Meng Qin, Chinese mainland actress, graduated from the Acting Department of the Central Academy of Drama. [1]
In 2015, he participated in the movie "A Little Smile is Falling Down" and officially entered the show business circle [2]. In 2016, he participated in the puzzle show "One Stop to the End"; in the same year, he also participated in the modern suspense drama "Beauty for Filling" and the urban light comedy "She Is Beautiful" [3]. In 2018, "Phoenix Prisoner Phoenix", the nostalgic youth network drama "My Youth is Also Brilliant", "Accidentally Eat You", and "She Is Beautiful" were released. In 2019, the youth campus drama "Crush on Orange Sheng Huainan", which starred in the Novel of the same name in August Chang'an, was released. In 2020, she starred in the role of Sheng Jiaojiao in the legendary love drama of the Republic of China "Bu Yun Qu".
<h1>Early life</h1>
The name Mengqin is derived from a lyric sung by singer Fei Yuqing, "Dream back to eight hundred miles of Qin Chuan". Mengqin learned gongbi painting and classical musical instruments from an early age, and also loved hand painting [1]. In 2012, Meng Qin passed the art examination and was admitted to the Central Academy of Drama, majoring in the Department of Acting.
<h1>Acting experience</h1>
"Accidentally EatIng You"
In 2015, he participated in the film "A Slight Smile is Falling City" based on Gu Man's novel of the same name, in which he played a small rain demon who was vain and contrived, but paid for love; and the film was Mengqin's personal film debut. [2]
On March 28, 2016, the puzzle attack program "One Stop to the End" was broadcast on Jiangsu Satellite TV [1] [6]. In April, he participated in the modern suspense criminal investigation drama "Beauty for Filling", based on Ding Mo's novel of the same name, in which he played the victim Ji Yaxin [3] [7]. In May, he participated in the urban light comedy "She Is Beautiful" starring Guo Jingfei and Zhang Xinyi, in which he played the role of Feng Lingli and staged a post-90s love affair with Lu Xiaowei [3] [8]. On August 8 of the same year, Meng qin participated in the launching ceremony of the fantasy martial arts movie "Blue Blood Dan Heart" based on the unique cultural symbol of the Mulao people, "Dansha", and starred in the film as the female number one "Red Sand". In December, he starred in the first suspense art film "Town" directed by Diao Yinan, which was directed by Diao Yinan, and played the female protagonist Ge Yang in the film.
In March 2017, in the youth school drama "Crush on Orange Sheng Huainan", which is based on the novel of the same name in August Chang'an, she played Ding Shuijing, a young literary and artistic girl who is both bold and free-spirited and cunning. In August, he participated in the nostalgic youth network drama "My Youth is Also Brilliant", playing the heroine Li Lili [12].
In April 2018, he participated in the filming of the literary and artistic film "Tide", one person played two roles, playing the summer who lacked family love from childhood and the winter love in the face of social violence; on August 2, the modern love food network drama "A Careless Eat You" was released, playing the heroine Gu Conglai [13].
In 2020, she starred in the role of Sheng Jiaojiao in the legendary love drama of the Republic of China "Bu Yun Qu".
<h1>Character evaluation</h1>
Most people are not optimistic about Mengqin, who has not yet left the campus and has no experience, to play the role of "Little Rain Demon", but whether it is the stunning appearance of Xiao Yu Demon, or the emotional setback in the rain to challenge Bei Slightly, Meng Qin is very cautious to control the emotions of every detail, proving that he is a Small Rain Demon (Sina Entertainment Review) [2].
Mengqin is a sensitive girl in her life, this sensitivity has given her great help in performance, not only delicate to the performance state of the character, but also better control of the emotional rhythm, and her own unique temperament with the labels of "purity" and "literature and art" is impressive (Tencent Entertainment Review) [3].