing a calm prosecutor
In October 2006, he participated in the action comedy "The Great Genealogy"
In November, he participated in the crime action film "Hot Blood Boy"
In 2007, he participated in "The 11th Mother", "My Love", "Millennium Crane", "Huang Zhenyi"
In 2008, Yoo Seung-yong began working as a professor at the School of Performing Arts at Seoul National University of the Arts
In April 2009, he participated in the action comedy "Grade 7 Civil Servant" aka "My Secret Agent Girlfriend"
In August, Liu Chenglong starred with Nam Sang-mi and Shen Enjing in the horror film "Don't Believe in Hell" with the theme of cults and séances.
The film tells the story of the heroine played by Minami Xiangmi who experiences various mysterious and strange events while searching for her missing sister
In December, with Cha Shengyuan and Song Yun'er, he participated in the thriller movie "Secret"
In April 2010, he participated in the thriller "Bestseller" with Yan Zhenghua, playing the male protagonist who divorced Yan Zhenghua
In October, he starred in the love suspense film "Big Sauce" with Li Yaoyuan
In January 2011, Yoo Seung-yong, along with Jung Chun-young and Lee Moon-sik, starred in Pyongyang City, directed by Lee Joon-yee, as Nam-jian, the son of General Gai Suwen of Goguryeo, which tells the story of Shin/Luo's defeat of Gao/Ju/Li and eventual control of the Korean Peninsula
In February, he and Park Yong-woo participated in the crime film "Children" directed by Lee Kyu-wan.
The film was a 2011 South Korean Olympic bid and won the 48th Korea Grand Bell Award, the Puri Film Festival, and the Film Critics Association Best Picture Award
In August, he participated in the Korean bow and arrow-themed costume action film "Final Weapon: Bow" with Park Hae-il and Moon Chae-won, playing the sharpshooter Ji Xintan, telling the story of a sharpshooter who only relied on the bow and arrow in his hand to fight against 100,000 troops in order to save his sister, and won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 32nd Green Dragon Awards
In May 2012, Liu Chenglong, Lin Xiujing and Li Shanjun starred in the romantic comedy "Everything About My Wife", which tells the story of an honest husband who commissioned a playboy to seduce his wife
The film finished ninth at the Korean annual box office list, while Yoo Seung-yong won Best Supporting Actor at the 33rd Korea Film Blue Dragon Awards and Best Supporting Actor at the 4th Korea Film of the Year Awards Best Supporting Actor at the 49th Korea Baeksang Arts Awards
In September, he starred with Lee Byung-hyun and Han Hyo-joo in the historical drama film "Kwanghae, The Man Who Became king" directed by Cho Chang-min, playing The Crowned Heo Joon, which won the second place in south Korea's annual box office list
At the same time, Yoo Seung-yong won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 49th Korean Film Awards
In 2013, he starred in the comedy film "The Gift of Room 7" for the first time, playing a mentally handicapped father who is full of affection for his daughter
The film became the only film in South Korea to exceed 10 million at the box office in 2013, becoming the eighth film in South Korea to join the "10 Million People Club"
The film won best picture at the 49th Baeksang Arts Awards and best screenplay and best planner at the 50th Korea Film Awards
At the same time, Yoo Seung-yong won the Best Actor Award at the 49th Korea Baeksang Arts Awards and the 50th Korean Film Awards
"The Gift of Room 7" is about 1997, Li Longjiu (Liu Chenglong), a mentally handicapped man with only a 6-year-old child's IQ, and his lovely daughter Yisheng are dependent on each other, and although life is simple and poor, it is full of happiness
One day, Ryu-kuo, who insists on buying a beautiful girl warrior school bag for his daughter, is accidentally involved in a child abduction and murder case, and the deceased is the daughter of the police chief
Long Jiu was ignorant and confused about the situation, and he was thrown into prison in a daze
In Cell 7, there are five poisonous "social scums" such as smuggler Su Yanghao, fraudster Cui Chunhao, adulterer Jiang Wanfan, intimidator Lao Xu and robber Shen Fengzhi.
Long Jiu's childlike pure heart gradually touched these "big bad guys", and they even risked taking YiSheng to the cell to meet their father
Inside the dark, cold cell, Cell 7 was full of sunshine
Obviously it should be a dark cell, and obviously it should be a prisoner of the fierce god, but because of the arrival of Long Jiu and Yisheng, it is full of human warmth
Let's raise Yisheng together
Help Long Jiu analyze the truth of the crime;
This fairytale scene also seems to reflect how cruel reality really is
Dragon Nine, in the end, was still sentenced to S punishment
Therefore, some people also asked, is it impossible for the police chief to find out how his daughter died, but instead wronged an innocent person?
Of course, he knew, but he didn't want to admit that his daughter ran out because he didn't look good, it was his own responsibility
So, take this anger and remorse out on another person, and that's all
The most ironic thing about this movie is —
The so-called good guys and the so-called bad guys are the exact opposite.
Originally a social scum, under the guidance of Long Jiu and Yisheng, he saw the positive side of life and reformed themselves
At that time, the privileged class of society was non-discriminatory, reckless of human life, ugly and dark.
After Yisheng became an adult, he also felt sorry for his father's name
What is even more ironic is that the story in the movie comes from the real event - the Chunjiang case
The prototype is called Zheng Yuanxie
In 1962, the 9-year-old daughter of the director of the police office was killed by S
Zheng Yuanxie
JC found a comic ticket in her pocket, and Zheng Yuanxie happened to be the founder of the manga museum, so he was arrested and imprisoned
He was dismissed on both appeals and was not released on parole until 1987, when he was selected as a model prisoner
After he was released from prison, he never gave up to clear his grievances, but he failed every time
It was not until 2011, when Zheng Yuanxie was acquitted, that this century of unjust cases ended with the current bowed head apologizing and announcing compensation
It's not over yet, though
An innocent man lost his youth and spent 25 years in prison
And during this period, his father died because the blow was too big, his wife died in a car accident, and his relatives left him one after another
How did the word "miserable" get away with it?
What is even more tragic is that the 2.6 billion won promised by the Korean F Court for compensation has not been approved to Jeong Won-seop for various reasons
On March 28, 2012, at the age of 87, he passed away, and many people lamented this
Such a reality will only make people wonder whether it is worth being a good person in the end
Really vomited for Grandpa...
In the next issue, the character we introduce is the --- Chen Shangui, who is called "dark chocolate" by netizens----, please remember to pay attention to and like oh!