Who played the TV series Red Sorghum Arhat? Song Jialun profile introduction

The large-scale period drama "Red Sorghum", starring Zhou Xun, Zhu Yawen and Huang Xuan, has landed on the golden file of Zhejiang Satellite TV, Oriental Satellite TV, Shandong Satellite TV and Beijing Satellite TV on October 27. "Red Sorghum" is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Mo Yan, China's first Nobel Laureate in Literature, which tells the story of Jiu'er, played by Zhou Xun, who can sing and cry in the war-torn era.

In the play, Luo Han is the winemaker of the list of house wineries. He regarded death as a homecoming, unyielding, and was a fearless anti-Japanese hero and revolutionary martyr.

Who played the TV series Red Sorghum Arhat?

TV series Red Sorghum Arhat played by Song Jialun information:

Chinese name: Song Jialun

Alias: Song Kai

Nationality: Chinese

Ethnicity: Han Chinese

Height: 179cm

Weight: 65kg

Birthplace: Shenyang

Occupation: Actor

Agency: Century Star Run Film and Television Media

Song Jialun, born in Shenyang, is a professional actor and belongs to the artist of Century Star Media. His major works include:

In 2006, he participated in the anti-Japanese drama "Xiongguan Mandao" directed by Zhang Yuzhong and starring Wang Wufu and Liu Jin as "Li Minghao".

In 2007, he participated in the war drama "Jinggangshan" directed by Jin Tao and starring Wang Xia and Wang Wufu as "Wang Zuo".

In 2008, he participated in the opening drama "Love of the Great Northern Wilderness" directed by Zhang Xinjian and starring Zhu Yawen and Liang Linlin as "Zhao Tianshun".

In 2010, he participated in "Man Qiu" directed by Huang Lijia and starring Yan Bingyan and Qiao Zhenyu as "Guo Zhigang".

In 2011, he participated in the anti-Japanese drama "Not a Devil Remains" directed by Wang Bin and starring Yu Zhen as "Wang Jinlong".

In 2012, he participated in the naval drama "Fire Blue Blade" directed by Zhang Guoqing and starring Yang Zhigang and Liu Siyan as the instructor "Wu Gang".

In 2013, he starred in "Qingdao Past", directed by Zhang Xinjian, Huang Bo and Gong Zheng, which focused on the first generation of Qingdao immigrants and started their own businesses, as an alternative inspirational villain "Yoshimura Jinichiro". In the same year, he participated in "Red Sorghum" directed by Zheng Xiaolong and starring Zhu Yawen and Zhou Xun as the winemaker "Luohan". In the same year, he participated in the anti-Japanese drama "The Birth of the Sharp Gun into Death" directed by Zhang Jianguo and starring Xu Sheng and Ma Shihong as "Noyagawa".

In 2014, he participated in the anti-Japanese drama "Burning" directed by Wu Bin and starring Liu Shuo and Zhang Tong as "Li Xiuwen".

<b>Fun History Official WeChat ID: qulishi_v5</b>