Liu Chengyu became popular because of "Tang Detective 2", and the image of the capable female police officer in it made netizens shine. Born in Sydney on 25 August 1994, she is a Chinese-Italian actress and model.
Before Detective Chinatown 2, Liu Chengyu's most well-known work was 2016's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: The Sword of the Green Underworld. Because of this play, she also became acquainted with Yang Ziqiong and became a disciple of the kung fu empress. In her private life, Yang Ziqiong will also call Liu Chengyu "Little Giraffe", and the relationship between the two is also a teacher and friend, which is envied.
In addition, Liu Chengyu also participated in Ma Yun's "Gong Shou Dao" and successfully achieved an achievement - kicking Ma Yun's father. And participated in the Hollywood movie "King of the Circus" and the US-India co-production "Hotel Mumbai", which can be described as a star-studded road.
Chen Ying, played by Liu Chengyu in "Detective Chinatown 2", is very similar to her own personality and background. Chinese, grown up abroad, free personality, capable, professional and intelligent. Liu Chengyu said frankly, "I have similarities with her personality, but in fact, in real life, I am not as serious as Chen Ying, she is really strong."
Because he grew up in Sydney, Liu Chengyu's Chinese level still has a lot of room for growth. So when filming "Detective Chinatown 2", Chinese became a must-do exercise for her every day.
"Memorizing lines, practicing pronunciation, are what I have to do every day, usually I will ask Chinese teacher to tutor, privately I have a lot of small books to record a lot of words, the front is English, the back is Pinyin, I will carry them with me, I will see when I have time."
Although he has been learning taekwondo since he was a child and has learned a lot of filming experience from Yang Ziqiong, in "Tang Detective 2", Liu Chengyu still faces many very dangerous fight scenes.
"In the scene where the fight in the warehouse, there were a lot of actors involved, and some people kept turning on and off the electric gate, and when filming, the scene was also very chaotic, and everyone kept falling down, or accidentally hit each other."
But despite this, Liu Chengyu still felt that this was a "very interesting memory".