Liao Xiaoqin

essential information

Early experience

Liao Xiaoqin also received the admission notice from the performance department and the management department of the film academy. Because of her introverted personality, she was more suitable for behind the scenes work, so she chose the management department. After entering school, Liao Xiaoqin became a filmmaker with a heart of mind. In 2002, Li Chengru, the leading actor of the TV series "looking for her in all directions", happened to see 20-year-old Liao Xiaoqin at the gate of the film academy. He thought she was very suitable for a character in the play, so he took her to meet Chen Yanmin, the director of the play. A few months later, Liao Xiaoqin became an actor by mistake.

Acting experience

In 2002, he played Teng Xiaoning, a dancer of the propaganda team, in his TV series debut "searching for her in the crowd". In 2003, he once again cooperated with Director Chen Yanmin to play in his TV series "cool autumn in life", in which he played the beautiful and young peony class, the leading Hua Dan Han Yu. In 2004, he was the live producer of the medical drama final diagnosis starring Chen Jianbin and Gao Ming. In 2005, she starred with Siqin Gaowa and Wen Zhengrong in the ancient costume historical drama "song of wordless stele", in which she played Shangguan Waner, granddaughter of Wu Zetian's political enemy Prime Minister Shangguan Yi. After the completion of the shooting of "song without words", Liao Xiaoqin quit her production job in a film and television company and began to participate in interviews with some crew members. In 2006, he participated in the historical love drama "Beiping past" starring Han Xue and he Bing, and played Lin Fengxian in the drama. In 2007, she starred in Dong Jie's and Li Zonghan's love drama "return your pearl", in which she played fireworks woman Yang Hong. In 2008, she played Liu Qingqing, the maid of a wealthy family, in the remake of the TV series of the same name in Taiwan directed by Yang Peipei in 1989. In 2009, she played Bai Ping, a movie star trapped in the romantic scene, in the emotional drama nongben amorous. In 2012, Liao Xiaoqin played a lively and enthusiastic Red Army soldier Yin Jie in his historical drama the Red Army's eastern expedition, which was broadcast on a CCTV evening show. In 2013, she took part in Jia Yiping's self directing and self acting popular comedy "flowers on the bars", which portrays the public's happiness. In the play, she played the glib fruit stall owner and the fair woman Han Mei who lingers on the streets all day. On September 13, she played in the crime family movie "national witness". In 2014, under the strong recommendation of Chen Jianbin, he played a good Chinese role in the epic TV series brothers of the Republic of China. In April 2016, Liao Xiaoqin appeared in the Sixth Beijing International Film Festival with the crew of the film "flowers on the bars".

Main works

Take part in TV series

Take part in the film

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Liao Xiaoqin has always been an actress who is not bound by her appearance and personality. Whether she is Shangguan Wan'er, a legendary woman of the Tang Dynasty in the ancient costume drama Wuzi stele song, or the sassy female warrior Yin Jie in the TV drama Red Army's eastern expedition, or the gorgeous but not noisy bar owner in the movie national witness, Liao Xiaoqin is flexible in various female roles (Xinhua Online Review). starting from the TV series debut "searching for her in the crowd", Liao Xiaoqin gradually appeared in front of the audience. With her excellent acting skills, sweet appearance and good figure, she stood out and let the audience who didn't know her know this actress with acting skills and hard work. In the past, Liao Xiaoqin mostly played the role of a cheerful and lively beautiful woman, or a gentle and gentle student sister. In the movie "blossoming on the bars", she plays a glib fruit stall owner, who spends all day on the streets showing off her beauty. He has challenged many roles and interpreted different lives.