Who are the Japanese artists who have developed in China?

The one that makes me feel most familiar is Koji Yano.

Koji Yano was not very popular when he was in Japan. It was when he was studying Chinese at Beijing Language and Culture University that he began his career in performing arts in China. It was also in this year that he played Emperor Meiji in the TV series "Towards the Republic", which was also China's first "devil image".

In the future, he also played the image of Japanese devils.

When I first met him, I was in the TV series "Little Soldier Zhang Ga", and I played the image of a "devil" at that time, a Japanese officer. In fact, Koji Yano, who is known as a "devil professional", he doesn't hate people calling him like this, he doesn't think it's a failed label, he feels that it's a golden key that opens the door to his acting career.

In fact, we all know that as a Japanese nationality, it is indeed not possible to play the image of a Japanese devil all day, because not only do you have to face the cynicism of the Chinese, but also the spitting of your own countrymen. Although I felt that the "devil image" was a benefit to my career at first, I slowly felt that something was wrong after the cycle. In fact, Koji Yano can also be called a veritable bridge between Chinese and Japanese cultures, shining in film and television dramas, variety shows, culture, language and other TV programs in China and Japan.

Every year, he tosses back and forth between China and Japan, for his own cause and for the friendly cooperation between China and Japan.

In fact, when it comes to work and life, Koji Yano is always full of sunshine and positivity. The vagaries of Sino-Japanese relations have undeniably had a certain impact on the state of existence of people standing between China and Japan. However, Koji Yano said that we should not dwell on the past all the time, we should look forward and stride forward.

The female lead singer in the big mouth is Aisa Chida.

There is also Koji Yano, who goes up every day.

Noriko Sakai has been to China for development.

The Japanese love to be grandchildren for the Americans, and those who are a little capable do not want to come to China for development.

So LZ, rest assured

The main reason why Japanese artists rarely come to China is because of historical reasons, and secondly, because of the rapid development of the domestic film and television industry.

Japan's film and television industry is very developed, comparable to that of Hong Kong in Asia (Hong Kong's entertainment industry has always been called the "Hollywood of the East" by Westerners). Japanese stars are free to develop their film and television careers in their home countries, so they didn't come.

Of course, there are also film and television works that work together. For example, some of the domestic revolutionary-themed movies are Japanese actors (it seems that the level is not high, there is a bit like a star who is one level higher than the extras), such as the big star Fujiwara Norika and Aaron Kwok co-making movies, which is not considered to be the development of China.

Entertainer

The development of modern entertainment has made the term "artist" more widespread. In order to increase their popularity and gain more remuneration and opportunities, singers, actors, models, dancers, and other people who are engaged in entertainment are not only developing in their own fields, but also discovering in many ways. Singers don't necessarily just sing, and sometimes they may act; Actors may also work in stage plays, films, TV dramas, etc.

In order to unify the title, artists are used to collectively refer to these entertainment workers, making the title of artist gender-neutral.

With the progress of modern information dissemination and the use of television, film and other projection media, artists are no longer limited to a certain region or a certain country. And the content of the performance is ever-changing and varied. With the development of science and technology, the advancement of computers and the Internet, there are even online artists who hide their true identities by relying on different packaging, as well as virtual artists who are completely created animations.

1, You Yongzhi (formerly known as You Yong).

Born on December 13, 1963 in Lintong District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, he is a film and television actor in Chinese mainland and a national first-class actor of the National Theater of China. In 1988, he participated in the first movie "The Price of Madness" and began to enter the film and television industry. In 1997, he starred in the TV series "Big Family" as Rong Bicong and won the Outstanding Actor Award at the 15th China Popular TV Golden Eagle Awards.

In 2000, he participated in the movie "Emergency Landing" as Liu Yuan and won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 23rd China Popular Film Hundred Flowers Awards.

2, Yuji Oda.

Born on December 13, 1967 in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, a Japanese film and television actor, he participated in his first movie "Shonan Mobers" in 1987 and officially entered the film and television industry. In 1999, he won the Most Topical Actor Award at the 22nd Japan Academy Film Awards for his starring role in the crime comedy "Jumping the Search Line: The Worst Three Days in the History of the Bay Coast Agency".

In 2000, he won the Best Actor Award at the 43rd Japanese Film Blue Ribbon Awards and the Best Actor Award at the 25th Japan Newspaper Film Awards for the thriller action film "Snow Crisis".

3, Yang Lijing.

Born on December 13, 1968 in Chiayi City, Taiwan, China, a Taiwanese actress, she starred in the movie "Royal Sister 3: Male and Female Thieves" for the first time in 1988 and officially began her acting career in Hong Kong, and then played a female policewoman in police films such as "Super Policewoman", "Royal Senior Sister", "Overlord Flower", and successfully transformed into a successful husband and actress. Yang Lijing actively expanded her yoga career while running her acting career, and published a number of yoga books and teaching videos.

4, Huang Zongze.

Born on December 13, 1980 in Hong Kong, China, he is an actor and singer from Hong Kong, China. In 1999, he joined TVB as a contract artist. In 2005, he played the leading role for the first time in "My Master is Huang Feihong", and won the "Leap and Progress Male Artist Award" at the TVB Thousands of Stars Awards Ceremony with the costume drama "My Savage Grandma"; In September 2013, he won the "My Favorite TVB Male Artist" and "My Favorite TVB Screen Couple" awards at the Star and TVB TV Awards for "Good Intentions".

5, wife Mu Cong.

Born on December 13, 1980 in Mitsuhashi Town, Yamamon County, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, Japanese film and television actor. In 1997, he applied for the talent show "Star Audition" and became an artist under Horipro. In 2001, he starred in the inspirational comedy "Five Boys Splashing in the Water" for the first time, and won the 39th Japan Golden Arrow Award for Picture Newcomer and the 25th Japan Academy Film Award for Best Newcomer.

In 2002, he won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 34th Japanese Drama Academy Awards for his performance in the romantic comedy "Lunch Queen".