A brief biography of Wang Yan and where Wang Yan was born

Wang Yan. Wang Yan is an actress from Chinese mainland.

In 2017, he starred in the youth inspirational drama "The Road is White from Tonight", playing the role of Jing Miyazawa; In the same year, he participated in the warm drama "Love Under the Stars" as Liang Yuxuan. In 2018, he participated in the romantic sci-fi comedy "My Robot Boyfriend" as Zhao Boya.

Chinese dry Hu name: Wang Yan.

Nationality: Chinese.

Zodiac sign: Aquarius.

Height: 169cm

Weight: 48kg

Place of birth: Shandong.

Date of birth: February 3.

Profession: Actor.

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Representative works: Love under the stars, the road from tonight white.

Acting experience. In 2017, Wang Yan played Liang Yuxuan, who is independent and straightforward, and dares to love and hate in "Love Under the Stars";

On November 1, 2017, the youth inspirational pure love drama "Road Meets Youth from Tonight White" was broadcast, and she played the role of Miyazawa Jing, a little princess with a good temperament and a little willfulness.

On October 21, 2019, the starring romantic sci-fi comedy "My Robot Boyfriend" was broadcast, and he played the role of Zhao Boya, the editor-in-chief of Mala.

On April 8, 2020, the martial arts detective drama "Detective Jane Doesn't Know" was broadcast.

Participated in TV series.

Detective Jane is not stupid and knows-2020-04-08, playing the role of Exhibition Twelve.

Love Under the Stars - 2020, as Liang Yuxuan.

My Robot Boyfriend - 2019-10-21, as Zhao Boya.

Lu meets youth from the white tonight-2017-11-01, as Jing Miyazawa.

Character evaluation. The Aquarius king is kind.

With the arrogant princess disease and silly white sweet character in the play, it has aroused heated discussions among netizens.

Born into a poor peasant family, at a time when the family structure of the agricultural society was changed due to the entry of capital and commerce, his father had turned to work as a clerk and a partner to earn a living. He himself only went from a private school to a high-level school, and at the age of 15 he went to work as an apprentice in a shop in Shanghai. However, he was enlightened by democratic thoughts, and he was unwilling to seek progress, and embarked on the road of "self-study" of remedial self-study.

At the age of 18, he went to Beijing to participate in the "Work-Study Mutual Aid Group", while making a living by setting up food stalls and laundry services at the gate of Peking University, while listening to Lu Xun's lecture on "China's First History" and self-taught Esperanto at Peking University.

At the age of 20, he began to publish new poems and translations, and at the age of 21, he began to publish the short story "Autumn Night". Subsequently, his works and translations increased year by year, and he published ** collections, essay collections and translation collections in different periods. In addition to teaching Chinese, literature, and Esperanto in secondary schools, teachers, and universities, and serving as literary supplements for newspapers and periodicals, he was mainly engaged in writing and translating throughout his life.

Wang Luyan has the fortitude and stubbornness of the people of eastern Zhejiang, and when he was in the second grade of high school, he was suspended from school along with many of his classmates because the principal respected by the students was unreasonably dismissed by the school manager. Later, he came to Beijing and joined the work-study Ming Zhaochun Mutual Aid Group founded by Cai Yuanpei, Li Dazhao, Chen Duxiu, etc., and at the same time went to Peking University to audit Lu Xun's "History of China" and other classes.

Wang Luyan was self-taught, initially entered the literary world in the 20s, became a member of the Literary Research Association, and in his short life, he left 11 short stories, 1 novella, two and a half long stories, 4 prose collections, and also translated 11 foreign literary works through Esperanto. On August 20, 1944, at the most difficult moment on the eve of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Wang Luyan, chairman of the Guilin Branch of the All-China Association of Literary and Art Circles to Resist the Enemy, finally died in Guilin due to poverty and illness. Due to the frequent wars and still speculation, the tombstones erected by the same people in Guilin's literary and artistic circles did not know where to go, and even the location of the cemetery was difficult to find.

This writer who worked hard for the people has not been forgotten by future generations. His hometown of Daqi Town, Beilun District, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province has opened up Lu Yan's literary career exhibition room, and new editions of his works have been published, "The Story of Listening to the Tide" and other prose masterpieces are loved by people, and "**" and other ** have become classic works praised by literary historians, vividly and vividly recounting Wang Luyan's simple and profound wandering heart.