There is such an actor in the film and television circle, with a foreigner's appearance, but he is a Chinese and speaks fluent Chinese, he is Xu Yaya.
Xu Yaya is actually a mixed-race child, born in 1948 in Qingdao, Shandong Province, his father is from Henan, China, his mother is a Russian, but his appearance is not at all chinese father, and his appearance is more like his mother. Now living in Qingdao, his wife is also Chinese, and his sons and daughters also live in Qingdao!
She has participated in many film and television dramas such as "New Zhu Gege", "Ge Ge Wants to Get Married", "Yi Tian Slaughter Dragon Chronicles" and so on, which can be a real old drama bone.
Because his appearance has been disliked since he was a child, he has also brought great trouble to his life because of his appearance, and other children do not play with him because of his strange appearance. When he grew up, he was very distressed, and he couldn't find a decent job like that, at that time, there were very few foreigners in society, so he was intercepted many times in the car, and he had to take out his ID card to prove his identity.
However, by chance, Xu Yaya encountered the "star scout" of the original Bayi Studio when he was wandering on the street, which entered the industry as an actor, and without professional training, he began to slowly contact the shooting of TV series and movies, and he also paid more efforts than others. Coupled with his own Qingdao accent, he learned for a long time before learning Mandarin.
Because of the appearance, he has always played a foreigner, but also to learn to talk to foreigners, but never use makeup, this act is 40 years, but what makes him happy is that he plays a foreigner does not need makeup at all, 40 years of playing a lot of foreigners, because of a very prominent appearance, it is easy to be remembered by everyone, he is also very fortunate that he is a Chinese. I used to complain about my appearance, but now, because of my appearance, I have become my resource.
He was thankful for that. The inconvenience that his appearance once brought to him has now become a resource, which is really in response to Lao Tzu's words, blessings and misfortunes depend on each other, and blessings are blessed by misfortunes.