In 2009, the crew of "Serious Case Six Group 4" worked overtime in a humble hotel on the outskirts of Beijing, and it was already two o'clock in the morning.
Wang Qian saw that the sliding door of the hotel was hidden and wanted to step forward and close it. But when she just touched the doorknob, the whole person was like being struck by lightning, her body couldn't stop shaking, and her mouth let out a scream, but she couldn't let go of her hand no matter what.
At this moment, her colleagues who were more than 30 meters away were dumbfounded, and no one dared to approach her. The actor Xing Minshan reacted and wanted to rush over and push Wang Qian away. Fortunately, Wang Qian's assistant Dong Liang and an extras were quick to catch Xing Minshan.
Otherwise, we will have to send the two leading actors to the hospital together. In the end, it was the group performer in rubber shoes who kicked the door open and saved Wang Qian's life.
Wang Qian suddenly collapsed to the ground, and the temperature of her hands was as hot as barbecue meat just out of the pot. She cried loudly because she knew that she had just met with Lord Hades. At this moment, all the details of the filming of "Six Groups of Serious Cases" in the past ten years flashed through her mind like a slideshow.
And to put it mildly, "Six Groups of Serious Cases" is indeed a veritable "poor crew". In order to save money, they chose to shoot in the most remote part of Beijing and started working in a simple studio that they had built.
In winter, it's as cold as eating a popsicle, but in summer it's as hot as a steamer.
It was under difficult conditions that Wang Qian and the crew made a police drama with super high ratings.
This professionalism is really admirable.
Rewind time to 2000, when 29-year-old Wang Qian received an invitation to "Serious Case Six Group 1".
In order to play the role of Ji Jie, Wang Qian put in a lot of hard work, she didn't say a word, and went directly to the Tongzhou District Public Security Bureau of Beijing to experience life.
During the day, he followed the police uncles and aunts to handle the case, and at night he also enrolled in a taekwondo training class. In this way, Wang Qian has transformed from a delicate actress into a decent policewoman in a month.
Once, Wang Qian followed the police to a murder scene to investigate, and the deceased at this scene had been decomposing for more than 20 days.
It was a really disgusting scene. However, our classmate Wang Qian was not scared at all, she checked every corner of the scene one by one.
However, there are many good things, and after the hit of "Six Groups of Serious Cases 1", Wang Qian encountered an unexpected problem.
The uncles and aunts on the street mistakenly thought she was a real policeman, and some even persuaded her to break up! I thought that acting realistically would be beneficial, but I didn't expect it to cause trouble.
In "Serious Case Six Group 2", Wang Qian wanted to try to play different roles, but the producer thought that the role of Ji Jie was specially customized for her, and she was the only one who could do it.
Unable to refuse, Wang Qian could only continue to act. In order to create a new image for Ji Jie, she went to the police force to experience life.
In this case, she was involved in solving a case of dismemberment.
In this way, Wang Qian dug deep into Ji Jie's character again and again, making her grow from a young policewoman in "Serious Case Group 6 1" to a calm and capable criminal police captain in "Serious Case Group 6 4".
The process is neither difficult nor difficult, both easy and not easy.
It can be said that the relationship between Wang Qian and Ji Jie is like a happy rival, wanting to get rid of each other but falling deeper and deeper into it.
However, we still need to think deeply: will an actor only play one role in ten years constrain his personal development? Did Wang Qian miss other more valuable opportunities because she was too deep in the play? I am afraid that only Wang Qian herself can give an answer to this question.
Who says actors can only act? Take a look at Wang Qian in the crew of "Six Groups of Serious Cases", her multiple identities are simply jaw-dropping!
First of all, she is the heroine with zero pay. That's right, you heard it right, it's zero pay! While the salaries of other actors are rising, Wang Qian's salary has stayed at the level of the late 90s.
Why? Because the drama involved in the case could not be broadcast in prime time, the TV station pressed the purchase price of the drama too low, resulting in the crew not being able to recover the cost.
But Wang Qian didn't care. She said: "Last year, I participated in an industry symposium, and a female editor and director of Beijing TV mentioned that the ratings of "Six Groups of Serious Cases" broadcast in non-prime time even exceeded that of prime time, and she was known as the real uncrowned king of ratings.
"That's what I'm drawing." This dedication makes people can't help but praise her.
Secondly, in the drama "Serious Case Group 6 4", Wang Qian not only served as an actor, but also served as a screenwriter and coordinator. What does this mean? It means that she not only has to act well, but also has to conceive the script at the same time, and is responsible for coordinating all aspects of the actors, scenes, and art.
It is a common thing to work 14 or 15 hours a day, and staying up late is even more commonplace.
In the end, when the crew's capital chain broke, Wang Qian had to become a fundraiser (fundraiser) to raise funds for the crew.
In order to attract sponsorship, she ran all over the streets and alleys, and it was even more common to accompany wine and socialize. Once, she drank a glass of liquor in one go, and ended up in the hospital for an intravenous drip due to alcohol poisoning.
The spirit of desperate Saburo is thought-provoking and admirable.
In order to keep Ji Jie's image up to date, Wang Qian not only did not collect money, but also paid for her own friends to design clothes and hairstyles.
The crew had no money, so she asked her friend Bo Tao to help design a professional suit, which was free. The stylist wanted to change Ji Jie's hairstyle, but after trying several times the effect was not satisfactory, Wang Qian asked her hairstylist friend Xie Yi to volunteer to help her design a hairstyle with straight hair in the middle.
After reading this paragraph, you may want to ask: Is it worth it? Wang Qian's answer was: It's worth it. Because "Six Groups of Serious Cases" has made her a well-known first-line actress, and more importantly, it satisfies her pursuit as an actor.
In today's fast-growing entertainment industry, there are fewer and fewer actors who devote themselves to their roles, such as Wang Qian.
Her professionalism deserves our respect, but it is also a wake-up call. We look forward to seeing good work, but we want the actors to work in a healthy and safe environment.
About Wang Qian's love life, it is really very dramatic. Think about it, she and Xu Qingdong, the director of "Six Groups of Serious Cases", sparked a spark of love at work, and had a lovely daughter.
However, the lovers did not receive a marriage certificate, which can be said to be unique in the entertainment industry.
After a long time of love, Wang Qian and Director Xu got along day and night, working together for "Six Groups of Serious Cases", and their feelings also followed.
But guess what, this pair of happy enemies just won't get the certificate! This operation is really puzzling.
However, unfortunately, the good times did not last long, and on September 19, 2014, Xu Qingdong unfortunately passed away due to illness at the age of 68.
Wang Qian lost her lover, and at the same time lost her closest work partner. Since then, she has been dependent on her daughter.
Wang Qian is 55 years old, and she is still single. You might say she's a little sad. However, she did not stop because of this, but worked harder in the entertainment industry.
From "Six Groups of Serious Cases" to "Come on! Xiao Mo", "The Chaser", "New Big Head Son and Little Head Dad", and then "City in the Sky" and "Whistleblower" during the epidemic, Wang Qian's drama path is becoming more and more extensive.
She is at ease in a variety of industries, such as a police officer, a doctor, a lawyer, and a stock trader.
That's right, she is known as the "queen of industry dramas". As a result, her life is focused entirely on her work, which may be a way for her to alleviate the pain of losing a loved one.
We naturally ask, can career success fill the gap in our love life? As a single mother, Wang Qian has her own experience and experience on how to balance career and family.
Regarding these questions, I am afraid that only Wang Qian herself can give accurate answers.
In this face-watching entertainment industry, it is really not easy for 55-year-old Wang Qian to maintain strong vitality in her career.
We hope that our employees will be able to find a balance between career and life.
Speaking of Wang Qian, the first thing that many people think of is her role as Ji Jie in "Six Groups of Serious Cases", a role that made her popular overnight.
However, do you know that Wang Qian's acting career still has many wonderful moments.
Although "Six Groups of Serious Cases" is Wang Qian's famous work, she is not stereotyped by this role. Instead, she took advantage of the experience and popularity she had accumulated in this role and began to experiment with various different types of roles.
From a policeman to a doctor, from a lawyer to a stock trader, Wang Qian's role transformation is like a queen of change, and each role can be easily controlled by her.
You see, in 2018 alone, she participated in three TV series, namely "Come on! Little Mo", "The Chaser" and "New Big Head Son and Little Head Dad".
The star's lineup of film and television works is too strong, spanning many fields such as youth films, suspense films, and animation films. What's more worth mentioning is that during the epidemic, she also launched film and television dramas such as "City in the Sky" and "Whistleblower", which is really amazing! .
What is admirable is that the 55-year-old actress is still active in the film and television industry and is very dedicated.
Wang Qian's acting skills are quite good, and the characteristics of each character played are extremely profound, so that the audience can remember it at a glance.
Whether it's a capable policewoman, a gentle doctor, or even a shrewd stock trader, she can perform her unique charm and make the audience deeply enthralled.
This ability to control different roles is something that ordinary actors can't achieve.
To be honest, in this entertainment industry that looks at appearance, there are really not many middle-aged actresses like Wang Qian who can maintain their popularity all the time.
Her success may have inspired many actors of the same age. At the same time, we also hope that the film and television industry can give middle-aged actresses more opportunities and space.
Wang Qian's acting career is full of challenges, but she has always walked confidently and walked out of her own path. We look forward to her continuing to break through and contribute more wonderful roles."
The "Six Groups of Serious Cases" series is a criminal investigation drama filmed in Chinese mainland, which has been broadcast four times since its premiere in 2001. The drama is based on a real case and tells the story of the police of the Serious Crime Unit in the process of solving the case.
The play has been widely popular in Chinese mainland and has also achieved certain repercussions overseas.
The success of the "Six Groups of Serious Cases" series lies in its authenticity and close-to-reality style. The play tells the investigation process of the case from the perspective of the police, and allows the audience to better understand the profession of the police by showing the work and life of the police.
In addition, the play also focuses on portraying the emotional and psychological state of the police, making the audience more empathetic.
However, there are also some problems with the show. First of all, the production level of the show is not stable, and some scenes and costumes and props are not realistic enough. Secondly, the plot of the play is too simple, and the detection process of some cases is too simple, lacking suspense and tension.
Finally, the cast of the show is relatively weak, and some of the actors are not natural and realistic enough.
Overall, the "Six Groups of Serious Crimes" series is a successful criminal investigation drama that allows the audience to learn more about the police profession while also revealing the dark side of society. Despite some problems, the show's authenticity and close-to-reality style remained key to its success.
"Six Groups of Serious Cases" is one of the important milestones in Wang Qian's acting career. From its premiere in 2001 to its end in 2010, the show aired for 10 years and 136 episodes, setting multiple ratings records.
According to statistics, as of 2018, "Six Groups of Serious Cases 1 and 2" has been played more than 27 million times across the country.
That's a staggering number! And "Serious Case Six Group 3" and "Serious Case Six Group 4" are even more powerful, winning ratings championships in Shanghai, Wuhan, Fujian, Heilongjiang, Beijing and other places.
However, behind this success in the general sense, the crew needs to pay a huge effort and price. In order to save money, the crew chose to shoot in the most desolate and remote suburbs of Beijing and set up a simple shooting studio.
There is no heating in winter, and the actors are shivering with cold; In the summer, there was no air conditioning, and everyone was as hot as a salted fish.
In order to save electricity bills, the crew sometimes used ice cubes and electric fans to create "artificial air conditioning".
It's amazing! Director Xu Qingdong is simply a workaholic, working 14 or 15 hours a day, which is simply commonplace.
Wang Qian and her colleagues silently hoped in their hearts that the director would be sick so that everyone could get a day off.
In the future film and television industry, how to better safeguard the rights and interests of actors on the premise of ensuring the quality of works is undoubtedly a question worthy of deep consideration by the entire industry.
The success of "Six Groups of Serious Cases" is worthy of recognition, but it also sounded the alarm for us: good works are important, but the rights and safety of actors cannot be ignored.
It is hoped that the future film and television industry can find a balance between artistic pursuit and humanistic care.