In our childhood, in addition to all kinds of martial arts dramas represented by Jin Yong opera, the biggest influence on us is probably all kinds of Qiong Yao dramas. At that time, most of us were not interested in these love and love TV series, and many times we had to watch these dramas when our parents were chasing them.
"Qingqing River grass, leisurely day is not old, wildfires burn endlessly, wind and rain can not blow down", even if you have not seen "Qingqing River Grass", but whenever gao Shengmei sang the theme song of the same name melody, I think many friends will involuntarily hum along. "Qingqing Riverside Grass" is the sixth work of Qiong Yao's "Six Dreams" series of TV series, directed by Shen Yi and starring Yue Ling, Ma Jingtao, Jin Ming, etc., telling the journey of qingqing and Xiaocao sisters who are not willing to succumb to fate and fight against fate, as well as the love story between Qingqing and He Shiwei.
Whether you like this drama or not, it is undeniable that in that year, the influence of "Green River Grass" was very huge. Through this drama, the career of popular artists such as Ma Jingtao and Yue Ling has reached a higher level, and "Little Lolita" Jin Ming has become the "little lover" in the hearts of many people at that time. And also through this drama for everyone to be familiar, there is also the second male in the play, the actor Liu Ziwei who plays Pei Shaoqian.
Liu Ziwei, also known as Liu Dinghua, was born in 1962 in Beijing. In the early years, he majored in Martial Arts at the China Academy of Performing Arts, majoring in Peking Opera performance, where he studied under Gao Shenglin, Jin Tong, Li Shengbin, and Wang Mingzhong. After graduation, he became a martial arts actor in the Youth Troupe of the Peking Opera House in China.
As early as the 1980s, Liu Ziwei was well-known, and often followed the Peking Opera Artists Performance Troupe of the Three Provinces and Five Cities to Hong Kong to perform, especially the three plays "Burning Pei Yuanqing", "Washing the Floating Mountain" and "Killing the Four Doors" were welcomed by the audience, and the curtain ended seven times. In 1987, he also won the Best Performance Award at the First National Young Peking Opera Actors Television Grand Prix sponsored by CCTV and the Chinese Dramatists Association, after which Liu Ziwei went to Japan to study.
It was during this period that Liu Ziwei participated in many film and television works, and "Qingqing RiverSide Grass" is one of the most representative works. In the play, he played the eldest son of the Pei family, Pei Shaoqian, with a straightforward personality, jealousy and hatred, and finally under the enlightenment of Qingqing, he clearly understood the person he loved and was related to Pomegranate. Liu Ziwei's acting skills in the play are natural and delicate, unpretentious, and are quite popular with the audience.
In addition to "Qingqing Riverside Grass", Liu Ziwei also starred in Qiongyao dramas such as "Xueke", "Ghost Husband", "Plum Blossom Branding", "Crescent Moon Grid" and so on in those years, which can be described as a full-fledged "Qiongyao drama royal supporting actor".
In the TV series "The Great Husband of China" directed by Xu Xiaoming, Liu Ziwei also starred, playing the infatuated "Shi Ji" in the play, and finally became a family member with "Rong Mingzhu" played by Li Saifeng.
Probably tired of the show business circle, over the years, Liu Ziwei has rarely appeared. A few years ago, Liu Ziwei once appeared in a variety show, his appearance basically did not change, and his demeanor was gentle and elegant, modest and courteous. There are rumors that he has returned to the familiar Peking Opera stage, and perhaps only that stage is where he can really show his fists.
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