Zhang Guangbei, born in Beijing, China, 1959, China film and television actor, deputy general manager and producer of Beijing Guang Bei Media Film and Television Co., Ltd., 1976 enlisted, 1986 graduated from the Central Academy of Drama. Member of the Culture, Literature, History and Learning Committee of the 13th China People's Political Consultative Conference.
1986, starring in the first film "furong town"; 1988 won the China Academy of Performing Arts Oscar for the film Arc. 1993 played the role of Lu Bu in the TV series Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In 2005, he co-starred in the TV series Bright Sword with Li Youbin and He.
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Performance experience
From 65438 to 0986, Zhang Guangbei, a college graduate, was assigned to work in Beijing Film Studio. 1987, Zhang Guangbei played Prince Gong with one heart in the historical film "The Empress Dowager of Two Palaces" and was nominated for best actor in Hundred Flowers Award.
1988 Zhang Guangbei played the role of Liu Kai, a psychologist, in the movie Arc, and won the Academy Award of China Performing Arts Society [2]? ; In the same year, he participated in the film mutiny and played Cheng Zhao.
1990 played Liu Qingjian in the movie "There is a flame on the horizon". 1993 participated in the TV series Romance of the Three Kingdoms and played Lu Bu.
In 2000, he played Chiang Kai-shek in the TV series Sunrise in the East. In 2002, he participated in the TV series "Jade Guanyin" starring Sun Li and David, and played a small role in the border army.
In 2004, Zhang Guangbei served as the chief producer of the TV series "Dawn is silent here" to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the victory of the anti-fascist war.
In 2005, he starred in the TV series "Bright Sword" with Li Youbin and He Lian, playing the patriotic soldier Chu of Kuomintang. In July 2007, the TV series Invincible Benevolence was created by the original crew of Bright Sword starring Li Youbin and He. 20 10 participated in the TV series "Jing Wei Tian Di" starring Jia Yiping, reflecting the legend of Henan merchants, and played Chu.
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