Li Weijian, chairman of the Beijing Qu Artists Association: Drama is bigger than the sky is a belief rooted in the heart

Original title: Li Weijian, chairman of the Beijing Qu Artists Association: Drama is bigger than the sky is a belief rooted in the heart

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I love to mention three words: yes. As a cross-talk actor, you must be worthy of the audience; as the chairman of the Beijing Ququ Association, you must be worthy of every vote; as a party member, you must be worthy of the party organization and worthy of your oath. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of the party, and I want to work harder and be worthy of the cultivation of the party and the state. --Li Weijian

Reporter Niu Chunmei

Li Weijian, a cross-talk actor, is very familiar to everyone, and Li Weijian, chairman of the Beijing Qu Artists Association, is also loved by everyone because he loves to do practical things, calm and steady, but who can think that many years ago, he was a famous "trickster" in the Beijing Qu Art Troupe, and it was a special performance that changed the trajectory of his destiny.

At the age of 12, Li Weijian entered the "Tuanpai Class" of the Beijing Qu Art Troupe as a student, and became a formal actor at the age of 15. Because he is smart and studious, he is liked by teachers and classmates, and some of them are spoiled and like to "play treasure". Sometimes I make mistakes, I laugh at the teacher with a hippie smile, and I still feel very beautiful in my heart.

1995 was an extra difficult year for him. In July of that year, the troupe rehearsed the cross-talk drama "Ballad of the Ancient City", in which he had cross-talk, song and dance, and the role of running dragon sets. The cross-talk drama premiered on July 16, but his grandmother died on July 15, and in order not to delay his work, his father did not let him take care of his grandmother's affairs.

His father had rheumatic heart disease, and his grandmother's hospitalization and death hit him very hard, but no one expected that the change would come so quickly, and on the 16th, Li Weijian's father died suddenly.

"Dad hurt me the most, of course I want to give him one last filial piety, but that day was the premiere, a turnip a pit, my show no one can do it!" So many people have been rehearsing for more than three months, and the premiere can't be out of LouZi! "Li Weijian recalls the scene of that year, and he still remembers it vividly." I grew up in the regiment, followed the teachers, and heard from them what many old gentlemen did in order not to delay the things on the stage, the drama is bigger than the sky, it is a belief and instinct rooted in the depths of the heart. ”

Li Weijian prostrated his father three times, and while prostrating his head, he cried and said: "You let me enter the troupe from a young age, just because you hope that I will have a performance on the stage, the performance is the biggest thing, I can't do filial piety today, you forgive me..." When he turned to go out, the family ignored him. When he arrived at the theater, no one expected that such a big thing had happened in his family, and he still rushed back to participate in the performance.

Everyone was worried about his state and could not perform on stage, but he said: "I want a performance that is not bad, and today this show will be performed for my father." Wiping away tears, walking onto the stage, forcing the grief in his heart, he finished talking like usual, and the audience did not see the beginning, or gave warm applause. At the end of the scene, his tears came out of his eyes again.

After the performance, the leader and the secretary sent Li Weijian home to comfort his mother and family. The leaders told his mother that Li Weijian had submitted an application to join the party before and was now in the process of inspection, "Today's events proved that at the critical moment he was able to focus on the overall situation, and the party organization decided to formally recruit him as a party member." ”

After becoming a party member, Li Weijian became more calm, and he returned to the Beijing Qu art troupe as executive deputy head after three years of training at the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture. After becoming the deputy regimental commander, he arrived at the unit early in the morning every day and left at eight or nine o'clock in the evening. Li Weijian, who is now the chairman of the Beijing Ququ Association, still spares no effort to polish a good work, and in order to polish a good work, he has been deeply collecting style in the Huitian area for several months, and is regarded by local residents as a "community cadre outside the organization". "If you have the conditions, just do it!" I have to be worthy of the vote that everyone chose me. Li Weijian said. Photo by Fang Fei, a reporter of this newspaper