From China Baby to Jia Mu, what classic roles did Zhou Caiqin create in his life?

After Zhou Caiqin graduated from the Royal Academy of Drama, his first stage play was The World of Susan Wong. In that era when Asian faces rarely appeared on the western stage, Zhou Caiqin shone like a star in Britain, shaping her first classic role in her acting career, and letting people in western countries see the vitality and unique charm of Asians.

Although there are many questions and criticisms about the role of Su Sihuang, this role really left a deep impression on Zhou Caiqin's acting career. The role of Su Sihuang made cheongsam the most fashionable dress in London at that time, and dyeing black hair and painting almond eyes became the most popular trend. Zhou Caiqin's name has been hung on the light box of the Welsh Theatre for three years, which shows how popular her Four Emperors of Su was at that time and how turbulent the craze in Britain was.

However, the entertainment craze will eventually recede, and no one will be honored for a lifetime because of a classic role. Sure enough, a few years later, Su Sihuang was no longer sought after, and Zhou Caiqin transformed into a singer. The slow songs with China elements won her back applause and flowers. From 65438 to 0988, the English autobiography "Daughter of Shanghai" was published in Britain and the United States, which fully demonstrated Zhou Caiqin's tenacious character and wonderful life.

The new TV series A Dream of Red Mansions premiered in China on 20 10, in which Zhou Caiqin plays Jia Mu. In fact, Jia, a wise, kind and tenacious figure, has many similarities with Zhou Caiqin himself. In the process of playing Jia Mu, she vividly showed Jia Mu's personality characteristics and highlighted her? Old play bones? Excellent acting skills. But despite this, there are also many critical voices. Many people think that Jia, who plays the role, lacks the majesty and classical temperament of feudal family parents. This suspicion is really unreasonable. Living abroad since childhood, her way of thinking, manners and speech are inevitably westernized, so she also lacks Jia's classical temperament.