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No one could have predicted that Mei Ting, the actor who came into the public eye in the family ethics drama "Don't Talk to Strangers" for playing Mei Xiangnan, his wife who suffered domestic violence, would subversively create a completely opposite villain in the new masterpiece "The Daughter Who Came Home" - that is, Liao Suifang, who served as the deputy director of the neighborhood committee in Tanling Town in the 90s of the 20th century.
In this tense and exciting story, Liao Suifang was originally a beautiful and elegant country beauty, which can be called a popular idol in the town. However, due to the complex emotional entanglements between her young and two men, her personality gradually became distorted.
The gentleness and virtuousness she showed to the outside world was just an illusion she had carefully created, and there was already a fierce and hideous side in her heart.
Once, Liao Suifang loved her first boyfriend Wang Chongjiang deeply, and the love between the two was like glue. However, when she found out that she was pregnant, she had to choose to marry another man who loved her deeply, Lee Seungtian, for the sake of the child.
Although she lived a seemingly peaceful life, she had no real affection for her husband in her heart, and only used him as a tool to achieve her personal goals.
With the birth of her second son Li Wenwen, Liao Suifang's inner world has become more and more distorted. She was worried that her daughter would rob her husband of her love for her mentally handicapped son, and she actually stretched out her sinful hands to her own flesh and blood.
Years of secrets are revealed with the appearance of a young nanny and an impostor who claims to be her daughter, and her insidious and cunning nature is finally revealed.
In the process of disposing of the corpse, Liao Suifang showed an unprecedented ferocious face. She did not hesitate to hurt herself, bleeding profusely, but her eyes flashed with naked madness. All of this made the audience feel extremely shocked and frightened, and it was completely impossible to connect Liao Suifang in the play with the kind and kind Mei Ting in real life.
In fact, the successful interpretation of this role full of contrasts is the perfect embodiment of Mei Ting's superb acting skills. Her smooth and natural performance portrays the inner distortions and transformations of the characters vividly, and people can't help but be impressed by her extraordinary strength.
Even the actor Zhang Zifeng of the crew was full of praise for the rivalry with Mei Ting and expressed his sincere admiration.
There is no doubt that Mei Ting's vicious antagonism in the hit TV series "The Daughter Who Came Home" can really be described as a comprehensive subversion of the audience's previous cognition! made countless netizens exclaim in surprise during the viewing process, and they all said "too shocking"! Such an unusual and distinct image change is undoubtedly a vivid interpretation of Mei Ting's unique charm as an outstanding actor.
It is worth noting that the reason why Mei Ting was able to create such a wonderful villain in "The Daughter Who Came Home" with great skill stems from her long artistic career that began at the age of 19.
Back in 1994, Mei Ting, who was only 19 years old at the time, made her debut on the screen and played the role of a resolute and innocent girl in the movie "Scarlet Childlike Heart". Although this was only her first appearance on stage, her outstanding performance caused a sensation and won the warm welcome and high attention of a wide audience.
In order to deeply understand and interpret the characters in the play, Mei Ting put in great efforts, and even spent two months learning Russian from local residents, and insisted on filming in the cold environment of minus 40 degrees, this perseverance undoubtedly exercised her willpower and endurance.
With her outstanding performance in "Scarlet Childlike Heart", Mei Ting was successfully admitted to the Performance Department of the Central Academy of Drama, which she dreamed of, to continue her studies, and since then she has officially embarked on the road of professional actor.
During her time at school, she was fortunate to work with Hong Kong superstar Leslie Cheung to co-star in the movie "Red Lovers", under the careful guidance of this excellent mentor, Mei Ting's acting skills have been significantly improved, laying a solid foundation for her future development in the film and television industry.
After graduation, Mei Ting quickly became popular and became a high-profile star with her profound basic skills and extraordinary talent. In 2001, she successfully portrayed the image of her wife Mei Xiangnan, who was devastated by domestic violence, in the family ethics drama "Don't Talk to Strangers", vividly portraying the character's painful experience under the oppression of domestic violence, which deeply touched the hearts of the audience and made people have a heartfelt respect for her.
The following year, Mei Ting once again shined in the urban emotional drama "Parents' Love", maintaining a high-level performance from beginning to end, interpreting the heroine An Jie, a fashionable woman born in a petty bourgeois family, from a young girl to an old woman in her later years, and there is no sense of disobedience, which is full of praise.
The popular broadcast of this drama also made Mei Ting's popularity reach an unprecedented new height.
It is with this unremitting spirit of hard work and the enterprising attitude of constantly exploring new knowledge that Mei Ting can steadily and steadily move towards the glorious road of acting step by step, and the good reputation and proud achievements achieved today are the best proof of her perseverance.
And her outstanding villain performance in the TV series "The Daughter Who Came Home" has become the best testimony of her arduous artistic path.
Although Mei Ting has now entered the golden period of her life and her career has reached its peak, her life journey has not been smooth sailing. She also experienced heavy blows in her emotional life before her career flourished.
In 2000, Mei Ting, who was already a superstar in the film industry at that time, fell in love with the talented "returnee" Yan Po, and the social status of the two was very different. However, what is surprising is that Mei Ting actually took the initiative to show favor to Yan Po, which shows how much she cherishes this relationship.
In order to support her husband to realize her dream of directing, Mei Ting was not stingy, not only starred in the heroine of the movie "Aspirin" with zero pay, but also went all out to match him, and finally helped Yan Po win the Magnolia Best Director Award as she wished.
However, after his success, Yan Po began to show his true character as a "scumbag", and had an affair with a certain actress, completely disappointing his hard-working wife. Although Mei Ting tried to save the marriage, she failed to prevent it from breaking down.
As Mei Ting later said in an interview, "If it continues, it will only bring more harm to both parties", so they chose to break up.
Her husband's betrayal was undoubtedly the deepest blow in Mei Ting's life. She tried her best to manage this relationship, but when she got such a result, she would naturally fall into endless pain and confusion.
However, Mei Ting did not sink because of this, but turned this pain into a driving force to move forward. She threw herself into the acting career she loved, giving it her all. It was at this dark moment that Mei Ting once again climbed to the peak of popularity with the TV series "Parents' Love".
As soon as the play was broadcast, it topped the list of domestic dramas with a high score of 9.4, and Mei Ting won unanimous praise from the audience with her superb interpretation of the heroine An Jie.
The audience was all blown away by Mei Ting's unfathomable talent in her role, and they gained insight into the outstanding actress's unwavering pursuit of acting career.
Since then, Mei Ting's career has once again ushered in a glorious peak, and many popular masterpieces have come one after another. She turned the experience of a failed marriage into perseverance and perseverance, gritted her teeth, forged ahead, and finally climbed to the top of her life step by step.