The 86 version of Journey to the West Tang Seng is played, in the 86 version of Journey to the West,

Tang Seng has been replaced among the actors, and this role is actually completed by Wang Yue, Xu Shaohua and Chi Chongrui.

The first actor is Wang Yue, who acted in dramas such as "Disaster Guanyin Courtyard", "Stealing Ginseng Fruit", "Three Dozen White Bone Spirits", etc., everyone was very satisfied, but because he was going to act in another movie later, Wang Yue quit the crew halfway.

The second Tang Seng is the well-known beautiful man Xu Shaohua. It is reported that he was originally going to try Bailongma, but because of his good temperament, he was decided to play Tang Seng, and as a result, many audiences liked him very much. However, halfway through the performance, he also left the crew because he was going to go to Shandong Art Institute for further study.

The last to replace Xu Shaohua was Chi Chongrui, who was kind and kind, and he became the last Tang monk to really obtain the true scriptures.

Also: the baby drifting in the river - Jiang Liu'er. The youngest Tang monk, only five months.

When I was a child, I knocked on the wooden fish and two little monks who went to the pond to release them.

Hello, in the 86 version of Journey to the West, Tang Seng has a total of three actors, they are Chi Chongrui, Xu Shaohua, and Wang Yue.

The first person was Wang Yue, who quit after filming a few more episodes, and he played the episode of Wuzhuang Guan.

The second is Xu Shaohua, who played the first few episodes.

The third is Chi Chongrui, most of whom he played.

In the sequel, half is Xu Shaohua and half is Chi Chongrui.

It's Wang Yue, Xu Shaohua and Chi Chongrui.

Chi Chongrui , is a very handsome actor, there were three people who played Tang Seng at that time, Wang Yue, Xu Shaohua Both played this role.

Chi Chongrui, this person didn't appear in the entertainment industry much after playing Tang Seng, and the Tang Seng he played was a very classic.

Chi Chongrui can be said to be a very good actor, and he has had many popular roles, among which Tang Seng in Journey to the West is the most classic.

The fourth and fifth episodes were played by Xu Shaohua. The sixth episode was performed by Wang Yue. The seventh and eighth episodes were played by Xu Shaohua.

The ninth and tenth episodes were performed by Wang Yue. The eleventh and twelfth episodes were performed by Xu Shaohua. The thirteenth episode was played by Chi Chongrui.

Episodes 14 to 16 were played by Xu Shaohua, and episodes 17 to 25 were played by Chi Chongrui. The first to eighth episodes of the sequel were played by Xu Shaohua, the first half of the ninth episode was played by Xu Shaohua, and the second half of the episode was played by Chi Chongrui. Episodes 10 to 16 were performed by Chi Chongrui.

The 86 version of "Journey to the West" "Tang Seng" has changed three actors before and after, namely Wang Yue, Xu Shaohua and Chi Chongrui.

Wang Yue, graduated from the 78th class of the Performance Department of Beijing Film Academy, and his classmates include Zhou Lijing, Fang Shu, Shen Danping, Zhang Fengyi, Xie Yuan, Zhang Tielin and others, after graduation, he was assigned to Emei Film Studio as an actor, and he was also the first "Tang Seng" to enter the 86 version of "Journey to the West" crew, director Yang Jie's evaluation of him was: very handsome, not feminine.

However, Wang Yue only acted in three episodes of "Woe to Guanyin Academy", "Stealing Ginseng Fruit" and "Three Dozen White Bone Spirits", so he followed the advice of a teacher, worried that after playing Tang Seng, he would be stereotyped from now on, and his future drama would become narrower, so he hurriedly left the crew and developed into the film industry.

In 1983, Wang Yue left the crew, and Xu Shaohua, who originally played the "Little White Dragon" in the play, replaced him as Tang Seng. In 1985, Xu Shaohua was invited to study at Shandong University of the Arts, and at the end of the same year, he returned to the group to continue filming the TV series "Journey to the West".

In 1998, he co-starred with Yang Jie again in the sequel to "Journey to the West", playing the protagonist Tang Seng.

One day in 1984, Xu Shaohua, the actor of Tang Seng at that time, left the crew because of further study, and the entire crew was in a state of shutdown as soon as Xu Shaohua left, and the director Yang Jie was anxious. At that time, Chi Chongrui had just finished filming "Harbin at Night" and met Yang Jie unexpectedly. Since then, Chi Chongrui has started a different life!