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Hai Qing is definitely the most famous daughter-in-law character in all the television dramas over the last few years. She catapulted to the national stardom by acting as a daughter-in-law through four different television dramas, which appeared one after another in rapid tandem. She interprets four different daughter-in-laws in four different yet convincing ways and portrays young women in the most difficult relationship in all Chinese families: the tricky and thorny relationship between a daughter-in-law and a mother-in-law.
After her winning Gold Eagle award for her character in “The Beautiful and Good Era of Daughter-In-Laws”, she appeared in a humorous skit in 2011 Spring Festival Gala on CCTV. It is presumably the most viewed television program staged in the world by China’s largest television network. It is every entertainer’s dream to appear on the gala stage and an appearance on the gala stage on the most important night measures an entertainer’s popularity and success. She has made it, as has been proved by her appearance on the 2010 CCTV Spring Festival Gala.
Of course she is more than a daughter in law.
After appearing as a daughter-in-law in four television dramas, she starred in a spy drama entitled “Before the Dawn” in 2010. It became a blockbuster after it was screened nationwide. It tells a story about a communist undercover agent who has been a sleeper in a secret intelligence agency for ten years before he is waken up to carry out a task. The drama relates what happens in a month after he is woken up. Though the drama had nothing to do with daughter-in-laws, Hai Qing most gladly took a small character in the play where men played all the big roles, because she wanted to try something new and different and because it was directed by Liu Jiang, the director for “The Beautiful and Good Era of Daughter-In-Laws”.
She also appeared in the 2010 blockbuster “The Orphan” directed by Chen Kaige, confirming that she is one of the best actresses in China.
Many among audience believe Hai Qing is a Shanghai native. They got the impression from the first daughter-in-law character she interpreted so convincingly. But she is actually from an ordinary family in Nanjing. She was born in 1978. She showed her performance genius in her girlhood years. She signed up with Jiangsu Song and Dance Ensemble. Thanks to her talent, she was soon promoted to be a director. Some of her works won awards. In 1997 she entered Beijing Film Academy with a very good score from the national college entrance examination.
Huang Lei, a well known actor and lecturer at the academy, was her tutor. After graduation from the academy, Hai Qing got some jobs for small roles in some television dramas. But few good offers came her way. So she decided to get married with her high school sweetheart. Her husband now works in Nanjing. The couple has a four-year-old son.
Hai Qing is now trying hard to adapt her life to the new-found fame. At a press conference, she admitted that she is married with a son. Now she has hands-on experience about the fame that makes her life different. Before fame, she could afford to make a mistake: all she needed to do was to make it right again. After fame, she is in the spotlight and under the scrutiny of the national media and audience. People examine her under the magnifying glass. She even cannot do shopping any more. As soon as people spot her, they would rush over, asking to pose with her for a photograph or asking for an autograph.
As a typical daughter-in-law on the screen, she might look coquettish. But in everyday life, she is confident with a firm look in her eyes. And her smile is innocent.
For the time being, she is one of the few hottest women in China’s showbiz. While at home, she cooks, cleans, reads, and watches old films again and again. □
After her winning Gold Eagle award for her character in “The Beautiful and Good Era of Daughter-In-Laws”, she appeared in a humorous skit in 2011 Spring Festival Gala on CCTV. It is presumably the most viewed television program staged in the world by China’s largest television network. It is every entertainer’s dream to appear on the gala stage and an appearance on the gala stage on the most important night measures an entertainer’s popularity and success. She has made it, as has been proved by her appearance on the 2010 CCTV Spring Festival Gala.
Of course she is more than a daughter in law.
After appearing as a daughter-in-law in four television dramas, she starred in a spy drama entitled “Before the Dawn” in 2010. It became a blockbuster after it was screened nationwide. It tells a story about a communist undercover agent who has been a sleeper in a secret intelligence agency for ten years before he is waken up to carry out a task. The drama relates what happens in a month after he is woken up. Though the drama had nothing to do with daughter-in-laws, Hai Qing most gladly took a small character in the play where men played all the big roles, because she wanted to try something new and different and because it was directed by Liu Jiang, the director for “The Beautiful and Good Era of Daughter-In-Laws”.
She also appeared in the 2010 blockbuster “The Orphan” directed by Chen Kaige, confirming that she is one of the best actresses in China.
Many among audience believe Hai Qing is a Shanghai native. They got the impression from the first daughter-in-law character she interpreted so convincingly. But she is actually from an ordinary family in Nanjing. She was born in 1978. She showed her performance genius in her girlhood years. She signed up with Jiangsu Song and Dance Ensemble. Thanks to her talent, she was soon promoted to be a director. Some of her works won awards. In 1997 she entered Beijing Film Academy with a very good score from the national college entrance examination.
Huang Lei, a well known actor and lecturer at the academy, was her tutor. After graduation from the academy, Hai Qing got some jobs for small roles in some television dramas. But few good offers came her way. So she decided to get married with her high school sweetheart. Her husband now works in Nanjing. The couple has a four-year-old son.
Hai Qing is now trying hard to adapt her life to the new-found fame. At a press conference, she admitted that she is married with a son. Now she has hands-on experience about the fame that makes her life different. Before fame, she could afford to make a mistake: all she needed to do was to make it right again. After fame, she is in the spotlight and under the scrutiny of the national media and audience. People examine her under the magnifying glass. She even cannot do shopping any more. As soon as people spot her, they would rush over, asking to pose with her for a photograph or asking for an autograph.
As a typical daughter-in-law on the screen, she might look coquettish. But in everyday life, she is confident with a firm look in her eyes. And her smile is innocent.
For the time being, she is one of the few hottest women in China’s showbiz. While at home, she cooks, cleans, reads, and watches old films again and again. □