Liu Zifeng

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Acting experience

In 1965, he took part in his first film "little football team". In 1983, together with Tong Ruimin and Zheng Yuzhi, he appeared in the crime drama bronze drum. In 1984, he co starred with Zhao Jing in the plot film "two girls"; in the same year, he co starred with Qian Yongfu and Zhu Lin in the plot film "meet again in 20 years", in which he played Chen Qiming, a scientific and technological personnel who was buried in books all day, devoted himself to science and technology and devoted himself to the four modernizations. In 1985, he co starred with Zhi Yitong and Qi Mingyuan in the plot film University in exile, in which he played the weak middle-aged Professor Lu Zhonghan. In 1986, the comedy "Black Cannon Incident", CO starring Gao Ming and Yang Yaya, was released. The film was adapted from Zhang Xianliang's novel "romantic Black Cannon", in which he played Zhao Shuxin, who loved his motherland and had a strong sense of responsibility in work. With this film, he won the best actor award of the 6th China Golden Rooster Award. In the same year, he starred in the science fiction film "wrong" directed by Huang Jianxin It's the first time that I've ever seen you. In 1987, she co starred with Zhang Weixin in the plot film "the private life of the female mayor", in which she played Chen Ziping, the husband of Gu Wenyue, the female mayor. In 1988, he co starred with Zhang Wenrong in the children's play three and one adapted from Xia Youzhi's novel of the same name. In 1990, he co starred with Zhong Xinghuo and Xi Meijuan in the plot movie "true love of a false girl"; in the same year, he starred in the family movie "don't cry, Mom" directed by Yu Qiang. In 1992, he led the leading role in the plot movie "the rising star" directed by Xie Jin. In 1994, he directed and acted in the TV play "Miss etiquette rental company" with the background of modern Jiangnan City. In 1998, he co starred with Gao Hongliang and Zhou Xiaoli in the TV series "husband and wife enemy"; in the same year, he took part in the suspense film "Red Violin" directed by Francois Gillard. In 1999, his TV play "the vicissitudes of Shanghai" was broadcast; in the same year, he co starred with Liu Weiwei in the Youth Drama "youth on time". In 2000, he co starred with Tang tangmin and Gao Ming in the plot film the third line. In 2001, he co starred with Wang Yajun in the TV series "good man Li judicature". In 2002, he co starred in the family drama "modern family", in which he played the gentle, generous and reasonable retired middle school principal Xiao old man; in the same year, he acted in the TV drama "sesame opens the door" adapted from Qi Zhi's novel of the same name; later, he acted in the TV drama "sunrise" adapted from Cao Yu's drama of the same name; in addition, he co starred with Luo Gang in the TV drama "distant mountains far away" Water. In 2003, she co starred with He Lin and Bai Han in the plot film "mother for slaves" adapted from Rou Shi's novel of the same name, in which she played Li Xiucai, the master of a wealthy family; in the same year, her martial arts drama "sword out of Jiangnan" was broadcast. In 2004, he and Li Lin co starred in the love drama "Acacia into smoke". In 2005, he starred in the comedy "please, praise me" directed by Huang Jianxin; in the same year, his family drama "sunflower" was broadcast; in addition, he co starred with you Yong and Shi LANYA in the family drama "our father", in which he played Qin Yuansheng, a simple and honest countryman. In 2006, he co starred with Mo Yang and Liu Ying in the plot film "happy river"; on June 20, the plot film "heavenly dog" co starred with Fu Dalong and Zhu Yuanyuan was released, and he was shortlisted for the best supporting actor award of the 26th China Film Golden Rooster Award. In the same year, he co starred with Xie Xinyi and Li Jing in the TV series "new Yorker in Beijing". In 2008, he took part in the TV play a drop in the ocean directed by Zhang Xin. In 2009, his movie "crab crab Nong" was released; in the same year, his war drama "liberation of Shanghai" was broadcast. In 2010, he played in the sitcom family with parents. In 2012, he took part in the ancient costume drama the legend of Chu and Han directed by Gao Xixi. In 2013, he co starred with Tang Guoqiang in the biographical film Mao Zedong and Qi Baishi, in which he played Qi Baishi who was good at painting flowers and birds, insects and fish, landscapes and characters. In 2017, Liu Zifeng won the special honorary award of the 16th Golden Phoenix award of China Academy of film performing arts. In 2018, he participated in the drama song of life directed by cha Mingzhe.

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Character evaluation

Liu Zifeng has solid performing skills, rich life experience and artistic accomplishment. In the creation method, he strives to perform the combination of life and character. In the film "Black Cannon Incident", he does not emphasize the performance because of the strong sense of environment and external modeling of the characters. He does not use a strong sense of performance to deal with the characters from the outside, and does not exaggerate too much in various scenes, so everything is almost flat (review of film art). In the movie the rising star, Liu Zifeng's performance is lukewarm and does not fall into the pattern of stylization. At the same time, through his unique feeling of the role, he reveals his unique inner world with ingenious and subtle body and facial movements in the lens, and creates a distinctive and unique "this one" character with his delicate, simple and implicit performance style. Moreover, with the sensitivity of an actor, he not only perceives the details, but also shows what he feels delicately with his body language. The most important point is that he not only grasps the character keynote of the character, but also pays attention to the complex and multifaceted color of the character, showing the character's inner spiritual temperament (review of film review).