Mai Wenyan, born in Beijing in 1961, originally from Guangdong, loved literature and art since childhood, and was admitted to the Actors Troupe of Guangdong Television In 1980.
In the 20th century, throughout the 80s, Mai Wenyan's name became familiar to countless people.
Today's popular little fresh meat and little beauty, in terms of fame, it is estimated that it cannot be compared with Mai Wenyan at that time, because she is so beautiful and charming. The picture shows an old photo of McVin Yan.
Different Mai Wenyan, more than 30 years ago, beauty and acting skills at the same time.
She was very foreign and charming, and this kind of enchanting beauty was rare in that era, which made her different from other actresses at that time.
At that time, a good-looking film "Cloud Rain Spring Supper" let Mai Wenyan enter the public's field of vision like a thousand arrows, and after many years, her beauty and sexiness are still vividly remembered and unforgettable.
Mai Wenyan's first electrocution work was in the 1981 TV series "The Legend of Shrimp Ball", in which she played the fisherman girl Ah Di.
Shrimp Ball tells the story of a Hong Kong street child who finally grows up to become a guerrilla fighter. With strong Guangdong characteristics, it is also the first TV series produced by Guangdong Television. The picture shows an old photo of McVin Yan.
Mai Wenyan was able to participate in this TV series and play the heroine, which is also a first step in the wind, and she is very lucky.
Later, this TV series was bought by Hong Kong TV stations, becoming the first TV series in China to break into Southeast Asia. Because of this, at that time, it was not surprising that she was able to catch fire.
Of course, in the early 1980s, television was not yet popular, and small screens could not compete with the big screen.
Later, Mak Wenyan played a series of supporting roles on the big screen. In 1982, in "This Is Not a Misunderstanding", she played the salesman Little Joe, and her fresh and natural image is still fresh in people's minds. Qu Yuhui. The picture shows an old photo of McVin Yan.
In 1983, in "Blood, Always Hot", Mak Wenyan played the female secretary.
This is also a more well-known reform film in that year, the male protagonist played by Yang Zaibao, brave and straight, justice awe-inspiring, let people's blood boil.
The screenwriters of this film are two real workers, so it is particularly good to write about the contradictions and confusions at the bottom.
In 1985, Mai Wenyan played the heroine Liu Xiangyun in "The Deal Under the Noose Rack", a female horse boy in a smuggling gang.
In the film, she played the heroine vividly, making people feel: if a woman is beautiful and bad, it is really like a poppy, and it has a special attraction. This role, she is the most memorable. The picture shows an old photo of McVin Yan.
The movie "About to Issue an Arrest Warrant" was also starred by Mak Wenyan in 1985, which was a criminal investigation film at that time.
In 1986, in "Two Midnight", she played Yang Ni; this is another detective film, but also an action, horror plot.
More than 30 years ago, such forensic films were very popular and very absorbing.
In addition, Mai Wenyan also participated in film and television dramas such as "The Family in the Water Town" and "The Mystery of Qin Keqing".
In many of the film and television works she has participated in, the characters are beautiful girls and charming little wild cats, which have swept the whole era and dumped thousands of viewers.
At that time, when people did not know what "sexy" was, Mai Wenyan stirred countless young boys and girls intoxicated with his "fashionable" and "avant-garde" style. The picture shows an old photo of McVin Yan.
However, overnight, Mai Wenyan seemed to evaporate in the world, and she was no longer seen in the major media.
It turned out that at the height of her career, she went to the United States in 1989, married an American, and lived a comfortable life.
Over the next dozen years, she studied and advanced American-style acting techniques and worked as a presenter in an art troupe.
During her time abroad, she occasionally returned to China to participate in filming filming films and television dramas, playing a couple with six children in "Under the Eaves of Shanghai" in 1994, and starring in "Wisteria Garden" in 1995.
In 2002, she returned to China to develop, playing a role in "My Father and Me" in 2004 and "Love on the Covered Bridge" in 2010. The picture shows an old photo of McVin Yan.
Today's Mai Wenyan, long wavy hair hanging down from the shoulders, the body shape is still concave and convex; the elegant and beautiful face still exudes a pure temperament; a pair of slightly yellow eyes, full of vitality and vitality, long eyelashes rolled up with seductive charm.
Youth is still the same, and the change of years and the passage of time have not left obvious traces on Mai Wenyan.