Zhu Jiejing
Zhu Jiejing was born in Zhejiang on October 3, 1985. She graduated from Shanghai Dance School and Shanghai Theater Academy. She is currently the chief executive of Shanghai Song and Dance Troupe Co., Ltd. and a national first-class actor. Vice Chairman of Shanghai Dancers Association.
In recent years, she has served as the female lead in many original dance dramas such as "Wild Zebra", "Farewell My Concubine", "Red Clouds in the Sky", "Stage Sisters", "Wang Xizhi", "Let's Dance Together", "Zhu_" The important role of number one. After years of stage training and careful guidance from many dance masters, she has repeatedly won good results in major domestic dance competitions, and has now achieved a dance form unique to Zhu Jiejing's style. Her outstanding performances have been recognized by experts in the industry.
On April 28, 2018, he won the "National May Day Labor Medal".
Chinese name: Zhu Jiejing
Foreign name: jiejingzhu
Alias: Sister Zhu
Nationality: Chinese
Nationality: Han
Height: 172cm
Weight: 46kg
Birthplace: Jiaxing, Zhejiang
Date of birth: October 3, 1985 Japan
Occupation: Young Dancer
Graduation School: Shanghai Theater Academy, Shanghai Dance School
Representative works: "The Carving of Roots" and "Farewell to the King" Ji", "Red Clouds in the Sky", "Zhu_", etc.
Main achievements: Gold Award in the three "Lotus Cup" National Dance Drama and Dance Poetry Competition
National model of artistic ethics
Shanghai May 4th Youth
Chief Executive of Shanghai Song and Dance Ensemble
National first-class actor
Vice Chairman of Shanghai Dancers Association
Personality: Gentle and touching, elegant and dignified
Hobbies: dancing, taking pictures, photography
Early experience
In 1995, nine-year-old Zhu Jiejing came to Shanghai alone , from primary school apprentice to chief of the song and dance troupe, from group dancer to "Lotus Award" heroine, from dancer to vice chairman of the Dance Association, from ignorant youth to today's young dancer. For 20 years, Zhu Jiejing has used time and hard work to prove her dancing.
Acting experience
In August 2019, he participated in the dance drama "The Wave that Never Dies".
On January 24, 2020, he performed the dance "Morning Light" as the lead dancer at the 2020 China Central Radio and Television Station Spring Festival Gala.
Main works
She played the heroine "Yu Ji" in the original dance drama "Farewell My Concubine".
She once played the heroine "Zebra Daughter" in the original dance drama "Wild Zebra".
She once played the heroine "Yun" in the original dance poetry drama "Red Clouds in the Sky".
She once played the heroine "Chinese Female Spy" in the original Sino-Australian dance drama "Mulan".
She once played the heroine "Du Liniang" in the original dance drama "The Peony Pavilion".
She once played the heroine "Yuehong" in the original dance drama "Stage Sisters".
She once played the heroine "Dance Teacher" in the original dance drama "Let's Dance".
She once played the heroine "Xi Xuan" in the original dance drama "Wang Xizhi".
He once played the heroine "_仙" in the original dance drama "Zhu_"
He once played the main role in the original costume dance "Golden Dance and Silver Ornaments".
He once played a major role in the original dance poem "Chinese Drum - The Voice of the Dragon".
He once played a major role in the original dance series "Man Ting Fang".
He once played a major role in the original dance series "The Earth".
Dance drama "The Eternal Wave".
Character Honors
In 2000, he won the Outstanding Performance Award for the Chinese Dance Youth Group B in the Sixth National "Taoli Cup" Dance Competition.
In 2002, he won the performance gold medal in the 3rd Chinese Dance "Lotus Award" competition.
In 2002, he won the Outstanding Performance Award for Contemporary Dance in the 3rd Chinese Dance "Lotus Award" Competition.
In 2004, the dance drama "Farewell My Concubine" won the gold medal for dance drama in the 4th China Dance "Lotus Award" (Dance Drama, Dance Poetry) Competition.
In 2004, he won the Outstanding Individual Performance Award in the 4th Chinese Dance "Lotus Award" (Dance Drama, Dance Poetry) Competition.
In 2004, he won the "Best Popularity" Award in CCTV's "World of Dance" column.
In 2006, he won the title of "The First Top Ten Outstanding Dance Workers in Shanghai".
In 2006, the dance poetry drama "Red Clouds in the Sky" won the first prize for outstanding drama in the 4th National Opera, Dance Drama, and Musical Drama Outstanding Repertoire Exhibition.
In 2007, the dance poetry drama "Red Clouds in the Sky" won the Wenhua Drama Award at the 8th China Art Festival, the 12th Wenhua Awards
In 2007, it won the 8th Wenhua Drama Award "Audience's Favorite Actor" at the China Arts Festival.
In 2008, he won the second prize in the professional dance competition in six provinces and one city in East China.
In 2008, he won the technical skills award in the professional dance competition in six provinces and one city in East China.
In 2008, Shanghai Media Group Performing Arts Center "SMG Star"
In 2008, a personal dance party was held.
In 2008, he was the first "lead" actor of Shanghai Oriental Youth Dance Troupe of Shanghai Song and Dance Troupe.
In 2008, he won the title of "Advanced Worker" of Shanghai Media Group.
In 2008, he won the title of "March 8th Red Flag Bearer" of Shanghai Media Group.
In 2009, he won the "Newcomer Award" in Shanghai Small Program Selection.
In 2009, he was named "Pink Star", the outstanding young actor in Shanghai.
In 2009, he was named the New Long March Commando (Youth) of Shanghai Culture, Radio, Film and Television Group.
In 2009, the dance poetry drama "Red Clouds in the Sky" won the performance gold medal in the 7th China Dance "Lotus Award" (Dance Drama, Dance Poetry) Competition.
In 2010, the "Jing Fei" personal dance work evening was held.
In 2010, he won the Grand Prize of the Jury of the Professional Dance Competition in six provinces and one city in East China.
In 2010, he won the individual performance gold medal in the professional dance competition in six provinces and one city in East China.
In 2010, he won the Best Newcomer Award from the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee Propaganda Department, Shanghai Culture, Radio, Film and Television Administration, and Shanghai New Play Selection.
In 2010, he was named "Advanced Worker" of Shanghai Media and Broadcasting Performing Arts Group.
In 2012, he was named "Shanghai Outstanding Young Dance Actor".
In 2012, he was rated as the "Top Performing Talent" of Shanghai Media and Radio Performing Arts Group.
In 2012, he was named "Advanced Individual" of Shanghai Culture, Radio, Film and Television Group.
In 2013, he was hired as a consultant for the Hand in Hand Art Troupe of Shanghai Youth Activity Center.
In 2013, he was one of the top four in Dragon TV’s “Dance for Hegemony”.
In 2013, he was awarded the "National Model of Artistic Ethics" by the People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Culture.
In 2014, he won the "Shanghai Literary and Artist Honor Award" issued by the Propaganda Department of the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee.
In 2014, he won the gold medal in the 9th Chinese Dance "Lotus Award" Dance Drama and Dance Poetry Competition.
In 2014, he won the "Shanghai May 4th Youth Model Medal" issued by the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League.
Won the title of "Shanghai Cultural Newcomer" in 2014.
On April 28, 2018, he won the honorary title of "National May Day Labor Medal".
Character experience
She is a young old dancer
She started dancing at the age of 6, entered a dance school at the age of 9, and entered Shanghai Song and Dance after graduation As a member of the big family of the troupe, she has gradually become a principal dancer from a young student. She has won numerous awards and has been merciless in winning awards. She is said to be a newcomer, but she has been associated with Wu for more than 20 years; said to be a seasoned actress, her label of being born in the 1980s is really amazing. So she jokingly calls herself "a young old dancer."
Like many children who learn to dance, Zhu Jiejing was a little girl who plunged into the world of dance and did not want to come out. Recalling her original intention of learning dance, she said with a bit of self-deprecation that dance is a beautiful dress. , she stubbornly believes that you can wear beautiful skirts when dancing, and if you want to wear skirts, you must dance. No one could have known that a child's simple thoughts would turn into her lifelong ideal. Happy people always know what they want clearly, make targeted efforts for it, and then enjoy it. Even if it hurts, it is a sweet burden. But what is surprising is that Zhu Jiejing, who was only 9 years old at the time, did this. To pure devotion. As she grew up, her understanding of dance also quietly changed.
She has been accustomed to collective life since she was a child and developed an independent character. During the day-to-day training at school, she often warned herself, "A good dancer must listen to the teacher's words, not to obey without thinking, but to accept all challenges with an open mind." "My own useful help." Now, she has become the brightest star in the night sky, the undisputed protagonist of one dance drama after another, and has received sincere applause and respect from the audience. Turning back to her own dance art, she firmly believes that dance is the most primitive and the closest expression to the soul. It incorporates the dancer’s wisdom, experience, and insights. The thickness of the dancer determines the charm of dance.
Her thin skin contains a soul that even she cannot control
Although success does not exclude accidental events, most successful people must be very harsh on themselves. Zhu Jiejing admitted that she would never be able to relax and play after training like others. Reflecting on the mistakes she made during the day's work, summarizing experiences and lessons so that she won't make them again next time, considering the training content for the next day, and measuring herself at the moment with higher standards. These are the lessons she must do every day. She couldn't control herself. For example, she had to struggle for a long time whether her hands would look better at 45 degrees or 60 degrees. Some of the movements that were already good would go the other way due to over-practicing. After large and small performances and competitions, watching replays is always the most difficult moment for her, because everything is imperfect and can be better. This is her persistence in dancing instinct. "My thin skin contains a soul that even I can't control." This is a status in Zhu Jiejing's circle of friends. In the picture, her tall and elegant figure and slightly raised chin are cleverly elongated in the black and white light and shadow. Uncontrollable perfectionism has created her strong character and pursuit of professional excellence. This double-edged sword also brings additional pressure. Fortunately, Zhu Jiejing is a stress-free and happy woman who cannot stand the same. She is always ready to face challenges and find her potential limits in changes.
In life, Zhu Jiejing is simple and casual, lacking the elegance of a southern girl, but showing the heroic spirit of a northern girl. Music, no matter how late at night, she will pick up a shaking glass of red wine and taste it slowly, quietly enjoying everything this city has to offer. She said that she likes Shanghai very much because it is open to all rivers, modern and fashionable, and suitable for fast-paced life. Although young people are full of dangers, they also contain opportunities. For her who gets nervous when she is idle, Shanghai is the most suitable place.
Shanghai is still Zhu Jiejing’s blessed place. The countless honors are closely related to the people here in this city, such as "Leading Figure of Outstanding Cultural Talents in Shanghai", "Outstanding Young Dance Actor in Shanghai", "Shanghai Media Group March 8th Red Flag Bearer", etc. Of course This also includes the title of "The Ninth Shanghai Top Ten Cultural Newcomers Award". Her every move is no longer just a personal behavior, but also has more social responsibilities to fulfill.
In fact, the audience is already prepared. Okay
In this era of fast-consuming entertainment culture, everyone is eager to squeeze into a concert. Even if they can only see the blurry outline of their idol, they will not hesitate to buy a movie premiere ticket from scalpers at a high price. For tickets to the screening, no matter what the clues are, go to Moments to share them first, for fear of falling behind others. If you are tired of your sincerity being drowned in the shouts of most people, you might as well go and appreciate it. "Dance is different from entertainment. Entertainment needs stars to maintain popularity, but dance is a star that will last forever in the dimension of art, always pulling you in the direction with its warm light from afar." "Zhu Jiejing's eyes became urgent when she said this. She wanted to tell more people to walk into the theater to experience the artistic atmosphere of a dance drama for herself. Only by walking into the theater and accompanying the dancers through joys and sorrows into the role can we understand why she I love this art so much. Compared with the scene, TV is inherently inferior. "TV presents things that others want you to see, while theater is what you want to capture first." The TV picture is focusing on a pair of hands, but maybe what the audience wants to see is the feet?"
Zhu Jiejing has a long-standing reputation in the field of dance art, but she is widely known by the public dating back to her participation in May 2013. She competed in Dragon TV's "So You Think You Can Dance" and won a spot in the top four of the country. Her solo dance "Waiting" conquered four instructors, including Jin Xing, who is known for her "venomous tongue". Yang Liping called her a beauty. She danced with heart, and spoke with even more emotion, "Why are people willing to spend thousands of dollars to watch a concert, but not willing to spend one or two hundred dollars to watch a dance drama?"
What went wrong here?" Dancers in the system have been confused for a long time through television media. After nearly two years, when asked this question again, Zhu Jiejing gave a completely different idea. She said, in fact, The audience is ready. It turns out that she attributed the lack of industry to the audience's aesthetic level. Now it seems that there is something wrong with the dancers? The works they create are too far away from people's lives. Sometimes they don't understand it even after dancing, and the audience doesn't understand it. How could she understand? Just as President Xi pointed out at the Beijing Literature and Art Symposium, literary and artistic works must be "rooted in the masses and serve the people." She believes that the audience for truly good works will heartily applaud.
Character evaluation
She has excellent dance qualifications, is good at understanding the inner world of characters, has extremely skilled and fluent control of dance language, and has a very wide range of performance. She is a very A potential top dancer. She has starred in many original dance dramas: she played the role of "Yu Ji" in the original dance drama "Farewell My Concubine"; she played the role of "Zebra Daughter" in the original dance drama "Wild Zebra"; She plays the role of "Cloud" in the poetic drama "Red Clouds in the Sky"; she plays the main role in the original costume dance "Golden Dance and Silver Ornaments" and the original dance poem "Chinese Dance - The Voice of the Dragon". Her performance range is very broad, smooth and smooth. Delicate. After years of stage training and careful guidance from many dance masters, Zhu Jiejing has repeatedly won good results in major domestic dance competitions, and her outstanding performances have been recognized by people in the industry (Shenzhen Information Evaluation).