Meng Shengnan.
Meng Shengnan, born on October 17, 1981 in Lanzhou City, Gansu Province, graduated from Communication University of China, Chinese mainland female host.
Meng Shengnan was the host of the 20160123 issue of Chinese Literature and Art, "Tribute to the Classics of the Famous Performing Artist Lei Kesheng", with tribute quotes:
He's not a slacker, he's a famous workaholic in the drama industry. In his more than 50 years of acting, he has played a kind grandfather, a cunning traitor, a lazy man on a blind date, and a dirt-poor peasant. Though most of these minor characters were marginalized and neglected by society, he performed them with a vivid and distinctive personality, and became the protagonist of the plays where the protagonist was not the protagonist.
He is the actor with the most movie and TV roles in the drama industry, and he is still sticking to the stage at the age of eighty. He is a performing artist - Lei Kesheng.
Acting experience:
In 2001, entered the Communication University of China Film and Television School of Film and Television Technology Art Department, studying variety show hosting ﹑ acting. During his college years, he worked as a program host for Beijing People's Broadcasting Station and a program host for Fujian Southeast Television.
In 2005, she started to host the music program "A Hundred Years of Song" on CCTV Music Channel; in the same year, she became the host of the group music interactive program "Song and Smile" on CCTV Music Channel.
In 2009, she won the host award of the sixth "China Golden Record".
In September 2010, she started to be the host of CCTV's "China Music TV".
In 2011, she was transferred to CCTV's Chinese International Channel, where she hosted the comprehensive arts and culture feature program "China Arts and Culture"; in the same year, she became the host of the city exchange talk show "City 1 to 1".
In 2016, she became the host of CCTV Mid-Autumn Gala.
In 2017, she served as the host of CCTV Spring Festival Gala in Shanghai.
Since 2018, she has been the host of the CCTV Mid-Autumn Gala for three consecutive years.