Jimu news reporter Zhang Cong
On October 23, the 8th Wenrong Award of the 2021 Hengdian Film and Television Festival was awarded, and Zhang Wanyi, a "post-90s" actor from Shiyan, Hubei Province, won the best young TV series actor for his portrayal of the role of "Chen Yannian" in "The Age of Awakening".
When the shortlist for the Best Young Actor Drama Category was announced, the film and television clips of "The Age of Awakening" were reproduced on the big screen, bringing the audience back to the scene when the predecessors in the play were "looking for their way".
Subsequently, the 87-year-old famous performing artist Tao Yuling announced the award, saying, "He is a very young actor, in the historical dramas joined by many old drama bones, he does not look young, and appropriately portrays a young revolutionary who pursues truth and burns ideals!" With his solid and meticulous performance, he let countless audiences remember this resolute revolutionary martyr, Chen Yannian! ”
At this time, applause has begun to ring out in the venue, and Tao Yuling announced that "he" is Zhang Wanyi, the actor of "The Age of Awakening"!
Zhang Wanyi said in his acceptance speech that the Wenrong Award must be the first time in his life to win the film and television drama award, "I remembered a sentence by teacher Li Xuejian, 'Suffering and tiredness are suffered by the predecessors, we are dipped in their light', thank you Mr. Chen Yannian, thank you for the "Awakening Era"! ”
Born in 1994 in Shiyan City, Hubei Province, Zhang Wanyi graduated from the Beijing Film Academy in 2017 and has been honing his acting skills in various film and television drama works, and in 2021, "The Age of Awakening" and "Children of the Qiao Family" have been broadcast one after another, making this excellent young actor well known to more audiences.
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