How do you evaluate Zhu Yawen s dubbing in the variety show Sound Immersion ?

First of all, thank Hunan Satellite TV for creating the program "Sound Immersion", which allowed us to see a lot of really powerful actors, and feasted our ears.

"Sound Immersion" is a dubbing variety show created by Hunan Satellite TV, which shows the actors' emotions, understanding, basic skills, expressiveness, and most importantly, the actors' most acting voices, all of which rely on the sound to show. Therefore, if the actor does not have real strength, he will not dare to come here.

Zhu Yawen's dubbing for Deng Chao is in the clip of the movie "Shadow", it can be said that his dubbing amazed the audience, it is impeccable, no matter from the acting skills, expressions, basic skills, and voice, it shows Zhu Yawen's profound skills.

With his solid dubbing skills and super popular audience base, he successfully "defended" the championship of "Immersive" in 2019. The whole process of his performance, it was hearty in one go. borrowed a sentence from Mr. Wang Gang's evaluation of Zhu Yawen in the show, "calm and atmospheric, free to retract and release, and moving".

Chinese actors have always lacked tough guys. Zhu Yawen is one of the few. From Chuanwu in "Breaking through the Guandong" to Yu Zhanao in "Red Sorghum", the characters he plays are domineering and domineering, and they can't stop it, and they can't stop it, and they can't stop it.

If domineering has to have an appearance, it may be Zhu Yawen's appearance.

His dubbing is an audio-visual feast that combines his rich film and television experience over the years, integrating acting skills and sound. The acting is pure, and the voice is magnetic and attractive.

Zhu Yawen's dubbing in "Sound Immersion" is particularly good, very good.

It's good, especially for a lot of people can see it, especially for a lot of people

I think Zhu Yawen's dubbing in "Sound Immersion" is particularly good.

let us meet a lot of really powerful actors, feasting our ears.

It feels pretty good, I can't tell it's dubbing.

Zhu Yawen's dubbing is actually quite good.

Zhu Yawen's dubbing is quite in tune.

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Zhu Yawen, an actor from Chinese mainland, was born on April 21, 1984 in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, and graduated from the Performance Department of Beijing Film Academy in 2006. In 2008, he played the role of Zhu Chuanwu in "Breaking through the Guandong". In 2011, he won the 14th Shanghai Film Festival Yana Sanzhou Newcomer Award.

In 2012, he was nominated for the International Emmy Award for Best Actor with "The Flying Eagle Gone Away". In the same year, he played Qin Feng in director Lou Ye's movie "The Mystery of the Floating City".

"Sound Immersion" is the country's first original sound charm competition reality show launched by Hunan Satellite TV. Taking lines and dubbing as the starting point, four groups of actors and voice actors with deep line skills or beautiful voices are invited to compete on the same stage in each issue to compete on the same stage for dubbing ability, line skills and interactive partner strength with young actors.

In the third episode of "Sound Immersion" broadcast on January 20, 2018, the guests ushered in the walking hormone Zhu Yawen, for which everyone was excited, after all, Zhu Yawen's image of a tough guy in the earliest "Breaking through the Guandong" or the recent "Red Sorghum" is really deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, so everyone likes Zhu Yawen with such manpower!

However, this time in the show, Zhu Yawen not only shows a hard image, but also has a handy role for contrasting and cute characters, and the surprises brought to everyone are unimaginable! Zhu Yawen first dubbed the role of Bai Jiaxuan played by Zhang Jiayi in "White Deer Plain", and the calm and atmospheric image of the patriarch jumped on the screen, and with the reversal of the plot, people were in tears; And then Zhu Yawen actually dubbed the role of Yuan Hua in "Charlotte's Troubles", the huge contrast of the roles was really unexpected, but Zhu Yawen connected very well!

The most important thing is in the canvassing process, Zhu Yawen's Su to fried baby made the female fans on the scene say that she is too handsome! In fact, at the very beginning, we knew that Zhu Yawen's natural bass sound itself was deeply concerned by everyone, and under the carefully brewed baby tone, it was even more sultry! So everyone called Zhu Yawen great!

When Zhu Yawen appeared, ** was very good, so everyone said what is this ** called? Later, after learning about it, we knew that it was Sha Baoliang who sang the theme song "The One Who Loves" in the TV series "My Natasha", and we all know that Zhu Yawen played the male protagonist in it, which is very consistent with Zhu Yawen's image, so it can be used as Zhu Yawen's personal theme song!

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Zhu Yawen burst into tears and restored the classic "Prosecutor General Ji" Li Jianyi burst into tears on the spot

He is the rugged and domineering Yu Zhanao in "Red Sorghum", and he is also the humorous Zhao Xiaoliang of "Beishangguang Don't Believe in Tears", but few people outside the actor's "acting skills" understand Zhu Yawen's "voice" charm. In the "Classic Voice" link, Zhu Yawen dubbed the role of Bai Jiaxuan played by Zhang Jiayi in "White Deer Plain", and Bai Jiaxuan's emotions in the face of the important moment of parting from his family were catalyzed in the charm of Zhu Yawen's "voice" in one second. Zhu Yawen himself also entered the play with his voice, and called affectionately in tears in trembling:

No, not in the middle! With his voice shaking, and through the interpretation of a very incendiary voice, Li Jianyi, who once played the honest and honest "Prosecutor Ji" in Hunan Satellite TV's annual drama "In the Name of the People", couldn't help but burst into tears and gave a thumbs up. Zhu Yawen's dubbing infected the audience even more, and as the plot was promoted, they also shed tears, and the audience cried, and some viewers sighed:

Really attentive, his voice pierced the bottom of his heart."

"Emperor of Sadness" switched to "Charlotte's Troubles" in one second, and the coffee manually praised Zhu Yawen

Later, in the second dubbing, Zhu Yawen will challenge the classic funny clip of Yin Zheng's confession in "Charlotte's Troubles". For Zhu Yawen, who was still immersed in sadness just now, it was a big challenge to switch to the elements of comedy without a gap, which is also a difficulty that voice actors often encounter in dubbing. However, Zhu Yawen just wiped his tears for a second, and as soon as he opened his mouth, he used his funny voice and body language to attract Li Jianyi, an old drama bone with tears in the corners of his eyes, to laugh.

It scares me, it's amazing, it's amazing. Li Jianyi couldn't help but praise when he was asked by the host Uncle Kai about his feelings.

In today's era, "Sound Immersion" interprets the new posture of "traffic variety show" and "ingenuity variety show" with high ratings and good word-of-mouth strength, and its innovation also provides the industry with reference significance and discussion value. This Saturday at 10 p.m., "Sound Immersion" continues to invite you to witness the magic of sound volts.

Zhu Yawen, born on April 21, 1984 in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, is an actor in Chinese mainland who graduated from the Beijing Film Academy in 2006 with a bachelor's degree in acting.

Zhu Yawen's main film and television works:

In 2008, he played the role of Zhu Chuanwu in "Breaking through the Guandong".

In 2011, he won the Asian Newcomer Award at the 14th Shanghai Film Festival;

In 2012, he was nominated for the International Emmy Award for Best Actor with "The Flying Eagle Gone Away". In the same year, he played Qin Feng in director Lou Ye's movie "The Mystery of the Floating City".

In 2013, he played the actor Yu Zhanao in the TV series "Red Sorghum" directed by Zheng Xiaolong;

In 2014, he played Duanmu Yuliang in the movie "** Times" directed by Xu Anhua.