On April 8, "tough guy" Wang Ting updated a dynamic on the social platform and officially opened an account for the platform. At the same time, I also thanked everyone for their attention and support to him.
In the video, he wears a black leather jacket, and the shape of his head makes him look handsome, not at all like a 48-year-old.
Wang Ting said frankly: "I am a person with a particularly strong sense of good things. This sentence seems to imply that he is about to start selling goods to make money. He mentioned that before that, many people had asked him to communicate more with people on social platforms.
But he is more knowledgeable in his bones, so he hesitated to open an account, and he also hoped to hear everyone's most sincere suggestions.
In fact, Wang Ting has always liked to try new fields, before becoming an actor, he was a professional athlete and a policeman, and then filmed "The Second Part of the Six Groups of Serious Cases" and officially became an actor.
With his superb acting skills, he won awards such as Best Actor at the 17th Lily Awards.
Although he was once a policeman, he was able to face some dangerous scenes during filming. However, during the filming of the drama "Sorghum Red", he was accidentally injured. At that time, he asked the filmmakers to give 1.2 million yuan in compensation, and after the court's decision, he finally only received more than 700,000 yuan.
In addition to Wang Ting, there are also some actors in the entertainment industry who were accidentally injured while filming. Yu Haoming and S.H.E. member Ren Jiaxuan were also injured during the filming of "I Have a Date with Spring", and the two were seriously injured and disfigured, and it took many years to return to the screen.
It is rumored that Ren Jiaxuan received ten million yuan in compensation, and Yu Haoming seems to be more than one million, but the two did not disclose the specific amount.
Wang Ting is still insisting on filming, believing that he has a certain plan for his career, and everyone does not have to speculate too much.